Sigh

I don't need a dictionary to understand that the presence of ratings doesn't preclude the right of the audience to find fault with the content

"Showing how the character was getting off is also a part of this drama"

We don't need to see him getting off to understand his psychological condition

"Guess you are ignorant enough to not even understand that"

The thing I'm ignorant of is how you manage to stay so condescending while being so wrong at the same time

"Touch some grass"

Grass is lovely. Fresh air clears the mind enough to see this drama for what it is: trash

"Saying the show is good and asking them to try is different from telling this show is an absolute trash and should not watch at all"

One person's treasure is another's trash. Telling someone a drama or movie is "absolutely amazing" is no different from telling them it's "absolutely trash." They are two sides of the same coin, each trying to influence someone's decision to watch or not to watch something

They tell us to avoid the things we don't like, they should learn to avoid the comments they don't like. It's almost like they could apply their own advice to themselves. Mind-blowing, I know

You're confusing maturity with graphic content

Maturity isn't something you unlock by gawking at others going at it on screen. It's something you develop through life experience and critical thinking

If maturity were tied to "sexual" preferences, we'd have horny teenagers claiming to be the most mature among us

"Understand the meaning of the words and watch it on your own risk"

I didn't know the drama was sponsored by a dictionary

"Kdrama doesn't mean it should not contain adult scenes"

Kdrama is supposed to be about the drama, not about who's getting busy in which room

"People always complain that those who like a show do not allow critics against it ..."

Complainers are complaining in the comments, and your solution is to ... contribute to the chaos by complaining about complainers complaining? You're trapped in an Inception-style cycle of complaining, where every complaint is a complaint within a complaint. Break free of the complaint loop, you can do it

"Why are you trying to impose your views or force others to not watch the show"

The people leaving positive comments are as "imposing" of their opinions as the people leaving negative comments. Both groups are swaying the opinions of potential viewers and shaping the overall perception of the drama

Touching grass isn't practical. How many times have you touched grass and thought, "I'm glad I did that?"

I'm an adult with attitude. Attitude is the fuel that keeps the world spinning

"You crying in the comments won’t change a thing"

My tears are salty, they can rust through the Internet

"They’re watching it because they wanna watch"

They're watching because they don't know any better. If only they'd listen to my sage wisdom, they'd know better

"Oh chosen one, what will you do with countless other 18+ contents?"

Easy, I'll take over the world and ban them for you. It's the perfect plan

Hating and being insufferable are a full-time job, I'm giving it 110%

"The world doesn’t revolve around you"

I'm not the center of the world, but I am the shining star at the center of my own personal galaxy

I was having fun here. Time wasted having fun is never wasted

"How come nobody cried for violence against men?"

The gender dynamics of "violence" aren't equal. Men on average are larger and stronger than women. They are more likely to inflict physical damage on women. Women are less likely to beat men into a pulp, they use their words more than their fists. So media depictions of "violence" against men aren't as concerning as the prevalence of "violence" against women in society

If someone raises concerns about the media depictions of "violence" against men, I wouldn't dismiss them or call them names, I'd allow them to express their opinion. Fans of "Queen Woo" have yet to learn this

They won't think carefully. Modern-day liberal women's "rights" is a perverted parody of feminism that grants women the "freedom" to be mere playthings for men. It hypnotizes women into selling out themselves and their sisters for a shot at batting their lashes at the nearest male specimen and using their bodies as currency

Have you met Lord Malice, Ruler of the Realm of Rage? He has a scepter that shoots lightning bolts of pure hatred

Lord Malice's wrath knows no bounds, neither does mine. He inspired me to unleash a torrent of verbal fury on most explicit content. Be gone, foul images! Begone, I say, before the lightning bolts of Lord Malice strike thee down!

What kind of "mature adults" are you referring to? A mature adult would've handled the suggestion that this drama isn't the best thing since sliced bread with grace and composure

I won't keep the hate private. I'm doing the Lord's work, warning others about this awful piece of media and its awful fandom

You're the kids here, you're writing off the people who disagree with you as "stupid" or "childish"

A story that depends on explicit content to generate interest is weak and uninteresting to begin with. The explicit content grabs attention for a hot minute. Once you peel it away, there's not much left to look at

I'll stop bitching about it when you stop whining about my bitching about it

Multiple accounts? I'm not that popular. I'm your average, single-account user

Some things are meant to be done in private. Whatever I do, I'd do it behind closed doors. I wouldn't put it on display for the whole world to see

The fans of this drama have taken a turn for the worse if they're stooping to wishing ill on others. It's petty, it's mean-spirited, and it makes you look bad

A measly 2-4 likes isn't "so many likes"

You have a case of "Bots on the Brain," a debilitating condition brought on by excessive scrolling. Symptoms include paranoia, jumping to conclusions and an inability to detect sarcasm. You're seeing bots behind every like, comment, or share that challenges your preconceived beliefs. There's no known cure, but regular breaks from social media can help you alleviate the symptoms

"... u have been camping under the comment section for days like an obsessed freak"

And you fans have been obsessively obsessive about our obsession. You've been stalking our every word and like count when you could've focused on the drama you claim to like

Are you bitter about their comments being more popular than yours?