Windchime

Oh ok thanks for answering <3

Is it just me or the episode timer on this drama is just stuck at '0'? Does that mean last episode has already been aired or what?

Honestly, Sameee!

Oh.. ok I just thought you misunderstood me.

I like how realistic it is but... Yuki deserves better :(

I never said they're bad. Gwi is just the most interesting character out of them all imo.

I love how whenever side characters are talking about something in the background of the leads, it's almost always about food lmao.

Those slaps were the only good thing about this movie tbh.

This drama is so intense yet weirdly healing at the same time lmao

I think she does have Aspd tbh. Because People with Aspd DO Cry, Regret and Love people close to them in their own way. They're not completely numb to emotions, they just don't feel empathy for others and experience emotions the same way we do. Antisocial personality disorder ≠ Alexithymia.

(but I'm not a psychologist or something tho so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong)

Np! Glad it was helpful ♡♡

^ Ps: Don't open it if you haven't seen ep 4 yet. I just typed out the whole zombie kid story just in case anyone want to copy/paste and share it with their friends (^-^)

The Zombie Kid:

A baby boy was born in a small village.
He had pale skin and large eyes.
While raising the boy, his mom naturally came to a realisation that he had no feelings whatsoever.
All he had was the desire to eat, like a zombie.
So his mom locked him up in the basement.
So that villagers wouldn't see him.
And every night, she stole livestock from her neighbours to feed him.
That's how she raised him in secret.
One night, she'd steal a chicken.
The next day, she'd steal a pig.
A numbers of years passed like that.
Then one day, an epidemic broke out.
It left the remaining animals dead,
and it also killed many people.
Those who survived the epidemic left the village.
But the mother couldn't leave her son all alone.
And to appease her son crying of hunger,
She cut off one leg of hers and gave it to him.
After that it was her arm.
She gave him all her limbs.
When she was left with nothing but her torso,
She embraced her son for the last time
To let him devour what was left of her.
With his both arms,
The boy tightly held his mother's torso
And spoke for the first time in his life.
"Mom. You're.. so warm"
What did the boy really wanted?
Satiating his hunger?
Or feeling his Mother's warmth?

I love how this dramas shows us everyone's point of view, even including those with mental illness. It warms my heart whenever there's scenes of Sang Tae just being lost in his own world and living in the moment without a care in the world. And the scene where that guy with manic disorder was finally letting it all out on the election area, it might have given second hand embarrassment to everyone but he looked so happy and this drama did a great job at showing that's all that matters. People reaching out for help when they're in a hard place (like the women who was abused by her alcoholic husband), focusing on their mental health (like the guy who finally realised that his alcohol addiction is bad), Healing themselves (like what Moon young, Kang Tae and everyone in the Psychiatry hospital seems to be trying to do) and just doing what makes them happy (like Sang Tae) instead of pretending to be "Normal" so others won't judge them.

Honestly, the only problem with this drama is that side characters have better story than the main leads. I did liked main leads story at first too but they used up way too many misunderstandings just for the sake of some (try-hard) comedy so it ends up dragging to the point that I couldn't help but completely lost interest in them.

This movie brings back memories.... That I've never had XD Idk why but there's just something so comforting and nostalgic about Antique Bakery as if I had seen it before as a kid even tho I barely learned to walk when this was released.

A lakorn with gay main characters that have an ACTUAL plot? I'm in.

I think people giving it low ratings for "Generic plot" are completely forgetting the fact that it's just a Web drama with limited budget. Please don't watch it with such a high expectations just because it's the first official korean bl, because it ofc can't compare to full kdramas or Thai bls who have bigger budget and tons of support (aka better producers, expensive writers and advertising) where your eyes linger was still pretty good for a short drama imo.

Ps: I know everyone's allowed to have different opinions and I fully respect them but some of you really need to be a bit more understanding..

'Real' is basically the two spiderman pointing at each other meme.

Damn it was a much more intense than I expected..