LunaSun

The cry baby side of Tae I feel is completely out of character. In the earlier episodes Tae looked like an independent character that had a really clingy girlfriend and not that he actually needed her to survive. I liked that at the end of their relationship he admitted his mistakes. I feel that was the best development his character could have. As for Ba-Mhee I had a feeling she liked the attention Judy gave her and not Judy herself, because she felt neglected, and that is why staying single would be the best thing. Both Tae and Ba-Mhee needed some alone time to grow and maybe in the future give it another shot if they wanted. But it is what it is now. I hope for the last two episodes to get only JaneRyan development. Jane is such an interesting character it's a shame not explore more. Not digging more into his past is really a wasted potential..

I am not heartbroken the JudyBaMhee ship didn't sail, but the TaeBaMhee shouldn't either.. They needed to stay single to work with themselves if they wanted to give it another shot.. 😌 I'm glad this story is out of the way at least, cause I need more JaneRyan by this point..

I liked it. It was a cute and fun first episode. I can't wait to explore more the characters, especially Peach. He's my favourite so far.. 🥰

Yeah, she remembered she doesn't like the way Tae treated her, after she started liking Judy and preferred to spend time with her instead with him.. 🙄 A few episodes ago he asked her to eat together and she refused because she wanted to eat with Judy. I think that was a good moment to talk to Tae about her feelings before deciding to cheat on him later and blame him for it..

I still love the show, but please give us JaneRyan back. I'm sick of Ba-Mhee's drama.. I feel like they are trying to get us to forgive her as an audience for the cheating part, so we can be excited for the gl, but the more they do it the more mad they make me.. 😅

Judy for me is a total opportunist. I really dislike her. And I also didn't like the breakup between Tae and Ba-Mhee, because it was focused on Tae's faults in the relationship, while the cheating part was conveniently brushed off. I'm not rooting for the gl at all. Both girls get on my nerves by this point.. 🙄

From what I remember the manga (honestly it's been years since I last read the story) ends when they make it to university.. I don't think it showed anything more unless it had a short timeskip scene, but nothing more than that.. 🤔

From the preview I thought Ba-Mhee would catch her by surprise, but the fact that she kissed her back, when she knew she was drunk, in a very vulnerable mentality and on top of that in a relationship made me lose all respect for her.. 😌 She kinda took advantage of the whole situation. And she's the grown up in the story..

OMG same.. 😭😭😭

I think I'm in the minority that's mad on Judy the most.. 😂

They are the ones making the calls. If they didn't like the scene they wouldn't have approved it in the first place. They'd have to reshoot it again. It's very important for an actor to be talented, but it's just as important if not more for a director to bring the best result out of them. In this instance, maybe the clip that was chosen wasn't the best, maybe they didn't aim for a better result.. When an actor has shown better performance in the past it seems unlikely that their acting alone is to blame for the result..

No you remember correctly. He did have better kisses, so I believe this was a mistake from the director's part. As for the reason it could be anything.. 😌

You're not into the vampire story either, huh.. 😅

I'll keep it in mind, though I have a low opinion about Twilight (the movie adaptations at least), so I don't know if I can watch an entire video about it.. 😅

Still I don't feel it's ignorance. The opinion a consumer has it usually goes by comparing a show to another. If you have read or watched a very well written novel and then watch something that pales in comparison, a statement like "there's no plot" makes sense, but I don't think it's used literally. I feel it's more of a way to express their frustration..

That depends on how someone defines plot in their mind. I feel it can be subjective.. 🤔

I think it's a bit unfair to put all the blame on the actor, though. Personally, I'm not the type who cares that much to see two characters kiss at all if the emotions are there. But if it's an important part for you to enjoy a love story, you have to take into consideration that no scene makes the cut if the director doesn't say so. The actors don't have that much of a freedom to say I'll do it this way or that way..

There's good written romance and bad written romance, though. Personally, speaking what I didn't enjoy was the lack of substantial development. Just because a series focuses on romance, that doesn't mean that the characters can't have motivations, goals and actual problems. You can give depth to your characters and keep the romance as the core of the show. Of course, that's only my point of view. Everyone has different perspectives and tastes when it comes to dramas..

I think it happened roughly a month ago.. 🤪😅

I believe them. When that whole TayGun thing happened I read comments that I couldn't believe were real. People were like: "they should feel ashamed for cheating on their partners.." 👀 People are crazy.. 🤣