My Liberation Notes

I agree with you in that I too believe this drama depicts relationships or the different forms in early adulthood and even later in life realistically .. there were many times and instances where I completely related to Nabi, especially at the beginning of the drama. You know that hellish state of mind, the uncertainty, worrying, obsessing on whether the guy you fancy does too, who hasn't been there at one point or another. That pull and tug feeling where everything about that person excites and scares you at the same time. Despite knowing they may not be suitable, you fall for them nonetheless, now that's the law of attraction. Even after finding out their truth, you can't help but still want to believe they can and may change -- emotions whatever they maybe cannot be turned on and off at one's whim; it's a process, and if you're lucky enough, someone like DH comes along and shows you the difference and makes you realize you deserve better.

I can't believe this drama ends next week, time flies when one's enjoying themself

Yes, Nabi and Jae Eon had chemistry, but what's the point if it's not sincere. The minute Jae Eon told Nabi they should start dating, I knew he did it because he knew that's what she wanted to hear. But he could also see that Nabi was more herself with Do Hyuk than she ever was with him. In the end, Jae Eon didn't know how to handle his jealousy or the genuineness of his emotions. I am not surprised it ended the way it did. He was like the boy who cried wolf one too many times, and we all know how that story ended.

I like Rain a lot and love Kim Bum, this will be good

Oh, no, Start Up was hella bad, I am still so very bitter about that one

I want both Yoon Sol and Nabi to have the same strength as Kyu Hyun if need be. Just because someone realizes they may have feelings for you but lack the courage to act on them doesn't make it good enough to be love. Park Jae Eon asking Nabi if she wanted to come over and see the butterflies made me cringe. It sounded like he was asking if she wanted to sleep with him.

I am so excited for this

Seo Hyun Jin is my favorite SK actress for a reason. Her as Da Jung is outstanding. The scene with her mom on the phone was out of this world. I lived her pain. Young Do breaks up with Da Jung to honor her mom and her him -- love hurts, but it shouldn't have to be that way. If it were me in Da Jung's situation, I would rather be miserable with Young Do in my life for as long as I can have him than miserable without him.

I totally feel the same and it bugs me even more when I see it happening in medical dramas it makes me want to shake me TV/laptop screen. I thought I was being real petty for feeling this way, glad I found a comrade in you, lol

Ji Sung is powerful as Judge Yo Han

Lol @ back to the show, love that

Yang Do Hyuk is on an entirely different level; he's everything Nabi wishes Jae Eon was; everything he does is practically to let Nabi know love doesn't have to be anxious or insincere; it doesn't draw lines, nor does it pull or push. It just "is." Of all the relationships Yoon Sol and Ji Wan move me and the one I am rooting for the most. There is nothing worse than silently suffering, not being able to confess your love without fear of retaliation. They both deserve to experience love fully, equally, without shame, and without compromise -- love is never wrong.

Jang Hyuk, the man dreams are made of 😍. I will watch him in any role; I don't care if he's first/second or last lead, support, villain, or whatever else. I am there for it and him. Oh, I loved her in Empire of Lust with my boys Jang Hyuk and Shin Ha Kyun

I've been saying that since the first episode

Today's episode moved me more than I expected it would. Everything from the way Park Eun Ha escorts Park Chul Do home, instinctively giving her the space she needs yet silently letting her know he's there for her to Patrick's desperation in reassuring Ga Young she is loved for who she is, not what she is. Most of all, the way Young Do narrates his story to Da Jung and how she handles his illness. I am deeply touched by the caring, sensitive yet straightforward way; this drama addresses the many setbacks each character goes through; I genuinely appreciate it—such an underrated gem.

This drama makes me want to read a poem a day for real. I love it.

Exactly

I don't think that was unfortunate at all. She ended up with the right person for her.

I hesitated a lot before starting this as I wasn't sure if I would like it but I'm pleasantly surprised I quite like it. But I'm only at episode 6 so take this with a grain of salt

I've missed her, I am excited to see her back on the small screen.