Wait, wait, wait. I just watched the first 2 mins of this. They literally said he and his wife are two "sick"…
Gawd! I watched more and I just cannot stand these depictions! The way they make the ML have a practically phobic reaction towards women is just obnoxious. Everyone's reasons for being gay in this drama is based on some sort of phobic response to women. WTF?!
The only one I had respect for was the ML's father. His reaction to finding out what had happened was dead on. He wasn't angry at his son for being gay but for his irresponsible behavior towards the FL by getting married. He made it clear he only pressured his son to get married because he never knew he was gay. He's literally the only character in this thing that made any damn rational sense.
Wait, wait, wait. I just watched the first 2 mins of this. They literally said he and his wife are two "sick" people taking care of one another - one gay and one and alcoholic. WTF?! Since when does gay = sick? I'm so offended by this and I'm straight! It was said by a gay man too!
Reading this synopsis was crazy as hell lol. But it sounds soooooo interesting. I'm not a lakorn watcher but I'll admit this one has caught my attention so I think I'll be checking it out.
The writing is so over-the-top and the directing and editing ridiculous at times but it was somehow still very…
NOTE: This technically has a sad ending. The ML dies to save her. The FL has their child and there's a scene at the end where she imagines him returning, but the last scene confirms it's just her imagination. It doesn't feel like a sad ending though and, quite frankly, if you aren't paying attention properly you'd miss it.
The writing is so over-the-top and the directing and editing ridiculous at times but it was somehow still very engrossing. I watched it in one go (it's nice and short) and surprisingly enjoyed it. It's pretty bad though tbh lol For instance, the SML's acting was really terrible but it still didn't turn me off enough to stop watching.
There's an important spoiler for happy-ending lovers though...
Well like the others said -=- the FL ex is back -- and so goes the ML's -- so called dead gf -- has a twin that…
I couldn't follow a lot of what you're saying about the twist and turns of the drama (lol - it just sounds like a big mess to me) but I get the gist, and agree with you completely. All that messiness isn't what makes dramas interesting. Like you, I love dramas that get to the point faster too. I want to see more of them facing challenges together as a couple and overcoming them together and becoming stronger for it. Not all the messiness of outsiders getting involved and coming between them and poor communication and misunderstandings and all that contrived and unrealistic drama that's written in just to make the story complex and supposedly more 'exciting'. That's only appealing to a less mature and inexperienced audience who doesn't get that a couple getting together is only the beginning of their story.
Maybe I'm in the minority here but I don't mind conflicts with exes and triangles as long as it's not repeated…
Once a couple gets together is it all sweetness and romance thereafter? Umm, no. These aren't fairy tales where they live happily ever after. There's a lot of growth in the relationship to go through and there are life challenges that they face together as a couple.
I'm guessing you're younger and inexperienced though so you may not get that the value in a relationship comes from going through things together not the messiness of outsiders and interlopers.
Just starting ep 7 and I have to say my favorite thing about this drama so far is how much it doesn't take the…
I seriously cannot believe how much I ended up enjoying this drama. It was totally unexpected. It wasn't perfect. There were a lot of corny scenes with less than perfect acting but because you could tell you weren't supposed to take those things seriously they didn't take away from the viewing experience at all. At least not for me.
Just starting ep 7 and I have to say my favorite thing about this drama so far is how much it doesn't take the…
Had they made the SML/main antagonist a serious character this would have been an entirely different drama. I'm so glad they didn't go that route. Instead I've really enjoyed this because you just couldn't take that guy seriously no matter how despicable he was.
Just starting ep 7 and I have to say my favorite thing about this drama so far is how much it doesn't take the antagonists seriously. It's actually funny seeing them NOT get away with everything. It puts a much lighter spin on a story that could have felt stressful, angsty and dramatic. Instead it's been maintaining a fun, lightness to this that makes it really enjoyable to watch. It's unrealistic as hell but fun. So far...
I'm midway through the final episode and I'm sorry but I am not at all happy with how the SFL has been handled.…
I would! It was entertaining and enjoyable for the most part. In fact, now that I know what to expect I'll eventually watch it again sometime.
The comments here kind of set my expectations differently going in which threw me off but it wasn't bad at all. I loved watching how the relationship between the leads developed and everything else about the drama actually, other than the secondary aspects of the story I mentioned above.
So, I'm a huge fan of season 1. It was my first ever asian drama and i watched it when it came out. Even to this…
I watched both seasons years ago and guess I ended up liking season 2 as well, but I just finished watching season 1 again and I find myself stalling on starting season 2. I believe the main reason for dragging my feet is because, like you, what I want to see more of Nao and Uehara developing their feelings and having a more mature relationship. Not more of them dealing with third parties and other people coming between them. There was just enough of that to keep things interesting in season 1 but another season with even more of that just feels like it'd be too much.
Honestly, it's kind of a turn off too that everyone here keeps talking about loving Natsume, who wasn't even in season 1. Why is a third party more liked and spoken about than our leads? That just tells me right off that there's too strong of a focus on the introduction of new characters...I just don't know....
I guess I'll watch it and see if my suspicions are wrong. I remember NOTHING about the details about what happens in the drama right now.
Yuri always running to these damn high schoolers whenever she's having one of her hissy fits is really a turnoff.…
I love how they always go back and show that the ML was always thinking about the FL and that he didn't just ignore her but didn't want her to force herself to do things with him that she didn't really enjoy. He made adjustments for her too, to make her happy. He just never would get the chance to before things would blow up. His biggest issue is his terrible communication skills.
Yuri always running to these damn high schoolers whenever she's having one of her hissy fits is really a turnoff.…
Okay, her not telling him about her birthday *smh* what a fucking idiot! But him not communicating with her about the other stuff is still unacceptable. Still, it means he's not the bad guy everyone's been making him out to be on here.
The only one I had respect for was the ML's father. His reaction to finding out what had happened was dead on. He wasn't angry at his son for being gay but for his irresponsible behavior towards the FL by getting married. He made it clear he only pressured his son to get married because he never knew he was gay. He's literally the only character in this thing that made any damn rational sense.
There's an important spoiler for happy-ending lovers though...
I'm guessing you're younger and inexperienced though so you may not get that the value in a relationship comes from going through things together not the messiness of outsiders and interlopers.
Despite its flaws I still enjoyed this drama tremendously.
The comments here kind of set my expectations differently going in which threw me off but it wasn't bad at all. I loved watching how the relationship between the leads developed and everything else about the drama actually, other than the secondary aspects of the story I mentioned above.
Honestly, it's kind of a turn off too that everyone here keeps talking about loving Natsume, who wasn't even in season 1. Why is a third party more liked and spoken about than our leads? That just tells me right off that there's too strong of a focus on the introduction of new characters...I just don't know....
I guess I'll watch it and see if my suspicions are wrong. I remember NOTHING about the details about what happens in the drama right now.