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Your tactic of pretending people who strongly take issue with you are throwing "senseless tantrums" isn't fooling anyone, "darling."

If you're one of the people here "approving" what gets published on MDL, it's clear where the core problem lies.

You know what's "creepy?"
Thinking that DM-ing someone on a site where people DM each other all the time is creepy.

Again, put some of the effort you've invested into this back-and-forth with me into upping your "writing" game. As a "Community Manager," I'd think you'd take a little pride in your work.

Or, at least he had asked that this or that kind gesture be made toward his beloved on his behalf. :P

So Netizens invaded the privacy of this couple and MDL dutifully rewards them by sharing the images online. Got it.

I don't think we're meant to "understand" Dong Man, at least not yet.

Bingo.
If he were as practical-minded as commenter above thinks he should be, this show wouldn't exist.

Wow.
You sound about as deep as a flat sheet of paper.

So, he's not allowed to have feelings?

Better than MM.

Episode 2:
My gosh, I am falling deeply in love with this show.
It has grabbed me by that sweet spot right between my heart and my gut, where my soul hangs out.

In Dong Man, Koo Kyo Hwan has created one of the most original characters I've encountered, as frustrating as he is charming; an asshole who's also an angel. I adore him.
I hope to see KKH win awards for this performance.

Go Youn Jung is killing it, too. Her character was instantly likable, despite her obvious depression and low affect. And...if that's a nose job, it's one of the best I've ever seen. Her nose remains the prominent feature of her face, not some barely visible, Manhwa drawing afterthought.

I was totally hating the b****h who put up the sign on her restaurant door, until she let her hubby have it later at home. The script is doing a lot of that...giving shades of gray where black/white would have been the easy option.

One caveat: Dong Man and GYJ's character meetings at the train gate feel WAY too much likee reruns of the many similar scenes from My Mister.

I'm pissed at Netflix for releasing this drip by drip, but the truth is, they likely did me a favor. Had all eps dropped at once, I'd have binged it and gotten nothing else done the last couple of days.

Episode 6:
Could easily end up being one of the top Main couple/Second couple sets in BL history. :)
All those handsome faces and tanned skin...yikes.
And, even though it was aborted too early, the SC's spicy scene was near-epic.
Great smooching.

Exceptionally good BL.

And here you are, replying again.
And, in your replies, using the same "if I state it, it must be true" style as in your amateur, AI-written thing above.

Suggestion: Put the effort you're making, saucily pretending I'm the problem, into improving the quality of your "articles."
Start with sourcing, links, and attribution.
Don't make shit up and expect readers to believe it, though most do.
Feel free to DM your next piece to me ahead of posting it. I'll play editor and help you out.

Or, you can keep looking to Lily Malice as your example and mentor.
We see how well that's going...

You're not allowed to ask that.
If you do, it means you are a cultural bigot who doesn't understand JP kissing....or something. lol

Let me know what you think of it when you're done. :)

lol

"I kept the article simple because people like you immediately jump to "Was this even reported?" or "Did the writer make it up?" and still somehow miss the actual source. Spare me the rehearsed outrage."
lol

Are you saying that you kept the article "short" and provided no sources, leading readers to wonder if you made it all up, because you knew that if you provided no sources, readers would wonder whether you made it all up...? Is that correct..."love?"

My highlighting of your sloppy writing is why you're in comments now, being defensive and lashing out with hilariously stupid excuses. I don't have to "expose" your bad writing, it's right here on the page for all to see.

Your poor judgment of what constitutes "meaningful metrics" is why this article is so badly written in the first place. And, of course, you find reading "multiple paragraphs" (god forbid!) a challenge; your own writing consists of double-spaced, unattributed sentence fragments, some in quotes. Impressive!

Oh, and you used AI to "write" this masterpiece of investigative reporting. Lame.

dude.
Genius idea: Block her.
Every time you see another account you think is the same person, block it.
Problem solved.

You're welcome.

Nah, you're the troll.
The body shaming troll. :)

People like you who run around telling anyone who dares to notice and comment on an actor's looks to stfu, and accusing them of the now-cliche "body shaming," should be reported for being delulu. The idea that looks are out of bounds as a topic about actors, who we LOOK at all the time, is nuts.

Consider replying to what other commenters actually write and not what you make up in your head.
I'm not arguing semantics.
I'm saying the commenter above specifically wrote about not liking what she perceives to be a plastic, artificial look which she finds distracting.
But you decided to come in all "you can't comment on actors' looks, dammit!"
In other words, YOU ignored the OP's "actual point" and tried, and failed, to make it about something else.

Now, speaking for myself, I don't find this actress's looks plastic at all and I don't know if she had a nose job. Because, to me, if that's a nose job, it's a pretty darn good one, in that it is not overly thin down the bridge like a Manga drawing, and actually has a slight bump to it.

If you're one of those who go around telling other people to shut up about actors' looks as though their looks don't have a huge effect on their craft, their vibe, and their career, as if the actors don't spend time considering their own looks and how to present themselves, then I'm uninterested in anything else you might have to say, cause that's delusional BS.

I liked My Mister 90% because of Lee Sun Kyun.
It's one of the few K-dramas I made it all the way through, because for my tastes, they generally drag out an 8-episode story for 16 or 24 episodes. MM could easily have been cut to 10, maybe more.

I was joking about IU.
I'm in a minority who finds her an incredibly boring, one-note actress. The last thing I want is her showing up in WAATH. :)
I like the young actress here so far. Don't think I've seen her in anything else.

hmmm...I'm still leaning toward lame.