aeducan15

Even the reviews and the comments are just copy pasta lol.

I think my favorite part is that they are a "psychiatrist" and stated that malnutrition "evidently" deprives the body of vitamins needed for proper brain function. Like, no shit that's like middle school health info and feeling the need to add "evidently" like they aren't even sure if it's true or not. It's always hilarious how people give themselves a job title to "look important" and only make it obvious they know nothing about that subject

many of the ones that I've seen are day old accounts. You can't block them because they're just going to keep making new ones. MDL also has a block limit, so I'd save them for accounts that aren't throwaways

It's actually funny because it's still the 6th in my time zone, so according to MDL, this account is actually from the future 😂

I must have missed that, but my point still stands and that only makes it even more that he's legally an adult

I meant officially, like they did with Ginny's song. Good to know it's on Spotify though, I'm gonna add it to my playlist lol

Yeah Queen isn't much better. I mean pretty much her first words to Bo were telling her to sit on her lap. Even stopping the guy was more like laying claim on Bo over her actually being mad at the way he was treating her

I can't see how it would have anything to do with copyright. It's their own works, nobody would be able to sue them if there was no music. If they didn't acquire rights to music they play would be the only case for copyright infringement.

I think it's just new company, new employees. I'd assume most of the employees are newly starting out in the industry and will get better after experience.

My copyright example is people that are obviously ripping scenes from shows and movies and they just blare music over the dialogue so bots that scan for audio can't catch them. Same thing with mirroring the video or adding that horrible AI filter that makes everyone look like a cross between a real human and a 6 year olds drawing

My assumption is that since they're family, the lawyer knew that ML is a naturally suspicious person but instead of outright telling her, which can easily make her more suspicious by her being overly cautious and weird around him he told her that he's not even a supporting character and to just ignore and avoid him in the hopes that he wouldn't catch on to her fake identity

North Star still hasn't released the OST, but I saw a post on Jayna's IG playing it, and it is her. IG had the song credit as Jayna - Only I if you still haven't been able to find it

I can see your point of them actually acting their age and it being a romcom over anything more dramatic, but what do you mean by "i noticed mostly gl watchers go crazy for the actress with visuals they can thirst after."? All 4 leads are hot af, and the couples look good together

The BGM to me made me think of watching shorts where they overlay loud music for copyright reasons lol

It is, but that's like the least disgusting thing we've seen that woman do so far lol

It's possible, but I think if that was her intention she would have stolen something that would guarantee her going to jail for a while. From what I understand, you can work in prison to pay off your debts and it's like $75 a day roughly. Even with restitution, she'd be out in like days to pay for the pads lol. I think it's more likely she needed them and had no other way of getting them since whatever little money she could possibly have had would have already been stolen by her mother

Yes, stealing is wrong, but they are making a major deal out of a desperate broke teenager stealing a $7 box of pads. Like, the entire show, not just the anagonists. wdym you sent her to juvie for stealing that when basically every other drama makes it seem like kids are completely untouchable until they turn 19. You can't get arrested for extremely brutal physical bullying because you're just a kid, but you can get arrested for stealing 1 pack of feminine hygiene products once in your life

Just now watching ep 7, but the investigation of this show is really not that good, and nonsensical a lot of times. They made it out to be that Tul and her team (Run included) are the only good cops but they do a lot, and I mean a lot, of dumb things while investigating. It's also weird how they are all convinced entirely that the Raindrop Killer was not Wisut (I agree) and that all these new murders are done by the original Raindrop Killer. So why are they all looking at guys in their late 20s early 30s? The first cases were 18 years ago, are they all under the assumption the serial killer was a preteen for some reason?!? It's also really convenient and nice of the real killer to just not kill anybody for 18 years while Wisut rotted in jail taking the blame lol

I agree with the premise, but he technically wasn't a minor. He was 19 in the HS scenes, and that's when you legally become an adult in SK

It's actually crazy how many tags are used on this site lol. I've seen ones that are way more specific than that and there's no way anyone would actually look for

I didn't realize that this show Bo's show. First time I've seen the CEO of the production company be one of the main characters

I think I'm going to give it one more episode and then decide. So far, the story is alright but nothing spectacular. It's a bit to makjang-ey for me and the bgm is way too loud and consistent. Visuals are on point though

It's NOT that trope in any way lol. They get married, yes, but there's 0 intention and 0 chance of them falling for each other like that trope goes. It's not even a marriage of convenience, he only wanted to marry her as a F U to his step kids