PineDramaLover

Perfect! My favorite dramas tend to be the ones people in the comments call cringe. They're so funny. Thank you!

Well I know originally Mark was supposed to be paired with Neo again in Cooking Crush but he chose to do Last Twilight instead (which he was REALLY good in) so it could be just like Neo, they just keep getting paired with those who also have other projects but it also could be brcause they could be paired with anyone and it would work because they are really good at what they do. Ohm I also think just got a new partner after being paired with someone for a period of time.

I have a love-hate relationship with the PaiRock couple. I REALLY enjoyed Fujisaki's character (I'm assuming who Pai is loosely based off of) and what she represented. She was just happy being single and didn't need a relationship because not everyone wants one. It was refreshing to see a character in a series who enjoyed seeing the people around her happy and going home and just doing her thing without the stress or pining over someone else. She ended the series single and she was happy. Pairing people up isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it was so nice to have someone like her for once

But also PAI AND ROCK ARE SO CUTE 😭😭😭 Rock is so sweet and is growing a lot cause of his senior.

I was holding all my emotions (and breath) through this episode but I LOST IT when Babe said "I don't want my sense back, I don't want anything. I just want Charlie back" 😭😭😭😭😭

I was considering watching this but like the fact of how MAD everyone is, I don't think I will 🤣 It sounds like it started well and is now just prolonging the pain of what happened in Not Me.

Exactly!

Perfect Marriage Revenge isn't the same as Marry My Husband. They both have the same idea of dying can going back to the past for revenge on the people who wronged them, but their stories focus in different areas. PMR is more of a Cinderella story with revenge and she originally marries the ML because her sister, who wronged her, wanted him. In Marry My Husband she actually doesn't want to marry anyone after what happened with her "husband" and best friend in the past.

Now I haven't seen this drama but I've read the comic this is based off of and seen PMR drama, so if they've changed things in this compared to the drama and made it seem more similar I can see why people would be upset. But one heavily deals with revenge on a family righting the wrong and fighting fire wirh fire while the other is breaking free from her old relationship and making herself happy through other friendships (which in the comic, takes time for her to trust anyway and has to convince herself she deserves it) by seeking the truth and pushing her old life on Sumin.

Both are revenge and have toxic moments but both are satisfying to watch/read as well

I'm so scared something going to happen to Mhok and Day'll be able to see because Mhok gave him his eyes 😭 Or Night. I don't like either option though.

I'd much prefer the "Crush" chinese drama type of situation where they break up and then later when he gains sight he ends up finding her (or him in this case) and can recognize her (him) immediately from her (his) scent and voice. He does everything he can to bring them back together without being too obvious and they end up together again (because they never really loved anyone else)

I just finished it. he's adorable. I can understand why people say he's exaggerative, but I really liked how cute and awkward he was. when you're put in the middle for most things and feel overlooked most of the time it's understandable it would take him a WHILE to understand or believe that a guy like Mai (who EVERYONE loves) would see and like him. It's 5000% better then a lot of dramas out there which are just toxic and red flag territory. The story is definitely superficial and it's light and fluffy, but it's cute! And Mai just GENUINELY likes him

Everyone keeps complaining how over-the-top Jade is while im sitting here crying of laughter because HE'S ME. All the little thought processes, misconceptions, shipping, being thr middleman between friends relationships, clumsy, etc. I'm only in episode 2 right now, so ir may get worse, but so far I'm just seeing peak comedy of someone who knows what it's like always being in the middle.

Well this is depressing. I've been so excited to see it since it was announced because I LOVE Cherry Magic...and now I can't watch it at all?! 😅😅 😭

I was just going to comment what Lucid commented. Some people, like myself, are totally cool initiating contact but uncomfortable receiving it unless communicated it's okay. I don't like people touching me generally speaking, but I am totally okay with hugging others or shaking hands if I'm initiating it.

This could also could be the abuse causing PTSD with BEING touched or the fact his friends did indeed make him self conscious about how he interacts with him. 😅

This was literally so cute 🤣💕 The ending episode made me feel like I was thrown down a waterside, but it was still funny and adorable. I'd definitely re-watch it. Super light watch

This is giving me "My Love Mix-up" and "Takara-Kun to Amagi-Kun" vibes and I LOVE it
It needs to all be released so I can BINGE IT whether with fan subs or official subs

I told myself I wasn't going to start this until it was over too....and here I am having watched all the episodes aired waiting for the next one expectantly 🤣🤣😅😅😅 I apparently also have 0% self control

It's fluffy! It has a small intense arch but mostly yes it's fluffy, I think it's based on the Webtoon cover

🤷‍♀️ Okay. Whatever you'd like to believe. Anyway I enjoyed it. Definitely on my re-watch list!! ❤️

Ooooh, I'll put those on the list thank you!

I did too ❤️

No definitely this one. Watching both seasons, I definitely feel there was a lot more growth in the characters. People are just expecting it to dramatically obvious when Minatos characterization in tself is self-rejection, shy, unsure, and anxiety-driven. He was rejected by his first love, left his fake relationship in fear of rejection or (the others) boredom, and tried a whole season (which if I remember right was probably about a half a year if not a year) to push away possible pain only to accept it in the end cause he liked him and didn't want to lose him. This season showed what would happen to that kind of person upon getting into a relationship without working that all out first for himself. That's what makes people mad, as they expect him to be just be okay with lovey dovey after 3 months. It really does take time to get used to those things when he's not used to a real relationship where the GUY he likes actually likes him. He's used to pushing away what could potentially be a loss because in the back of his head he's still afraid he'll lose him/be rejected or dumped. Toward the ending episodes you can very clearly see the switch of him learning to work through his fear for the sake of Shin. Yes he tries to take the easy way out in episode 11, but that's very much in character considering not too much later he remembered why he was trying to learn to get over his fear (hence the beach scene of apologizing and trying to get back with him). Cycles are psychologically very easy to fall back into and the was Minatos life before Shin. So yes. Growth. Especially for a chacter who probably should have worked through the situations he was struggling with before entering the relationship but didn't.I stand by what I said above. Cute. Growth. Would definitely re-watch. If you didn't like it, that's okay. I hope you find something you do enjoy!