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Ep 9 - Why did Hanoka ask Julie for her opinion on whom she should ask out on the Sun Line date? What is the point of this? She was so insistent on wanting to know Julie's feelings like she was asking her out on the date. It's your chance to go out with whom you want. There's no need to be overly considerate here. It's as if she needs Julie's thoughts to make her mind on whether to ask Taiju out. It's clear she wants to ask out Robin but only to see if Taiju would join the date and he's her ultimate goal but she doesn't want to step on Julie's toes considering her feelings for Robin. She didn't show all this consideration towards Gabby so idk why she's even bothering now. Just do what you want.

Not everyone gets enough screen time, most of the contestants are so BORING. They barely do anything and the panelists are like, "Kawaii" XD.

I have no doubt this is scripted but it's entertaining....in a good-bad way? I know Japanese people are very roundabout in their way of speaking but this was really confusing. They say the vaguest, random fragmented stuff that makes zero sense to me. I feel like I need a translator for the English subs as well. It doesn't help that the panelists overreact to the most basic things. Their role in this show is mostly redundant but I do appreciate their role in guiding my reactions since without them I would be blinking at most of the conversations because of how vague they are.

Got it. Thank you!

it out now

This is the translation for escape parrot -

Your mental age:
Warm and splendid 32 years old

Are you a person who:
-Thinking jump a powerful and unconstraint style
-Beautiful aesthetic talent
-Almighty flattering, always able to listen to other people's words

Whether you are facing the abstract works in the museum or the tranquil sea at night, you can feel the dripping and touching of your heart keenly. "Will artificial intelligence worship the electronic Buddha?" This kind of question may also be a topic that you have been thinking about recently and want to find someone to chat with.

You are not very good at revealing your true emotions, and you can catch your friend's implication in the first place.

You who have strong planning and logic skills are also indispensable for gatherings of friends or travel arrangements. With you at the dinner, it is impossible to have a topic that falls on the ground. but you may have to worry about the "dangerous situation that you can't breathe from laughing."

For you love is:
Not compromising and accommodating but really “reaching an agreement”.

What is more in tune with you is:
-Calm down little turtle 
-Free Pegasus

Oh I did that and got the same result...escape parrot. XD At first I was like, "Huh...?" but then I read the translation of the result and it was quite accurate hehe.

Okay...the total number of episodes has changed again...I'm so confused. Watching this on viki and there are 17 eps out till date.

Oh I think I remember reading something about this. Thank you for the info!

Is this based on a novel? If yes, do any of you know the title and the author?

When I see people commenting about them not confessing or confronting their parents, I am reminded of just how disillusioned people still are especially when it comes to the problems sexual minorities face in conservative countries. I like how the drama presents contradicting perspectives on Sky and Pai's wedding and the situation with Yiwa and Lom. In reality, people still need to resort to cunning measures Yiwa and Lom took just so they can be who they are live the way they want. Of course, in reality, things won't turn out quite so smoothly as they did in the drama but they all got what they wanted in the end. I feel like people feeling disappointed in the fact that they didn't have a big confrontation with their parents need to realize that the reality is not so black and white, especially in conservative societies. Overall, this was a cute drama, nothing novel or anything. I'd give it a solid 7/10. I'm glad they kept it short and didn't add any unnecessary plotlines.

That's a relief. Thank you!

Ugh why did I give in and start this series!! The wait is already killing me and we're only two episodes in T - T

Hey guys, I'm a little confused about the airing schedule....are we going to get 3 eps on Sept 20th or are they going to broadcast the finale the following Wednesday?

Finally! I had to see this through to the end so I can say with finality...this is the worst drama I've ever watched.

Thank you!

what did they edit out of Jimin and Yerin’s interactions in ep 11? That was the quickest resolution I’d seen. it made no sense to me

I hundred percent agree. Daenyeol seems like a 'no bullshit' person. I feel like a lot of them made assumptions about him based off the smile he always put on. As he mentioned himself, he's a pacifist but didn't run away from conflict and expressed his emotions and thoughts maturely. He's definitely not without flaws but dude seems like a stellar dude to me.

He came across as the person with the highest esteem in the house to me.

Just finished watching and I have to say,

His Man S2 is one of the best coming out of all the dating shows in Korea. I really liked the majority of the participants and their interactions. I genuinely wish them the best. That conversation they had about their coming out story was one of the most genuine things I've watched on K-reality shows. Coming from a conservative country, it was shocking to me but I just felt sad and frustrated on their behalf.

Also on another note, I really appreciated how all of them just woke up early and went about their day delegating or taking up tasks and preparing for dates like grownups. Additionally, I also like how this didn't turn out to be one person and their harem. Everyone interacted with everyone else and
it was really refreshing to see. What I hate about straight dating shows is the harem thing (I'm looking at you heart signal). Every season is the SAME. There's just one pretty yet generic girl and her harem of men. And let me just say these men were average at the most. Single's Inferno was another example.

I really liked Transit Love 2. Lot of drama but cute moments too. But what I just didn't get about the show this was how much the cast would just stay up and drink till dawn literally almost every day. Everyone seemed to have messed up sleep schedules and all the dates would start late afternoon because everyone would be sleeping in. I just couldn't comprehend how majority of them could do this literally everyday. After watching His Man2, I'm relieved to see people having relatively normal lifestyles.