Jyte12

People who touch people's stuff without permission are such icks.

Friendship with a touch of romance and a dollop of chemistry. Love Deborah's growth. Her relationship with Soo Hyuk is great because she's not putting forward the "girlfriend" version of herself but the real version.

8 episodes into a 10-ep series and nary a love confession. I'll be shocked if there's a kiss.

Will trust the comments and give this a pass.

Dropped this drama at ep 26 because there's no joy. I don't expect rainbows and butterflies but the hard hits are just too many. It's really good if you don't mind seeing the leads constantly in physical and emotional pain.

How is this show getting better? The banter between the leads is top-notch. You can already tell Soo Hyuk has a soft spot for Deborah.

I think this drama is going to make me a fan of Yoo In Na. She's breathing life into Deborah. Enjoying this show so much.

Just, yes.

I can't remember which episode but Yoon Won mentioned something about extending her time in school, maybe with a masters or something.

You're kind because if I had to respond to OP, I'd be a lot more caustic.

Accountability is a big part of healing and sometimes therapists have to hold their patients accountable for their own good. It is certainly not an ethical violation to point out what a patient is doing wrong. Like you said though, it's a case-by-case thing.

if you gave it some thought and weren't intent on insulting the writers, you'd realise that them registering their marriage would actually lead to more "contents" because it'll complicate things more. Not registering their marriage means it's easier to part ways when the truth comes out.

Your possible aggravation is no reason to put down writers who are doing a damn fine job.

If they make it so the mean resident likes her son or some other such nonsense, I'll revolt.

Ep 3 ending is comedy gold.

All this drama could have been avoided by keeping it professional at work and doing the lovey-dovey outside the office. No need to break up or anything like that.

Still can't believe these two were in Enchante. Feels like a completely different pair. Force is bringing so much heat by himself.

I've had this on my watchlist for a while because I thought it was going to be dark. Finally got round to it and it's such a heartwarming story.

11 minutes in and I'm done. Feels like an extended advert for different things. I don't usually notice even the most obvious adverts but these ones are just too in-your-face. Maybe I'll wait till all the eps air.

Ju Hwan actions in ep 3 are a textbook example of gaslighting. Textbook. You get caught doing something wrong and turn it on the person so they doubt themselves. And it's really sad because Deborah has her issues but she loved him and was heartbroken for real.

Now that's how you make an entrance.

They better kill off the grandma with a real heart attack. A funeral setting is always great for some drama.

It's a bloody makjang. The plot is supposed to be like this: exaggerated. Maybe it's not your cup of tea or you're not familiar with this genre of Korean dramas but to imply the writer is incompetent? Come on.

I sincerely hope you drop it.

Romcom heaven. Not a heavy plot in sight. Just vibes and tropes.

The fever thing didn't strike me as weird. Probably because I was around young kids a lot and heard parents say all sorts. For a drama leaving that statement as is certainly gives a wrong impression. But IRL there's probably another factor at play.

LMAO @ drop of rain in 35-degree weather. How else would sponge baths happen?