romance thing was weird but i forgive yall nobody's perfect . han so hee was great of course 🖤🖤🖤 also…
fyi that wasn't really a romance plot, they weren't in love. the point is human connection. she had no one for almost all of her life and she finally connects with someone only to lose them immediately in the same way she lost her dad, watching them die at the hands of the very same organization. that is the point of that plot. it's her breaking point. she snaps and is able to become a "monster" because she loses the one person she could trust on some level
its so nice to see han so hee in a role like this, all the actors were amazing! while the plot was a bit predictable…
fyi that wasn't really a romance plot, they weren't in love. the point is human connection. she was basically on her own for almost all of her life and she finally connects with someone only to lose them immediately in the same way she lost her dad, watching them die at the hands of the very same organization. that is the point of that plot. it's her breaking point. she snaps and is able to become a "monster" because she loses the one person she could trust on some level
HSH is not resting. And she is not picking role to get famous. She is picking very wisely. This was one of the…
fyi that wasn't really a romance plot, they weren't in love. the point is human connection. she had no one for almost all of her life and she finally connects with someone only to lose them immediately in the same way she lost her dad, watching them die at the hands of the very same organization. that is the point of that plot. it's her breaking point. she snaps and is able to become a "monster" because she loses the one person she could trust on some level
some of these comments are so embarrassing. complaining about an "unnecessary romance plot." way to miss the entire point.
like first of all that wasn't even a romance plot. they weren't in love. the point is human connection. she had no one for almost all of her life and she finally connects with someone only to lose them immediately in the same way she lost her dad, literally watching them die at the hands of the exact same organization that killed her father. that is the point of that plot. it's her breaking point. she snaps and is able to become a "monster" because she loses the one person she could trust on some level.
https://youtu.be/RFheY8AOXJE if you haven't seen them before, there are a couple in this video which is why i originally asked. but no i haven't found the full compilation :( at some point i might just buy the dvd
I came to the comments to see if maybe I missed that scene (Bank and Pitch getting together). But no... 😔😔…
i literally paused as soon as bank said boyfriend, i was thinking i somehow skipped an episode. how did they leave out them getting together? like the whole show is about romance and they leave out the scene where a couple becomes a couple? that's so weird to me
i feel like fiat's actor is sort of a weird fit for his character. like every time he does something cutesy i'm like...what the heck was that. cause he has a pretty masculine and mature look. like maybe even moreso than leo, apart from the height
i do think he is less likable than the three other male leads in the drama, but i don't think he's awful or anything. his actions in the last couple episodes definitely came across as kind of selfish to me. he was so caught up in talking about his feelings with daon that he just kind of steamrolled over daon being outted to the entire school and what that means for him. i think tae calling him a bad person was like super out of line considering daon's entire life was essentially falling apart at that point, and what tae was going through was by comparison small potatoes. i don't think tae was trying to be an asshole, but i think he was being very thoughtless and wasn't empathizing with daon at all in that moment. i think he could've just let daon's rudeness slide and talked about his feelings later when daon wasn't being harassed by people at school. like you just compare the last scenes of episode 11, where daon goes home alone to cry about the text messages and being called a bad person by tae, and the scene where tae cries about his crush not liking him, and gets comforted by shinwoo and told that he's in the right. like clearly something is off here.
Huh? Da On is the second lead but what does him wearing cardigans have to do with it? LOL!!
i feel like second leads always have like a softer version of the "boyfriend look" with lots of cardigans and sweaters. whereas shinwoo has his black jean jacket which means he gets the guy lol
i feel like if you hadn't dropped it you wouldn't think that lol. sang tae really develops into a main character…
school can be weird like that. i get very good grades so i don't really need help with that, but sometimes i need help with things like talking to teachers or writing emails.
you are so lucky to have a twin sister like that. i have an older sister but i think she doesn't know how difficult things are for me, and she's pretty shy so i don't think she'd be able to help. maybe you can ask your sister or mom to invite your cousin to your house for dinner or something, and then they can initiate the interaction, but you can get involved a little bit and maybe get to know each other more without too much pressure.
it's really hard to show dramas and music to friends and have them not care or only care a little. i try very hard not to be pushy about it because i know that makes people uncomfortable but i would love to have people to share my interests with irl. my sister is sort of interested but because she is the only person i know who is interested in them i feel like i talk about it too much with her and she gets bored.
i feel like if you hadn't dropped it you wouldn't think that lol. sang tae really develops into a main character…
i didn't meet like any autistic people until university where i'm part of an educational support program for autistic students. i guess i thought i would have more in common with them, but i soon realised i really wasn't interested in being friends with any of them. it was actually a very sad realisation because my whole life i often felt disconnected from people because of /my/ autism but when i tried to make friends with autistic people i felt disconnected from them because of /both of our/ autism. like we had something in common but it was also something that kept us apart. i'm kind of used to non-autistic people picking up the slack in our conversations, or being able to interpret what i mean when i have trouble expressing myself, but other autistic people often aren't able to do that, so our conversations are just kind of endlessly awkward.
also having autism in common isn't a guarantee that you have a similar personality or values or interests and i really didn't share any of those with anyone in the group. that's sort of a problem for me in general though because obviously i like stuff like asian dramas (hence why i'm on mdl) but i have no idea how to meet people who like the things i do and honestly i'm not sure if i would like those people in real life. a lot of them can be kind of mean and immature online :// anyway, i only have a couple friends at university but neither of them are autistic, and i don't think they know i am, i think they just think i'm shy and awkward, which is fine because i'm also that in addition to being autistic lol.
although i don't really seek about media by/about autistic people, i think one of the things made by/about autistic people that really truly makes me happy though is stuff like this https://youtu.be/NwEH9Ui4HV8 these women are older than me and all are living different lives with different successes. this is the kind of thing i don't get embarrassed watching. when i see stuff like this it really makes me feel hopeful that autism makes my life kinda weird sometimes but i can absolutely have goals and accomplish them and find happiness.
i feel like if you hadn't dropped it you wouldn't think that lol. sang tae really develops into a main character…
i get that. i would probably be harsher on it if i watched more portrayals of autism in media since they are so archetypal, but since i know that i don't have much in common with them, i don't really seek them out. the truth is that idk that i would really be comfortable watching a character whose autism was really similar to mine because it would force me to see the traits that i'm self-conscious about (like my tendency to talk too much about my interests or miss conversational cues) in the third-person and i think it would just make me cringe at myself
like first of all that wasn't even a romance plot. they weren't in love. the point is human connection. she had no one for almost all of her life and she finally connects with someone only to lose them immediately in the same way she lost her dad, literally watching them die at the hands of the exact same organization that killed her father. that is the point of that plot. it's her breaking point. she snaps and is able to become a "monster" because she loses the one person she could trust on some level.
you are so lucky to have a twin sister like that. i have an older sister but i think she doesn't know how difficult things are for me, and she's pretty shy so i don't think she'd be able to help. maybe you can ask your sister or mom to invite your cousin to your house for dinner or something, and then they can initiate the interaction, but you can get involved a little bit and maybe get to know each other more without too much pressure.
it's really hard to show dramas and music to friends and have them not care or only care a little. i try very hard not to be pushy about it because i know that makes people uncomfortable but i would love to have people to share my interests with irl. my sister is sort of interested but because she is the only person i know who is interested in them i feel like i talk about it too much with her and she gets bored.
also having autism in common isn't a guarantee that you have a similar personality or values or interests and i really didn't share any of those with anyone in the group. that's sort of a problem for me in general though because obviously i like stuff like asian dramas (hence why i'm on mdl) but i have no idea how to meet people who like the things i do and honestly i'm not sure if i would like those people in real life. a lot of them can be kind of mean and immature online :// anyway, i only have a couple friends at university but neither of them are autistic, and i don't think they know i am, i think they just think i'm shy and awkward, which is fine because i'm also that in addition to being autistic lol.
although i don't really seek about media by/about autistic people, i think one of the things made by/about autistic people that really truly makes me happy though is stuff like this https://youtu.be/NwEH9Ui4HV8 these women are older than me and all are living different lives with different successes. this is the kind of thing i don't get embarrassed watching. when i see stuff like this it really makes me feel hopeful that autism makes my life kinda weird sometimes but i can absolutely have goals and accomplish them and find happiness.
sorry for such a long reply haha