According to spoilers yooshik is 100 ℅ single right now . he is seen with other girls and at a club ..so lets…
I am absolutely convinced he is on this show because he wants to break up with his ex for good after 8 years. I can imagine one day he realized he got hot and decided he wants to date other women because he now can get them
was Heo In Gang killed by her husband in the webtoon ? Or is it up to interpretion whether he killed himself or was killed by the husband like in the drama?
I skipped a bit here and there and I think I missed something. Why did he delete his Onion account? He knows now that it was her and that she is a fan. Why not just reveal in the Onion chat: "actually, I send someone else and you have been chatting with me all this time. Sorry about keeping my identity hidden".
I only watched 1,5 episodes. But my guess is none of the married women will get divorced. Korea is still too conservative and they will spinn it around like the women where also fault at something and this will be reason to justify their husbands bad behaviour. I hope I am wrong.
Can we please be a bit more careful with spoilers and actually use the spoiler tag?
I love it when a show can still surprise me. It doesn’t happen often. And now two major plot points got spoiled, which kinda kills half the fun for me.
What are you currently watching besides this and exchange 4? While waiting for new episodes I binged Pink Like. I am just looking for recommendations and also curious what you all currently watching. It doesn't have to be a dating show or even a drama from MDL. Can be anything.
Lol no girl they did not think that. A NOONA is an older lady. The men for sure knew the ladies would be ATLEAST…
I know you are not being rude and I agree with you. I am also in my early 30s (31) and it's quite obvious the women are older and the men younger than me. I mean we don't know their age yet but it looks like this to me as well.
I just mean because of the Korean honorific culture, where you adjust your language depending on age, it’s culturally a big deal if someone is older. You can also notice this when they where asked if they dated older women, and I don't remember who said that, so correct me if I am wrong, but someone answers he had multiple relationships where the woman was more than 1 year older. To them this also is a noona-relationship. (even though it's actually nothing).
So what I actually meant with my comment is: obviously, when they signed up they knew the women would be older. But I think a 25 year old was expecting 28 - 30 but not necessary 37. I think production didn't warn them about the maximum age gap. But I also think they didn't on purpose so there is more drama.
I still like this season, but for the next one, I really need the whole cast to want to find a new partner. And there should be at least a one-year gap since their previous relationship ended.
I don't think they have been warned about how big the age difference could be. And it's just not fair to either side. But then again, this is probably exactly why the production most likely didn’t do it because it would create more drama.
Does this happen to anyone else? When the whole episode is just everyone being happy, I actually find it kind of boring. I don’t know why I always feel that way. I really liked it at first, but by episode 8 I started skipping a lot and losing interest.
(Since they’re all so happy and there are still a few episodes left, therefore something big or terrible is bound to happen soon. But unfortunately, I’ve already lost interest.)
*Obviously, I’m not hating on this kdrama, and I definitely wouldn’t give it a bad rating. It’s a perfectly normal, typical rom-com. I just tend to lose interest during the “everything’s great” episodes, and I was wondering if anyone else feels the same way.
I really miss it and can’t wait for it to start airing. At the same time, though, I’m not that excited for the next season, because I kind of already expect it to be a bit of a letdown.
Something always feels off — someone ends up getting ignored, or one person becomes the main and only focus. Plus, it often seems like most contestants join the show to kick-start their TV careers rather than to genuinely look for a long-term relationship. I also think their time on the island is way too short.
What I’d really love is a dating show where the contestants actually have to consider every other person, instead of just sticking with their first impression and refusing to explore other connections — even when their initial choice is clearly going nowhere.
Guys don’t be fooled by what the editor shows on screen — they lead people on with false clues, making viewers…
Well, he did send her the one message at the end of the day about the Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition. But I still think he actually likes Ji Hyeon (and obviously his ex) more.
Where are you watching this? Goplay doesn't work for me. I even have the extension. Also the quality is only 480p. I have found others sites but the subs writes their names horribly wrong.
I love it when a show can still surprise me. It doesn’t happen often. And now two major plot points got spoiled, which kinda kills half the fun for me.
I just mean because of the Korean honorific culture, where you adjust your language depending on age, it’s culturally a big deal if someone is older.
You can also notice this when they where asked if they dated older women, and I don't remember who said that, so correct me if I am wrong, but someone answers he had multiple relationships where the woman was more than 1 year older. To them this also is a noona-relationship. (even though it's actually nothing).
So what I actually meant with my comment is: obviously, when they signed up they knew the women would be older. But I think a 25 year old was expecting 28 - 30 but not necessary 37. I think production didn't warn them about the maximum age gap. But I also think they didn't on purpose so there is more drama.
Does this happen to anyone else?
When the whole episode is just everyone being happy, I actually find it kind of boring. I don’t know why I always feel that way. I really liked it at first, but by episode 8 I started skipping a lot and losing interest.
(Since they’re all so happy and there are still a few episodes left, therefore something big or terrible is bound to happen soon. But unfortunately, I’ve already lost interest.)
*Obviously, I’m not hating on this kdrama, and I definitely wouldn’t give it a bad rating. It’s a perfectly normal, typical rom-com. I just tend to lose interest during the “everything’s great” episodes, and I was wondering if anyone else feels the same way.
Something always feels off — someone ends up getting ignored, or one person becomes the main and only focus. Plus, it often seems like most contestants join the show to kick-start their TV careers rather than to genuinely look for a long-term relationship. I also think their time on the island is way too short.
What I’d really love is a dating show where the contestants actually have to consider every other person, instead of just sticking with their first impression and refusing to explore other connections — even when their initial choice is clearly going nowhere.