no bc i really couldn't stop laughing when they were crying over the dog like he was their child and they were divorcing omg i felt so bad but it was so funny
i haven't watched a drama on amazon prime for a long time but i believe it was still behind a paywall even after subscribing lol. i think i wanted to watch undercover highschool (which also has seo kangjun) and although i have a subscription i had to pay to unlock it, which i didn't do.
Why is it offensive? He was much more tanned than the usual male leads, and it makes sense because works in the…
It's offensive because of the way she talks about it, not because he's tanned. In the beginning, she says she likes fair-skinned men more and that he's all dark and unattractive. It would've been totally acceptable if she hadn't commented about that, but she kept bringing it up whenever there was a situation where she had to admit that he's good-looking.
"Oh, he's not handsome because he's dark. I don't wanna admit he's handsome, so I'll just insult him to make myself feel better for liking him." That's what it sounds like to me.
Cha Eun Woo cannot act. Dear Lord, do your song and dance and pouting and sultry eye stuff. Don’t act. It’s…
I don't see why people still think of this as a legitimate issue. If you're given a cold character, that's how you act--- like a cold person. He can't change the character's personality.
don't understand the need to constantly point out how tanned and "dark" the ML is it's greatly offensive and the FL genuinely acts like a teenager going through puberty instead of an adult i'm dropping this - too bad i expected a lot from it i just think there's a certain point where a line should be drawn to prevent these comments from being normalised. i wouldn't want small children with tanned or darker skin tones to feel insecure just because someone who is seriously like a dense pound cake throws around weird opinions carelessly.
thank you!
he has the best expressions ever
"Oh, he's not handsome because he's dark. I don't wanna admit he's handsome, so I'll just insult him to make myself feel better for liking him." That's what it sounds like to me.
it's greatly offensive and the FL genuinely acts like a teenager going through puberty instead of an adult
i'm dropping this - too bad i expected a lot from it
i just think there's a certain point where a line should be drawn to prevent these comments from being normalised. i wouldn't want small children with tanned or darker skin tones to feel insecure just because someone who is seriously like a dense pound cake throws around weird opinions carelessly.