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I also think the word “date/dating” should not be used to describe what happened between the 2. “Dating” has a positive feeling and implies consent between the people involved.

Even if it’s to talk about when she became an adult. He was still way too old for her to be calling that dating. He was also in a position of authority (money, fame, her boss…)over a younger woman who worked in the industry.

I think I’m seriously going to reevaluate my support for Asian dramas too. I stopped Hollywood for this reason mainly but now… I feel sick to my stomach seeing how many are still acting. Thank you for this list.

Thank you for your service 🫡. This is amazing!

If her family decides to go that route, I hope the public (all of us) will not abandon her. Hopefully people will boycott this man. We, the public, should hold him accountable.

Who is “we”? I think I stated clearly that the public who helps him make a living is the “we”. “We” watch his work and “we” make him popular so “WE” need to know who “we” are supporting and making famous. On this note, I’ll stop this interaction unless you bring up something else that will make me want to add more to my comments. I do believe I stated clearly what I wanted to say.

I think we are passed the point of arbitration. This was made public and it involves a much younger person. Calling out questionable behavior is needed, especially when it’s from someone who is supposed to be a “role model”. Both people involved are public figures and the older one is making his living off the public so the public needs to know who they are supporting with their money. The only way for the public to know is to make the case public. I do agree that bullying is wrong.

It’s ok for people to change opinions/stands when new information is available. Sticking to one side when new info that clearly contradicts previous stands is presented is abnormal. That’s for anything in life.

Was it even because of him? She already had that violent stalker. When she pushed the button to alert him, he was far from her. On his way there, even though he had the sirens going, there were other cars in front of him that slowed him down. Idk why cars were not clearing the way for him, maybe it’s not what the law requires in South Korea. Here whenever we hear sirens in traffic, we move our cars out of the way… The stalker had plenty of time to hurt her even if he didn’t have that “curse”.

Do we know if ANY adults around her at the time and who knew what was going on tried to rescue her? I’m sure a few others knew what was going on.

The woman who gave him the drink and congratulated him at the gym, she seemed to like him. Why nothing happened to her after she gave him the drink? His curse has different rules?

You picked the wrong one.
I’m not interested in exchanging with people in denial. Take care.

What we are not going to do under my comment is try to blame a young girl who was taken advantage of by a pedophile, ok?

She was 15 and yes, it’s perfectly normal to take pictures with the person you are intimate with.

The question you MAYBE meant to ask is “is it normal for an older adult to be sexually attracted to a child?” The answer is “no, it’s not normal for adults to be sexually attracted to minors.”

The “romance” tag will happen tomorrow during the last min and it’ll be either them staring at each other lovingly from a distance OR her in the airplane smiling on her way to him 🙃. I just don’t see how they will fit romance, clear out the stalking behavior AND answer the mysteries (hers and the friend) in 60mins, especially if they respect the slow pace we’ve had since the beginning.

Right, “say that again” when the person truly didn’t hear. It seemed to me that they overdid the “what?” in Kdramas. They clearly heard and understood but would “what?” for no reason. After reading the answers above, it seems to be a common thing where the brain takes a moment to process. I just haven’t encountered people who do that.

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Why in private? You were accused publicly, clear your name publicly too.

Interesting. I’ll try to pay more attention, maybe it is more common in real life than I thought. Thank you for your comment.

So it’s common, I didn’t know since I don’t encounter it in real life. Thank you for letting me know, I thought it was an annoying aspect of Kdramas.

The “what?” they say when someone asks a question is annoying, especially when they heard the question the first time. It’s not only in this drama, I’ve noticed that in a lot a Kdramas. Why act like you didn’t hear the question the first time?…ok I’m done, let’s continue watching.