Bliss Ace

Naah, she dated his best friend when she was 20. Thats still an adult age. So no. For the sake of her ex, let them not get back together. They are less problematic now because its been long and their feelings lessened. You only argue with someone if you care.

So FL does all the heavy lifting such as standing up for him against everyone in the world and the SFL just comes to collect the fruit of her labor. I mean where were you when all these were going down.

No, that was never yours in the first place.
Actually, for your information, Jeyeon broke up with Jimin because they had an argument. Jeyeon is quiet and avoidant, even though Jimin wanted to resolve it, she didn't.

I think the point I made insinuated does she write a FL in a good light?

Take it this way, a woman writes a perfect example of a man who would love her with her "shitty" personality. Just like how one 'deserves' their government because they elect them, so does anyone who chooses a 'bad' spouse.

Classic case of being bias because you share the same genitals with them. Why not just look beyond their looks and gender and treat them like human beings who f**ck up sometimes. Judge based on personalities. Yeah, he's hung on his ex, so he is an asshole. You must be an asshole yourself in real life that makes you have this shallow mentality.

I love this season the most. Almost everyone is handsome and beautiful. And you can at least see yourself in one cast or another because they're so rich in personalities. Also, the show is emotionally charged. This means the show will make you have either positive or negative emotions. Some people think the fact they can't have connections in the house automatically means the production of the show is bad. Well, sweetheart, the show realistically reflects the dating market. Just because you gather people together doesn't mean they will naturally find chemistry with each other. So maybe the show isn't bad. Its your expectations that need to be fixed.

No, he did say the reason. He gave the reason that they always have fun conversations so he wanted to at least have a serious one. He said that he believed it was time he was at least honest with her (Possibly to tell her about his emotional state). Some panelist saw it pointless while others saw it as good because sharing your honest feelings is what leads to a relationship.

Ooh, I get it. But its not too bad, right? Its still enjoyable.

You're right. We all fell for that. Still can't believe the show was aired last year.

When she was making him say what he needs to confess you could tell that the title is derived from his name, when he was 'I Do Raik' you could get the title of the show now.

They were not really children like elementary kids more like he helped her get over a painful period in her teenage years.

Thats what I thought from Judge from Hell. He cries in a cute way.

Mhmm, true. Its only a dating show. I gave up a long time ago on the possibilities of either of them working out outside the show. Its either they should be given a lot of time in a dating show before making the final decision or the cast should really be focusing on whether they would want that person once the camera stops rolling. I know its a show and it must have some entertainment value but still as viewers we seem to be consuming only junks in form of a show that is not meaningful for us or them. I would feel so much better watching a show, and have my ship actually work out once it ends. But instead look like performers. Last I heard, actors do fall in love on set in most cases. But they snap out of that once the show ends because they tell themselves its a persona they created that fell in love not their true selves.
Now the dating shows feel nothing different from actors producing a movie about romance except maybe they don't have to recite their lines.

Wow, I don't know what to say.

Yeah, I guess it is. People brushed over it like its nothing.

I thought I was the only one who felt off about Mu Jin. But if you were me and having watched almost any Korean dating show out there, then you would know that what you're criticizing about Mu Jin, the audience actually like that. They actually find that to be cute. For most viewers even the panelists being obsessive and jealous means that they actually like them and they find that person adorable. So yeah, you can explain how displeased you are about Mu Jin right here in the comment section, but none will listen to it. They adore him. They would want someone who loves them like that.

Yeah, any introvert guy are mostly passive. I can relate because I am an introvert too. I guess thats why they say opposites attract because I wouldn't date someone with my tendencies too.

I don't know if its a trend in k-dating shows, but someone who appears too frank don't have luck in dating. Its not because people don't like genuine person. I think its that aspect of being mysterious. That thing that keeps you being curious about them and want to learn more about them. But for Sanghyun, it seems he doesn't posses that. Someone up the comments called him boring thats why some girls got bored with him but I just think they had a date with him and thought they had him all figured out. And they were not that curious about him anymore.

I remember seeing Ahn Jimin from heart pairing being able to succeed but could not keep the girl outside the show. He is soo open that he could tell you the last time he went to the shower and the soap/shampoo he used. I suppose it doesn't work that way if you're not already in a committed relationship when you're just flirting. Prove me wrong.

No one took notice you said you are on your period. I guess its a normal thing. But get well soon.

You mean the *least?