Drama-land Classics

This was a drama I will truthfully say that I had to learn to love. I didn't appreciate the pacing of the drama as a young teen when I first watched this, but I can fully say that as an adult, this could be the best k-drama I have ever seen. For a drama in the early 2000's, this drama was revolutionary. Not only did it discuss topics of adultery, homosexuality, sex before marriage, and relationships between older adults, but the drama discussed these topics in a sensitive manner that was based in reality. Also, for a drama based on an outlandish concept of a girl that manages to fool other people into thinking she's a guy for more than half of the drama, I have never seen more genuine emotions depicted by actors in a drama series. Even though nothing "major" occurs in the drama, I find myself being sucked into the arguments the characters have, the motives for their actions, and the genuine friendship they feel towards each other. I no longer felt like I was watching a group of actors acting out a script, but felt like I was part of a group of friends living through daily ups-and-downs that come with every day life.