KkCypher

They can have almost everything in the show, and it wouldn't matter as long as it's done properly. But cheating is not on that list of things I can put up with. That's it.

There is no decent plot to the story or at least a proper development. The highlight of the entire show happened around episode 8.
And your point around the consent was good; I was surprised with what happened in the following episode, and even more surprised that no one was bringing it up.

I'm good with almost everything other than cheating after a relationship is established. So let's just hope, that the waiting will not be wasted.

I'm good with almost everything other than cheating after a relationship is established. So let's just hope, that the waiting will not be wasted.

Yeah, I just wanted confirmation on that thought. Thanks.

The ending of Episode 2.

Can somebody explain Ep.2?

Okay, thank you.

Have people forgotten Mouse?

From news reports, his company only issued a general apology.

But what he did was a crime and a punishable offence. So I would understand why people would want to mete out punishment.

The blog was up for years, the fact that he made the blog, is a problem. And just because someone posts an apology letter, doesn't mean there sincerely sorry for his actions. An apology can't fix everything.

Are you really justifying his actions? He's a predator.

Thanks.

Is the pervert still staring in this show?

But it wasn't romance. The title clearly said Romantically Awkward, not just Awkward.

There seems to be a lack of understanding.

Midnight Runners? Romantically?

It's good to see Kim Min Gue playing a different role.

It's a great show, it's in my top 5. I almost gave it a 10. Which says a lot.