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A question. Why would he be blamed for her suicide? They broke up in 2020, then Sae Ron had a boyfriend for 2 years and then got married to another guy in 2025. Nobody mentions this, is it because these 2 guys are not famous? Her family don't blame them because they're not rich? Have any of you read anything about it?

I don't think it matters at all the age gap, but the acting quality and chemistry. Also, please be aware that in SK there are a lot of real life couples (including celebrities) with age gaps over 10 and 12 years. Well, in other Asian countries and the US too.

Please read my comment again. I never said it should be normalized. I gave examples to show that every case is different, and that no one has the right to judge others. And then? I got here in this chat a bunch of examples of people "judging" my comment without knowing LOL. I also replied to another one below that didn't understand my comment either (very often people just type the first thing it comes to their mind). My reply: "That's the problem with people assuming and criticizing without base everywhere. My cousin has been happily married for over 20 years, started having kids after she finished college and have 3. My real life examples were to show precisely that no one can judge and criticize typing on their keyboard comfortably from their houses, not knowing what the true story is, or not being part of that story, like you just did. I think that's a very worrisome problem with netizens, who should be worried about their lives instead of giving opinions about what other people do with their lives. Certainly it seems worse for SK harsh netizens."

That's the problem with people assuming and criticizing without base everywhere. My cousin has been happily married for over 20 years, started having kids after she finished college and have 3. My real life examples were to show precisely that no one can judge and criticize typing on their keyboard comfortably from their houses, not knowing what the true story is, or not being part of that story, like you just did. I think that's a very worrisome problem with netizens, who should be worried about their lives instead of giving opinions about what other people do with their lives. Certainly it seems worse for SK harsh netizens.

I'm confused, you're talking about "child" marriages? The age of consent for most countries starts at 14. And if what the family of the Korean girl said it's true, she grew several years past that age during their dating. Also, if I wanted to defend her, I would never say "it is unfair to assume her parents knew". For several years? That's even worse, I mean, awful parenthood. But please let's stop here, my comment referred only to the different cultures, not to personal relationships and even less from SK, where netizens and the media are experts destroying careers and have caused so many suicides.

For some people of different cultures, it's kind of difficult to understand why dating a minor is a scandal for other people. I have a cousin and a close friend who started dating at 14, one of them married at 15 (her husband is 11 years older than her), the other got married at 17 (her husband is 9 years older). No one had the right to criticize or judge them. But as I said, there are all kind of cultures around the world that must be respected. What I personally can't understand is the hypocrisy and/or calculation, since the family of the Korean girl knew she was dating the actor for a long time and it's only recently that they're complaining...

I saw the genres of your completed dramas list and I think that it's not that K-dramas are obsessed with happy endings. All over the world romcoms, romantic dramas, comedies, dramas tagged with romance, all of them are supposed to have happy endings. Therefore, my advice is that you should choose more action, thriller, melo, and the like, so happy endings are less likel to happen. Another tip is to read the chats, there's almost always someone asking if the drama has a happy end and that can guide you. Also, you could choose less K-dramas, and more J-dramas because a lot of J-dramas have sad endings (except romcoms or comedies). I have none in my list because I love happy endings, but you could explore the lists in MDL for' sad ending dramas'.

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Thank you!!

Thanks. But does it have a happy ending? (Please mark the spolier tag)

No, the ML remained a comic character and at the end the FL just meets a real guy that looks like him and doesn't remember anything.

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Thank you!

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I found it already!

Where did you watch it? Did it have english subs?

Exactly

I meant that The King's Woman and Goodbye My Princess have sad endings (and not the dramas in the first sentence of my comment)

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