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Healthy straight couples full of love, support and understanding for each other aka no misunderstandings, talk about their problems and are honest with each other.
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1. Fight for My Way
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
Ah yes. I just love them. Friends to lovers is such a good trope... They take a while to realise they have feelings for each other but when the do oof they love each other. And even before being a couple they are such good friends that always have each other's back.
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2. Gank Your Heart
Chinese Drama - 2019, 35 episodes
I really love the chemistry here. Both rather calm leads, we get to see a healthy growing relationship with its ups and downs. You can see that they love each other and we see them supporting each other with their goals.
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3. Healer
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
What do I even need to say. They are the best. Cute, fluffy and investigative. Ep 13 especially;)
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4. It's Okay to Not Be Okay
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
This one is one of the less pure ones on this list. But the characters feel so real. I cried and laughed and felt. Nevertheless, their chemistry is off the charts and considering their personalities, this couple is pure support.
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5. Love Is Sweet
Chinese Drama - 2020, 36 episodes
Pure fluff. You have everything you could want for a typical drama. Enemies to lovers, childhood friends, Office Romance, Rich CEO and strong female lead... I truly love this couple. They are so natural and sweet and have such good chemistry. Lots of kisses and domestic scenes, it gets a bit steamy here and there for Chinese drama level. We also get to see them support each other and stick up for each other and have fun together.
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6. One Liter of Tears
Japanese Drama - 2005, 11 episodes
In such hard times, one needs friends like here. The FL has a terminal disease. Although romance isn't really a focal point in this drama, the couple shows support and love. I cried every episode.
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7. Put Your Head on My Shoulder
Chinese Drama - 2019, 24 episodes
Another cute college fluff. This time my favourite: Cohabitation. Lots of domestic scenes and also just fun being in love.
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8. Rain or Shine
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
Having lived through the same trauma as children, they meet by chance again in adulthood. They support each other with both their careers and healing. I love them and this is a quite mature drama in terms of tone.
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9. Run On
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
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10. Someday or One Day
Taiwanese Drama - 2019, 13 episodes
A bit different to most couples here given the, you know... time travel stuff and all. Nevertheless, a wonderful couple that is willing to sacrifice everything for each other. I love them.
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11. Something in the Rain
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
They support each other through everything. We do have misunderstandings here and there but that doesn't lessen the chemistry the have. They just get along so well it's so fun to watch.
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12. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
Everyone that knows me knows I love these two. The absolute best. They are just so cute. I love it when the ML pines for the FL. And once they hit it off we see them be best friends and lovers at once <3
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