Sigh

If I'm not bashing things on the internet, what am I supposed to do with all this pent-up snark and wit? It's got to go somewhere!

Not everyone wants to watch people swap spit or get busy on the big screen. I've been vocal about my discontent with the NSFW trend. This isn't the first time

One of the reasons we turn to Kdramas is because they sometimes offer a refreshing alternative to the gratuitous NSFW scenes of Western shows. Why would you assume that we hold Asian shows to a different standard?

Eat them up? Let's say Asian or non-Asian NSFW scenes were a dish. I'd send it back to the chef and ask for a refund

Japan waged an all-out war on Korean culture and used the missing Korean hostages for inhumane experiments, which is a direct consequence of war. War is a central part of the story

I'm flattered to know that my comment will live on in the annals of memorable internet comments

People allowing themselves to get emotionally involved or starting families during wartime is distasteful, inappropriate and ill-advised. They wouldn't be able to provide a stable and secure environment for a family

I hold firm to my belief that the "straight" lifestyle or "procreation" is not an acceptable, moral practice. I can't be okay with a narrative that advocates for it, especially in a time of conflict when the stakes are higher

No need to apologize for sharing your thoughts, that's what this platform is all about. Everyone is welcome to chime in :D

The "romance" genre isn't our cup of tea, and that's okay. With its formulaic storylines, idealized relationships, and problematic tropes, it's a train wreck in slow motion 99% of the time. I'd steer clear and find my thrills elsewhere

They don't have chemistry

Actors and actresses engage in some lip-locking for their horny fans. They aren't compatible on a deeper level

I'll admit, I'm not a fan of the "romance" genre

I was drawn to Gyeongseong Creature for its themes of war and human experimentation. The "romance" tag was added later. It was fair game to be caught off guard or disappointed that a promising thriller was hijacked by "romance"

"Is Ms. Han even a human? Is she a ghost?"

The most feminine women dispatching entire armies of men raises questions about the verisimilitude of the narrative. Producers should seek out actresses who embody emotional and physical fortitude

Hey now, don't judge a book by its empty profile! I don't broadcast my Kdrama obsession, but that doesn't mean I don't have one

My favorite Kdramas: Weak Hero Class 1, The King of Pigs, Revenant, The Guest, The Kidnapping Day, Mother, Bloodhounds and Strangers from Hell

"I don't care about your opinion at all"

Should you change your mind, my opinion is available for purchase at a reasonable price

We are chill. So chill and relaxed, we are practically horizontal. Why don't you chill out?

Some people might have "shipped" the leads and wished for "romance." I know I wouldn't fall into the category. "Romance" detracts from the dark narrative and theme of the story. And the main leads? They have less chemistry than a mismatched pair of socks

I agree. The Korean actors delivered their Japanese lines with confidence and accuracy. They pulled off the challenging task of playing roles that are outside of their cultural background, and that was commendable

Apparently, there's going to be a "kiss" scene between the main characters? In a story about colonialism, human experimentation and resistance, the feeding frenzy or "lip-lock-of-doom" feels like a serious misstep

Crossing the line between intense and plain uncomfortable is a recurring pattern for Park Seo Joon and Han So Hee

Blech, that's nasty

Humans have become the ultimate apex predators. They hunt and harvest other species at a rate that far exceeds their environment. They have a desire for power and dominance, over non-human species, and humans they perceive as weak, different or "abnormal"

Other species are limited by the availability of their prey. Humans are only limited by their own desires. This makes them a unique and dangerous force

War is a pervasive aspect of the human condition, one that has persisted throughout history and shows no signs of disappearing

Human greed often drives wars. Media can raise public awareness about that. If not now, when?

AbuHammer is a delusional homophobe. They are like bad weather. Don't let them rain on your gay ships. Grab your umbrella and keep on marching

It's called creative thinking. I'm open to the ship, and my sanity is still intact

AbuHammer is about as (un)wanted as a fly in a soup. They try so hard to be "the most hated user." It's pathetic