Find Yourself

Both involve a noona romance where the FL is in a position of authority over the ML (ie boss or teacher) and knows a relationship with the ML is inappropriate. Find Yourself has a FL who has no experience with love. In Biscuit, the FL’s first love was her own teacher back in high school, who no works as a colleague in the school she’s teaches at. The central focus of these two is slightly different since FY centers on the aspects of learning to love through the relationship. Biscuit focuses on the love that grows from friendship/mentorship and takes a really long time for the FL to accept the ML.

Both th are about 30+ FLs who are established office workers and good at heart. Both have families that don’t stress them to get married. Both have a one night stand with the intern working in their office as well as a second pursuer who older, rich and a CEO type. The FL are older but completely inexperienced in love. The second male leads take in the roles of love coaches as they learn how to love the tough their relationship with the intern.

Both are noona romances with boss FL and intern ML with a successful 2ML in the love triangle. The FL are 30+ and the ML are in their 20’s, but somehow they fall in love despite the age gap.

The main character likes a boy younger than her... It is also a love story between a successful career woman and a young independent.

Older woman younger man, 2nd ML is older, a few side romances.. also a visually appealing cast ;p some commonality with the stories of the FL's best friend/s as well.

Both are noona romances between a successful and established career driven FL and the ML that is interning in her office.

BTD is a variant on the noona office romance where the FL scouts the ML and they work directly with each other as a team. Big difference is the in BTD, the FL is initially married and has a kid, in FY the FL is romantically inexperienced. But both dramas have competent FL who are genuinely nice people (although that isn’t immediately apparent in BTD, it becomes so midway)

one of the main couples is the beautiful charismatic and stubborn workholic female and her 10 year younger playful assistant who eventually fall in love. older woman/younger man love story. Both dramas also have multiple couples: an enemies to lovers and a friends/coworker to lovers story

Both drama deal with age difference in relationships (older woman-younger man) and the topic of whether one should conform to society's expectations or not. Strong 2nd lead presence too.

workplace, age gap, older woman younger man, male chase female first, succesfull woman intern man, succesfull second male lead

More than just romance, both have age-gap-related matters and thought-provoking issues around life and family.

I really enjoyed this drama really love the male lead i think i have become his fan.
The 4 Friends are really caring i love there friendship.

Both drama have:
-a career woman with a soft/sweet side
-a young talented Main Lead
-Societal Expectations
-Female Friendship
-Strong 2nd Lead Presence
- the topic: what truly makes you happy

Love old man-young lady couples in both dramas.
FY couple has almost 10 years gap while OMSHOM couple has almost 20 years gap.
Both couples are cute and they are very honest to each other.

Established career women fall for new employees. Both FL are in their th Tried, male leads are interns or similar. Ohitorisama is based in teaching/education.