Lol yes, everyone can have their opinions but insinuating that it’s only for girls because it’s crappy is a whole different thing. It’s sexist and a matter of fact an abuse of freedom of speech. He could have stopped at saying he doesn’t like it because it isn’t his cup of tea.
This is probably a really dumb question to some but I’m really curious why they make it 32 ep instead of 16? Don’t they play 2ep a day anyway? (Serious answers only pls, am just really curious since I’m not from Korea nor a Korean)
** Do Not let my opinion stop you from watching this, it is definitely one of those dramas you need to see for yourself first and form your own conclusion**
Sadly ended up dropping this. I really wanted to push through but the FL’s impulsiveness and selfishness bothered me too much. I was willing to let go of it for the first few times because of her situation. After a while it was just toxic and she really needed to get a grip of her emotions especially after a year (?) has already passed. Yes, I get it, some grief doesn’t just disappear in a year or two or maybe even more but I imagined she would have been A LOT more rational.
I do not mind that they cut that epilogue out. It is one of the most powerful moments in the whole episode, it…
I thought so too, it was a good move. I think it would have suppressed the main take away from that scene which was Kang Tae coming to face his own wounds. They’re doing great w/ balancing the comical and serious scenes.
It’s a very reasonable argument and honestly it can come off as double standard to some. But his profession…
Aah yes, point taken especially it being dangerous and can potentially send a wrong message. I totally get where you’re coming from. I think I’m seeing this more through an omniscient point of view. It’s definitely something to be taken with a grain of salt if someone personally encounters this because unlike in dramas we don’t really know the thoughts and histories of everyone.
I don't mind an unlikable female lead and I'm enjoying this drama but I can't say I agree with the people who…
It’s a very reasonable argument and honestly it can come off as double standard to some. But his profession really plays a huge part on this drama and so does their past I just think it’s still a little early to judge.
Very well done and episode 3 was an emotional rollercoaster. Firstly, Sang Tae and Kang Tae’s relationship will probably be one for the books for me, definitely something that sticks and I’m really looking forward to see more of them. Secondly, the last bit really tugged my heart. It was gripping to see him liberate from oppression (his dad). Lastly, the OST of this drama is outstanding!
I'm scared to start watching this one while it's still airing xD I know for sure that I'm going to be hooked as…
Ugh, I feel your frustration!! I told myself I’m going to temporarily drop this after the second ep and pick it back up after it’s done airing yet here I am earnestly waiting for the third one to be released >.<
When did they film that? Asking because of the virus?
I think it was around the latter part of last year. If you follow them on IG they already had some photos so it was definitely before the virus happened :)
https://www3.dramacool.movie/drama-detail/psycho-but-it-s-okay
Sadly ended up dropping this. I really wanted to push through but the FL’s impulsiveness and selfishness bothered me too much. I was willing to let go of it for the first few times because of her situation. After a while it was just toxic and she really needed to get a grip of her emotions especially after a year (?) has already passed. Yes, I get it, some grief doesn’t just disappear in a year or two or maybe even more but I imagined she would have been A LOT more rational.