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Exactly. Even I'm comfortable with the way their relationship is going. Their emotional intimacy surprisingly is enough for me. If they do get together, it would have to be something open ended at the drama since I just can't imagine them as a couple at this stage- it's just too early.

The parents story should be interesting since the mother now knows exactly how KHM feels thanks to the plate incident.🙊

Ngl I’m from a country that doesn’t sell Kopiko in general so every time I do come across them (twice so far), I just have to try them just to see if they are worth the hype 🤦‍♀️😂 Haven’t come across the infamous coffee cartridges yet though!

It’s quite mixed IMO. The drama was willing to give a mother munchausen syndrome in order to protect a male negligent driver afterall (I personally liked the episode but if the show wanted to make women the victim, the episode goes against that belief).

Ep 2 was a very sensitive case for male victims if you really think about it. The way the clinic was willing to dismiss the man’s case just because he should be able to produce more in the future was wrong regardless if he had a medical situation or not. His case was interesting since you don’t really see such cases on media much (at least I haven’t)..

About the “who took his clothes off? Who folded them” but, it’s a cliche thrope how the drunk individual undresses themselves claiming it’s too hot. He likely did the same and she just tidied up. Did she see anything? Nobody knows 🫢

The ex’s story is over now that Yun is finally able to move on (letting go off his memories and the soap tradition) and clearly telling the ex that she doesn’t need to hide when she drops Hash for his weekly visits).

With the twin, there isn’t anything resolve as sisters since they are close enough for KHM to help even the twin’s acquaintances but we might get more with her mum since even in tonight’s preview there was a flashback.

With the 2 leads I think we will get something over the next 3 episodes but it’ll continue to be subtle. A calm and quiet gradual approach since we already have a fast paced romance arc with the second couple (even if it hasn’t started yet).

Se Ri seemd pretty settled in her uni life so probably at least a year? Logically it would make sense for the ML to finish his final senior year in America at the very least since he's already postponed uni life 2 years after all.

Personally I absolutely loved the movie-but it felt really tense at the same time since it kept reminding me of 20CG as well as the Grim Reaper drama the ML was in earlier this year.

I kept expecting the worst - but I guess that's what made the ending feel so good too🙈

He came back from America- it's in the subtext. Now as a legal adult his abusive father can no longer control him.

Since he didn't want to leave S.Korea, he probably will enroll into Se-Ri's uni eventually.

No worries.

I can't imagine how frustrating it must be for you given how judgemental people can be. I hope you have your safe space😊- attacking your queerness over a difference in values doesn't make them sound more intelligent afterall.

That would be fun ngl 🤣

Something like suing an influencer for an accident caused diring a viral trend may be? Or you have these cases where people sues out of pity/ sees a loophole🤔

It can be an ethical dilemma (at least to a small extent to those who have sworn to help) and universal truth at the same time. The whole case depended on a silent pact. If the wrong person was involved in this case, things could have gone horribly wrong. Sadly the real world isn't as decent and united as it is in BTB.

I'm curious to know if in the same situation where the parasite character was from a powerful background, would everybode be this united.

IKR?! Even artists/ idols get crucified for getting caught drunk to the point that some end up unaliving themselves, but with SA, it’s an excuse. What were they thinking making the law like that? 🤦‍♀️

In a way today's case can be seen as a silent protest against the current "lax" law pertaining to child rape cases in S.Korea? The victim's story reminded me of the Hope case and how recently the 💩was released in real life despite the life lasting trauma the victim has to face (and even worse that he even lived quite close to her residence after release at one point if I'm not mistaken- tbh i'm not sure about this point).

The parasite in the episode shouldn't have been released and in fact has proven himself unworthy of being allowed to have freedom- it's almost like devine intervention since the law failed if one wants to sound dramatic🙈

It's an interesting topic in terms of ethics. Do you have the right to play god and decide to end a criminal's life? At the same time are you able to live with your decision to help a known parasite?
Like in the male doctor's case who chose to follow his oath inspite of the fact he agreed with the female doctor's pov. If the parasite had successfully hurt the second victim, would the male doctor be able to live with himself?🤔

About Jin Woo- he reallllly needs to learn the art of patience😅

Suing the truck driver over non-contact paralysis instead of negligent driving was kiiiind of silly if you think about it🙈

Haha thanks for the heads up!

I wasn't referring to Disney's Aladdin. Rather the original inspiration.

I wasn't really interested in the drama when i saw the teaser since it looked tacky but all the blacklash over the character's name caught my attention. I did research the meaning behind it and I understand your concern but I also saw several users calling others enablers and other derogatory terms for not really caring so that's why I asked the other commenter about it.

Boycotting the drama because it stands against your religious beliefs and sharing your pain here is completely fine but name calling / looking down at others who don't share the same view on MDL is just tacky.

Educate the issue but don't mock others. That being said, those who don't understand the issue shouldn't be aggressive either.


PS: I didn't mean to offend you with my previous comment. My question was aimed at another user since we seem to have watched the same US show so wanted to get their input.

Hey is "my girlfriend is the man" good? I wanted to start it but didn't really get a chance.

I really don't understand this prejudice honestly. If you are in pain and it's not reversible AND it's a fact that even the strongest relationships can wither by the end stage due to the strain, why can't people choose to end their life with dignity?

Kudos to those who are brave enough to hold through the suffering but why force those who can't?

Exactly! The suffocating feeling was surreal 🙈

You can taste their fear and aggitation 🥲

I agree that nobody is above the law and popularity shouldn't give anybody a free pass. But in this actor's case, it looks like his case isn't a simple black and white case. There are too many possibilities since there's plenty of evidence pointing to a certain extent at least that the accuser had lied.

If it really is true that she lied, the question is why?
Either it was a one night stand that had gone horribly wrong or for whatever reason somebody is lying.

Yes, I know women get framed all the time and should have more support but there are also women who lie which in turn hurt cases like this.