Feli

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Mostly Es with some Bs and a C and a D... but I'm okay with that because I really do believe that unless you're true to yourself you won't find true love .❤

CHINA!? There's no way that this will end well...

IRL you wouldn't try to hang on to said boyfriend either.

I don't know why it's rated so low. It's one of those drama's that you don't forget.

After reading all the comments I think I'm only going to watch the first ten episodes and pretend it's a tragic J-drama.

I loved Drunken to Love You!

Woo Hoo!

It's also true of people in the military. When your spouse is always away on deployment many partners feel like they are left to cope with things on their own and the person that's deployed is usually doing a high stress job where they work long hours so it when they finally have a chance to relax they often feel a bit euphoric and that's when mistakes happen.

From what I've read it's not the jealousy it's the fact that couples spend so much time away from each other, so it's more like you're in a long distance relationship.... and we all know how well those work out.

They're acting so they're all "fake" kisses but I like the ones that look real too.

Is this really BL or does it just have a gay main character?

The description says she leaves to learn pottery from a friend so we knew that. I agree with you about the ballerina, but it would have been nice if maybe she played the violin, or got accepted to a cordon-bleu school in Paris, heck they could even make her a hip-hop dancer... just a little something different.

I agree. I like it when there are differences, it's what makes the drama worth watching. However, I do think the story arc should remain somewhat familiar. The female lead should be so kind in the beginning that people mistake her for being weak. There should be a woman that the male lead wants to marry who for career opportunity leaves him hanging and feeling sad/mad. I have to say I'm looking forward to this.

I know what you mean. That's true of a lot of "real life" couples. I think it may have something to do with the fact that a good actor brings the character's feeling to life to share with the audience but when the feeling is true IRL with your co-star it might feel like they're showing too much of themselves and not the "character", plus you have the whole "bleed over" thing where the anger/love your character is feeling effects the real-life interactions of the actors and therefore the couple... I think it's probably easier to "off" the character if your co-star is just another actor. Great on-screen chemistry doesn't mean the actors even like each in real life, Dirty Dancing is an example of that,

I didn't like it when the writers had him ask Sumire to leave her child and marry him, it didn't ring true to me. I also wanted him to realize that he had fallen in love with Airi just like Edmond did with Haydee.

dramacool has it.

I watched it on kissasian.

Until I read the book, I choose to believe Tanaka and his sister. As for the "mother".... You discard the sick bastard and get your children counseling.

Because in many Asian cultures (Thailand especially) marriage is more about duty. Who's better for the family. If love happens it's lagniappe.