So much better omg. I'm obsessed already. I just finished episode 1 and I couldn't stop giggling and kicking my…
Yea, this year's been lacking good rom-coms. And it's not like you gotta reinvent the wheel with them, just write a decent plot with classic tropes and hire actors who have good chemistry with each other. But seems like it's been hard to grasp lately.
This show literally has my blood pressure rising. I am so happy it started and gives me something to look forward…
It's 14 episodes, could take a while. Looks like they're prepping a whole "moms with kids" division at that company, with 3 other mom characters besides FL.
You don’t like it don’t watch. Problem solved. Except we all know you’re going to watch coz it’s so good…
Man, you need to watch some safe dramas without exes looks like, I recommend Touch Your Heart - no exes, everything is nice and cozy. But I think while nobody likes exes' toxic antics, sometimes they serve a purpose of testing the leads' feelings. If done right, without dumbassery, it usually ends up being ok. It's rather rare though, usually it's lots of drama, unreasonable behavior and clingy mess, like irl.
I have a feeling the single dad is going to like her or had liked her. I hope he doesn’t because then messing…
Well, there's that SFL character to whom hers and ML's father want to marry ML off to. She's likely gonna meet that FL's neighbour for her art gallery project, as he's the photographer whose works she liked. This is kinda looking like a budding annoying love square, but let's hope it won't come to that. The widower with a kid is a neighbour, but hasn't made any moves with plenty of opportunities. SFL doesn't look like she actually loves ML, she looks more like an obedient daughter.
Is it forbidden in K-dramas , especially rom-coms for the ML to have an ex and be normal rich man even if he doesn't…
Lol, wdym? The main audience for these dramas are women. And these classic plots allow them to vicariously live a fantasy of having a loving, rich, handsome Prince Charming, instead of broke, toxic, petty, crypto scam addicted goblins they they meet irl dime a dozen. And toxic exes are usually put in dramas for another purpose as well - to show how good ML or FL are compared to them. And also, for the sake of drama. Comments here seem to be very positive, so the tropes work. Also, actors have good chemistry.
Why have neither of the FLs done anything since. Kang Min Ah is gorgeous 😍
FL actress got married and became a mom after doing this drama, likely gonna be too busy for a couple more years. Not sure about the other one, but she's in some drama that's gonna air this year.
One thing I must say she's very annoying and he's very valid for his crash outs towards her 😭 how can one person…
He's an actor, she's a journalist. It's her job to dig dirt on celebrities and write sh*t about them. She doesn't owe him anything, it's just a job. She needs to do good to get back to her political journalism job. But she did start to feel bad about it after getting to know him better. And celebrities need to grow a very thick skin if they want to succeed in the social media era. Everything about their lives is scrutinized and is fair game. Him crashing out all the time is all on him, he's a drama queen and takes everything too seriously. It's not nice, or fair, but that's the age we live in. Don't like it, get off that job and go back quietly printing paper.
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But I think while nobody likes exes' toxic antics, sometimes they serve a purpose of testing the leads' feelings. If done right, without dumbassery, it usually ends up being ok. It's rather rare though, usually it's lots of drama, unreasonable behavior and clingy mess, like irl.
And toxic exes are usually put in dramas for another purpose as well - to show how good ML or FL are compared to them. And also, for the sake of drama.
Comments here seem to be very positive, so the tropes work. Also, actors have good chemistry.
And celebrities need to grow a very thick skin if they want to succeed in the social media era. Everything about their lives is scrutinized and is fair game. Him crashing out all the time is all on him, he's a drama queen and takes everything too seriously. It's not nice, or fair, but that's the age we live in. Don't like it, get off that job and go back quietly printing paper.