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The only thing I took away from this was THAT teardrop. damn, I've never seen such an emotionally charged tear before.

This is the most bland bl in history for me.

it's comedy saved it for me

this was nice for its time. Sometimes thailand does take the cake.

Male gaze has ruined horror for me to the point where I'll prefer to read it than watch it. I did like its old vibe but that was all about it. couldn't understand why her sister and her boyfriend got the short end of the stick.

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and that is enough to tell who to stay away from.

There is nothing which irks me more than the 'i can fix him' trope. like, girl you really got nothing better to do? or do you relish in masochism? I feel like this trope encourages women to kick their self-respect to the curb.

I'm getting such strong wanna-be vibes from it that it makes me wanna puke rather than making me feel good. both leads are conventionally attractive but the plot is so meh that I wouldn't be able to suffer with it even in my teens.

please can someone provide an objective review of this?

s4, this young chul is delusional to the HELL. like, look at you man. I don't wanna be harsh but its obvious that you're not attractive in any way to the women. The only thing which women might consider him about would be his nature and it has proven to be rotten.

somehow they always have to add a pick-me in horror to turn it into 'slasher'.

now tell me why si won said 'love is hard' and why was his eye red at the end?

a phone curse is so 2010's coded. I mainly watched it so I could make myself think that netflix ain't shit. well...

one thing which I wouldn't understand ever is bully romance.

jalil looks so fine in ep 44

I feel the same sometimes. And, yes, fantasy shouldn't get plagued with real world belief systems even though I'm not a fan of it. Honestly, I've been out of touch with romance genre as a whole for a long time so I think essentially I wouldn't be able to comprehend it as well. I gravitate towards more grey stuff for comfort. Also, I thought romance genre was thriving from afar. It was truly insightful to have this conservation with you. I feel like the root cause of the current muddled state of mind of creatives is micromanaging them to hell for increased profit margins. It has significantly contributed in ruining entertainment for us all. Gotta agree on that. Media has equally positive benefits as its downsides and more often than not most of us choose to ignore the former. Nowadays, all we see in the name of romance on tv is perpetual power struggle in relationships. Like, am I crazy for thinking that an ideal romance between a couple in a romance drama is one of selfless love, the courage to be vulnerable and willingness to stay together against all odds? And by this, I absolutely don't mean self-destructive love. It's been ages since I've seen a romance like this and also why I gave up on this genre alltogether. I haven't seeing crash landing on you yet even as a lover of everything taboo but I do absolutely get you.

it's crazy how he said that the mistress helped him from being a nobody when it was his wife who landed him the job in the first place.

it's weird how everyone is more worried about newborns than the mother herself. like she is also in life and death situation. twins wouldn't be here about her. they've spend 3 decades with her and yet they're less concerned about her than the babies who just arrived? tbh, they're no more different than her s****y husband. all of them are always busy creating trouble for her which she has to resolve in end.

I find it humorous