Tonya Brown

Yes. The last 15 minutes or so is little excerpts of their immediate future together after they lose their powers. Apparently they are a couple that fights all the time, making up and breaking up. So we watch 15 minutes of stupid, unprofessional arguments with them making up again in the last minute . If that's what their relationship is always like I wonder why they'd bother to make up. It ruined it for me. I recommend to stop watching it at the part where they are on his bed when he returns home from hospital. You will miss the director and actress getting together though.

I'm struggling a bit with this one. I want her together with her boss but I don't want her to have broken Pil-yo's heart. He is such a good guy.

Yes. The last episode was put on you tube today.

There is no good explanation for the existence of anything without God. Life arising from something non living goes against everything we see, and if there is no God, there is no basis for morality, only different people's opinion. I watch a you tube channel called Standing For Truth which discusses evolution. Dr James Tour has some great stuff on the origin of life and J Warner Wallace covers how we can have confidence that Jesus died and rose again. Pastor Mike Winger answers theological questions. I can recommend some different sources if they are not the answers you are looking for. Feel free to PM me if you want.

Thanks.

So does that mean it's not his company in trouble but his father's?

I love the pro life sentiments in this drama. The men really stepped up! The real couples at the end were so cute too.

I'd say the feelings start in the first couple of episodes but they aren't officially dating until about episode 17. There's plenty of cute moments though. They are kind of unofficially dating for a lot of that time.

I like sweet and fluffy too. These ones are pretty fluffy from memory:
My little happiness
Perfect and casual
Professional single
My unicorn girl
Shanai marriage honey
Once we get married
Falling into your smile

Strong woman do bong soon is not exactly light but I still consider it to be fluffy.
I can't quite remember how light and fluffy these next ones are but I enjoyed them:
Sweet teeth
The best of you in my mind
Why women love
Noble, my love
My fated boy
Takane to hana
Lucky's first love
Love scenery
Wednesday 3:30
First romance
Go ho's starry night
Skate into love
The life of the white fox

I agree 100%. I do like drunk confessions though so if they kiss then I occasionally appreciate it. I hate it when they begin an intimate relationship with one character drunk though. Even if the drunk one initiates it.

The culture I live in at the moment has a habit of taking things too far. Common sense is often ignored. I would hate if they took all the romance out of the shows by constantly stopping to ask for consent all the time. I guess it doesn't matter what we think anyway or they would have mostly stopped the stupid breakup trope.😉 I think we mostly agree on this issue anyway as I would not consider no reaction to be consent. I would require active participation. They would have to lean in too.😁 I have seen a couple of what I would consider to be problematic kisses in some dramas but I usually watch light and fluffy stuff so I don't come across it often. I just wasn't sure exactly what this author was calling out.

I disagree. Obviously you are right about the dinner bit. But I think leaning in to someone (not just leaning in in general but leaning in in a specific context) can be a question. Not always of course but body language and facial expression make up a huge part of communication. Only relying on speech is ridiculous and doesn't guarantee consent. I know of people who said yes with their mouths and no with their bodies-your rule of only considering spoken consent makes that kind of abuse totally ok.
Consent needs to be clear. It doesn't necessarily need to be spoken.

I don't know what is meant by consent in this article. While someone asking if they can kiss you etc is sometimes appropriate, in the context of a loving relationship consent can be implied. If someone slowly leans in for a kiss for instance. If the other party doesn't pull away or tell them to stop I think consent has been given.

Go Ho's starry night
Koi wa tsuzuku yo doko made mo
My unicorn girl

Then she'll end up waiting for 2 shows. 😁Business proposal is so good I would watch it in one sitting if I could. I've already rewatched some of the episodes.

The main couple have a marriage in name only. The only sharing is that she works for a colleague of the ML doing his housework and cooking. He refers to it as sharing because at the time he thinks that is all that is between the ML and FL.

"I hear you" or "I hear your voice"?

If you like noona romance there's Flower Boy Ramen Shop, High school king of savvy, and I hear your voice.

No need to worry about stupid breakups or anything. He proposes, she tells him she's not ready, we see their temporary career goal outcomes, and then she proposes, but essentially she is just accepting his earlier proposal. They also put a bow on all the secondary relationships.

It's not for long and as soon as he actually understands he says sorry and takes all the pressure off. I liked it because real people do get insecure and are not perfect. It would have seemed fake and insincere if he had not done or said anything.