I saw the property owner "twist" coming from the moment this said owner did not come right away...specially…
They're utilizing Woo Joo for comedic moments VERY well. And he just ups the cuteness of every scene he's in. I love see the way he's taking it all in. π He's like the perfect age for this type of thing, too, and such a polite eater. π
In some ways these actors interacting witth him don't have to act because they can just treat him like the adorable child he is and, "Voila!" scene accomplished. π
I also enjoyed seeing the ML in Episode 3 more serious as we watched him do his work (which he is clearly good at). It was fun watching how Amy Choo was annoyed and impressed by him (at the very least he piqued her interest) at the same time. π
The landlord thingy is a bit off, but still good. Since they said the apartment is on Woojoo, I thought the older…
I'm also waiting for more about ML's dad. Though there doesn't seem to be anyone in the cast list who fits as his dad. Maybe it's not finished (the MDL cast list)?
so far, most of the complaining about L-triangle is because of flashbacks to other shows.this show hasn't released…
In real life this behavior is not acceptable. It's more like harassment than "being persistent." I think a guy can continue to show that he's interested without crossing boundaries and making the woman feel pressured, but many 2MLs don't find the right side of this fine line. π (I also don't like the jealousy and possessiveness in the MLs after or before dating because I think it's unhealthy and immature; it shows a lack of trust in the FL which I find kind of insulting).
This was more like a historical comedy/life drama to me. I enjoyed it overall. If you like romance dramas they…
This is 100% a slow burn, but the wait is worth it. I found the romantic scenes between them later on really natural and sweet, and much-earned. Everyone was SO patient! π
I feel like more men interestered in learning what a growing number of women appreciate in relationships should watch stories like this (if their maculinity can bear it...).
The ML waits so kindly, patiently and with much self-restraint to be with his beloved (anachronistic, I know, but this show is more satirical than historical--it's like he cares more about HER than about getting something FROM her--what a concept?).
Many couples want closeness and trust in relationship, but instead of making it all about sex, the healthy lovemaking comes after extending dignity to the other person (not trying to make moves before they're ready, being thoughtful and attentive to what they are comfortable or uncomfortable with), learning the other person has your best interest at heart, and growing in intimacy through vulnerability (on both sides). These elements allow things to steam up naturally and authentically and I thought they portrayed that well. Guys are not animals, so let's show them a better way. π
Todayβs episode was so good. Iβm even more excited for tomorrowβs episode! I feel like Tae Hyeong is going…
Whoa, he already has feelings for her? Did that materialize in ONE episode? π I haven't watched the episode yet, but that's fast, especially for a Kdrama, haha.
Honest question: why would yoi shower in the morning? I always do it in the evening, to wash off all the dirt,…
Morning showers get me started with the day and wake me up. I feel clean, fresh and fully alert rather than greasy and half-awake. π Just me, though. My hair also looks much less bedgraggled and limpid after showering in the morning, too.
In some ways these actors interacting witth him don't have to act because they can just treat him like the adorable child he is and, "Voila!" scene accomplished. π
I feel like more men interestered in learning what a growing number of women appreciate in relationships should watch stories like this (if their maculinity can bear it...).
The ML waits so kindly, patiently and with much self-restraint to be with his beloved (anachronistic, I know, but this show is more satirical than historical--it's like he cares more about HER than about getting something FROM her--what a concept?).
Many couples want closeness and trust in relationship, but instead of making it all about sex, the healthy lovemaking comes after extending dignity to the other person (not trying to make moves before they're ready, being thoughtful and attentive to what they are comfortable or uncomfortable with), learning the other person has your best interest at heart, and growing in intimacy through vulnerability (on both sides). These elements allow things to steam up naturally and authentically and I thought they portrayed that well. Guys are not animals, so let's show them a better way. π
The one and only Woo Joo! π (He's warming up to Baby π)