Honest Swan

What choice does he have? I feel so bad for him. No girl is over 30 years there. He would have had a chance to approach if there was. The oldest is 28years. Who does the show producers expect him to find love from?

Yooh chill dear! Its never that serious. Projecting? You seem to be the one projecting, respectfully. I didn't even mention about Haneul in my comment but you went on to talk about her. That says a lot about your comprehension skills. You're not reading to understand but to reply.

Why are you approaching an opinion/argument as you vs me. Its like a competition between me and you. If we don't agree its okay. I won't sleep any less neither should you. So always come here and get different perspective to things/life and you don't even have to agree.
Its all love darling. I have nothing against you. You can have whoever as your bias and no one is beating you about it. So again just chill.

Exactly!!!

I mean they have a storyline going on. The others seem confused or not as proactive as those getting the screen time.

I think @wyacdr meant what if Jeyeon could do the same to him like he is doing to others showing interest in him? I mean no one is asking you to get married on the spot and its not like they're confessing so you need to start the relationship. Yes, drawing a clear line is considerate but at least give them a ear. Listen to them. Be available and try to know them a little bit. After doing all that, you can gently turn them down because just like you, its only fair you give them a chance to shoot their shot.
I am sure Jimin would like to have a fair shot at Jeyeon. But if Jeyeon draws a clear line from the first interaction like he did with Jiwon, he would have been heartbroken. Its not too deep yet to start drawing lines or even call it an ambiguous situation.
So what Jimin is afraid isn't misleading anyone. He is afraid of having to deal with the fall out and being the bad one who turns someone down after they have expressed themselves. In other words, he is avoiding the guilt. So its easier he throws that guilt to someone, like let's say his situation with Jeyeon, than having to deal with one himself. They're some people who have a hard time turning down people and I think he is one of them. So, he would rather draw a line from the get go.

She said its because with Jimin, she's more comfortable so her personality comes out but with Woojae its tension. She's very much attracted to Woojae than she is with Jimin that she can't see they are polar opposite in most things. Just like Jimin, she might be thinking being comfortable with someone is more toward a friendship than a relationship. Also, her being an attorney, it means she is logical. She will act based on reasons rarely on her emotions.
I don't think she will jump ships easily. So until she exhausts all her feelings with Woojae, she will always choose him over Jimin.
You forgot that the character of Lovely Runner can also be applied to her feelings not just Jimin's steadfast and loyal love. It could also mean she tends to stay the same if she is attracted to someone.
Not to burst anyone's bubble but I think she will see it through with Woojae until she is convinced enough that they can't work out. Jimin will always remain her second choice. Just like how Jimin sees its bad to confuse Haneul with mixed signals, Jeyeon also thinks she is being polite by not choosing Jimin first. She doesn't want to go back and forth between Woojae and Jimin.

Well, at least I can say this, if either Jimin or Jeyeon decides to pursue someone then you can know they're not second guessing. Its only you.

Good observation but what if others didn't do anything noticeable or screen worthy?

Ooh no! He removed? Why? They were wholesome.

You're right. I just checked. Too bad, I thought they were good because they mostly showed his daily routine and meeting friends, and the Love Catcher cast too.

Ooh well,,, I don't even know what to say but I do know love should be mutual. Both parties should feel the same way. If one is more in love or gives more, it is a very tiring relationship.

I think kdramas shapes how they pursue women. Like Jimin said he liked watching dramas and he gave an example of Lovely Runner. In that drama, the protagonist basically is loyal and true to his woman. So we can expect him to mirror this behavior.

Yeah, he grows on people. I wasn't too worried when people were dissing him at the beginning. I just know the first impression you get of him might be strong and over time it softens. I think I made this comment at the beginning of the show when Jeyeon said he seemed self-centered when they had just met.

Me too. I just like how he's a good conversationalist and his sense of humor. That takes time for people to realize. I watched the show and his vlogs so I can tell he grows on people.

Subs are already up on kisskh

Woojae isn't my favorite but let just me share my perspective. I don't think he's boring or anything. I just think that energy changes depending on who you're with. For someone like Woojae, he needs an upbeat person so that they can balance each other out. Jeyeon is too similar to him as both of them are calm. Maybe that's why they're attracted to each other. Though I think dating someone opposite to you can lead to a lively relationship.
I don't like pursuing someone even when they show signs that they're not that interested in you. That's why I can't root for Jimin. But given the circumstance what can he do if that's the only girl you like there? So it makes sense if he goes all the way. He has nothing to lose at this point. Well, except his pride.

Are you sure? I watched it as it aired and it was 1 episode per week. My siblings romance went on for four months. Kindly, check your facts. You can look it up on MDL too. I have been watching dating shows since Heart Signal 2. Most dating shows are 1 episode per week.
There are some exceptions though. For example, Love Transit would air the first episodes 2 in total for one week. Sometimes they would release 1 per week. So they would always alternate. But mostly would release 1 per week.
The only show that would release more than 1 episode per week is Single's Inferno. They would release 4 episodes in a week, I believe. And that explains why its 12 episodes would run up to a month.
Part of the reason Singles Inferno is an easy watch is because it concludes fast. You get to satisfy your curiosity fast.

Yeah, I think so too. You're better than me. For me, plus or minus 5 years. Older or younger than that, you're an uncle or aunty or just a baby to me. I can't see you as a romantic interest.
My parents are actually 12 years apart too. My dad acts too mature to argue with my mom. He just lets her win most of the arguments. However, I lowkey feel like he is just too accustomed to her shenanigans. Maybe he just doesn't take her seriously because he would let her make all the nagging she wants and would show little or no reaction.
But I have to agree with you, it is sad to see one getting older than the other. My dad is almost hitting 60s while my mom is in her late 40s. So yeah, that isn't awkward at all.

I also agree. 15 years age gap is such a huge generational gap. All respect to people who don't look for age when dating. But for me I would often wonder what can we even talk about? We're both from a different generation. Honestly, if my partner is 15 years older, I would feel like a baby and it would be difficult to relate to some of their humor or even perception. If they are 15 years younger, I wouldn't take them seriously especially in serious situation or conversation. The energy wouldn't even match. The social circle wouldn't too. I would always feel out of place. I would be like you a baby. I would always want to guide them or feel the urge to always step up. To some extent I might even feel like a pedophile.
So people shouldn't blame either Jiwon or Changhwan. Their situations are totally relatable. For some of us, who by the way, I think we're just being shallow because they're still adults, age do matter. We just can't help it. Age for some of us do contribute to how attractive we find someone. All respect to people who don't. They're better than us, I honestly think so.

I know its difficult for most to wait for 1 episode per week. But why do I feel like the producers already know that and they provide their viewers with almost 2hrs duration episode per week. For someone like me, that actually feels like watching 2 episodes of 40-60 minutes each.
So, in retrospect it seems the producers are actually giving the fans what they want by airing longer episodes.
Its just the progress I guess people are implying they want without knowing. Even though it is 2hrs long episode, they would want to get to the end of it. Now that's difficult. 15 episodes means 15 weeks, that's like 4 months worth of watching. Honestly, I understand. I would also get upset too because I would want to get to the end of it. I can't imagine waiting for 4 months to reach a conclusion on something. So this show is actually testing people's patience.

Its much easier to watch when you're actually looking forward to a certain you're rooting for. Right now? None. I am just looking for that surprise like you said. Since, there's not that juice or motivation to really keep me going. So, I might think of actually pausing and come back once most of the episodes have aired.

You're right. They might not. Honestly, they were my ghost ship at the beginning but I can tell they won't make it work. I don't even know who I am rooting for to be a couple these days. Maybe I am just watching for the vibes hoping there's a twist to the tale,