This group of three suitors are throwing some major red flags. I see the best friend as being the least worry…
It’s a possibility. I’m hoping this drama revisit the office fraudulent charge storyline again and provides us with a more satisfying ending. I was thinking there definitely more to that story than what we have already seen.
This group of three suitors are throwing some major red flags. I see the best friend as being the least worry some. So here is my red flag ratings from lowest threat to highest.
1. The Greenest Red Flag = Best Friend: This guy was looking at Yoo Doha with heart in his eyes (and sometimes lust). You can tell he is in love with him and has been for a long time. He wants to protect him at all cost but his crush borderlines on obsession and his jealousy, while cute in the show, is still a red flag. 2. The Yellowest Red Flag = Team Leader: Looks like Yoo Doha already has a bit of a crush on the Team Leader. This gives him a slight lead in this race. He has been stern with him in the past but believes in his talent. The Team Leader seemed to be annoyed with Yoo Doha for not sticking up for himself or fighting his own battles but where was he in all of it. As his Team Leader he should have been on the front line if he knew he was being falsely accused. This is a red flag. He should have been fighting for him to the Director and also at that joke of a farewell party but no, he waited for him to lose it before he took notice of him. Not cool, man. He did give him a lead on another job so that was good. Also his affection for Yoo Doha is obvious. 3. Big Fat Red Flag = Smarmy Coffee House Guy: This guy is the worst. They way he approached Yoo Doha from the very first interaction was all wrong. He was overly confident, arrogant, and aggressive. He is given me major predatory vibes. Yoo Doha seemed uncomfortable when he kept asking for him to call. The way he grabbed Yoo Doha’s phone without asking to call his own phone so he would have Yoo Doha’s number is a MASSIVE RED FLAG. He is already showing ing that he doesn’t respect boundaries. He already putting his own interest above Yoo Doha. Not good. Run away from this guy.
This is my first impressions two episodes in. I’m sure my perspectives will shift as the characters develop over the remaining episodes. This drama has hooked my attention. It’s off to a good start..
I liked this BL with its confusing big ambitious storyline and tiny budget. The music was subpar and the actors are certainly not the best at acting but they are cute/handsome. Not much skin-ship here; it’s very PG. This really shouldn’t have been as good as it was. Somehow they made it work (sort of). In no means is this a perfect drama. There is so much that makes this a hot mess and yet it’s still highly entertaining. Better than loads of BL dramas with bigger budgets. It cute and sweet and funny and sort of charming.
I’m enjoying this. I like both the ML and FL. I really like the second couple too. It’s been awhile since I watched a drama with a second couple I liked. Her ex and his family are horrible. They better not get a last minute redemption arch instead of their comeuppance. Also wouldn’t mind if the SML joins the ML at his company in an upper management type role at the end of this. Get that SML away from his entitled smarmy boss.
This BL seems so slow. Honestly it doesn’t seem like much has happened and we are already 5 episodes in. I keep thinking I should drop it but I keep thinking it’s going to get good but I’m bored.
Sorry, my mistake. I used copy/paste on all and went back through and changed the few that were different. I knew I would miss one or two. Thanks for catching and letting me know. I’ll make the correction.
I think I missed something. What was Ando’s (the chocolatier coworker that show up as a co-counselor) Mental Problem? What the heck was Vincenzo doing showing up at group therapy?
1. The Greenest Red Flag = Best Friend: This guy was looking at Yoo Doha with heart in his eyes (and sometimes lust). You can tell he is in love with him and has been for a long time. He wants to protect him at all cost but his crush borderlines on obsession and his jealousy, while cute in the show, is still a red flag.
2. The Yellowest Red Flag = Team Leader: Looks like Yoo Doha already has a bit of a crush on the Team Leader. This gives him a slight lead in this race. He has been stern with him in the past but believes in his talent. The Team Leader seemed to be annoyed with Yoo Doha for not sticking up for himself or fighting his own battles but where was he in all of it. As his Team Leader he should have been on the front line if he knew he was being falsely accused. This is a red flag. He should have been fighting for him to the Director and also at that joke of a farewell party but no, he waited for him to lose it before he took notice of him. Not cool, man. He did give him a lead on another job so that was good. Also his affection for Yoo Doha is obvious.
3. Big Fat Red Flag = Smarmy Coffee House Guy: This guy is the worst. They way he approached Yoo Doha from the very first interaction was all wrong. He was overly confident, arrogant, and aggressive. He is given me major predatory vibes. Yoo Doha seemed uncomfortable when he kept asking for him to call. The way he grabbed Yoo Doha’s phone without asking to call his own phone so he would have Yoo Doha’s number is a MASSIVE RED FLAG. He is already showing ing that he doesn’t respect boundaries. He already putting his own interest above Yoo Doha. Not good. Run away from this guy.
This is my first impressions two episodes in. I’m sure my perspectives will shift as the characters develop over the remaining episodes. This drama has hooked my attention. It’s off to a good start..