I first thought Jobu and Taehoon would end up together, but after REALLY REALLY zoooming in on the preview in ep 1, it looks like Jobu is actually kissing Kaz.. the 40yo man (sorry, i forgot his name). I really hope it’s true, especially after the awkward date this last ep, and the fact that the 40yo dude is soooo kind and caring
I’m speechless over the intimate scene between fahteerak. it made me shed a tear, because it was almost identical to what happened between me and my ex, the feeling of liking each other, but at the same time not feeling ready, and respecting that, and not taking it as a “you don’t want to do it so you must not like me enough” because it’s really not because of that. it was so beautiful , but at the same time realistic. 10/10
sorry, I like this series so far, it’s just that… am I the only one that feels like Tyme and Great’s kissing and nc scenes are so awkward??? it’s like, I kind of cringe, and don’t know why. Maybe it’s part of Great’s character, but he just acts so awkward being lead by Tyme. Maybe I’m still looking at him as the top from KinnPorsche haha
I really liked the tvshow, especially considering how big step in Korea is. But now I'm disappointed.The two popular…
Yeah, like why ruin something that could have been great. And I would be okay with it if they were honest about it to the other men in the house, so that they could have known that it wasn’t a good match
I like the drama, but the Africa thing was tasteless and makes me feel like the production team are so ignorant and doesn’t want to put in a little bit of effort to make it right.
Im half nigerian, and I hate that this is what people imagine my family is like. My nigerian family is rich (multiple houses and has butlers and maids type of rich) but people can’t even believe that anyone lives like that in Africa. And all this prejudice and ignorance stems from news, film and social media. By not mentioning a specific country/city/town, this drama paints the whole Africa as poor, and that’s not true. A lot of people are poor, BUT DEFINITELY NOT ALL
Is it weird for me to feel like so many beautiful thing happened this episode that I wouldn’t be mad if this was the last episode. Ofc I’m really looking forward for tomorrow’s ep, but I’m just left with this sad but fulfilled and healed feeling <3
There was so many heartbreaks and healing in this episode. Ijun crying broke me, chohui’s confession to hwajeong broke me, the whole situation with dooshik broke me, and last but not least gamri’s death broke me. I am broken, but this was such a beautiful episode
i am so so sooo sad that our dear grandma passed away, i can't imagine how hurt the villagers will be about her…
I completely agree, even though it broke my heart. Her soul was so beautiful that I’m so happy she died while sleeping in peacefully and without regrets.
This episode broke me. I don’t remember when I started crying, but ijun made me hulk so hard that I got a headache. It just hit too close to home, and his acting was so realistic that it reminded me of myself when I was young and kinda going through the same. Finally, after a lot more crying through almost the whole episode, I felt like the crying was finally over. Everyone was happy, and things had resolved. But omfg, Gamri’s death, that made me hulk again, and now I’m still crying while listening to some of my favorite ballads (I recommend “because I am a woman” by Ben, “if it is you” by Jung seunghwan, and “I will go to you like the first snow” by ailee or Kim bumsoo, if you feel like just emptying your tear-canal)
I didn’t only cry because of all the sad things, and how I could relate to almost everything that happened, but also because it was so beautiful. The message was strong, “things will happen, and you should enjoy it while it lasts”. There was also a lot of other beautiful messages in this episode, but my head and heart hurts too much to think now haha All I want you to know, is that you matter, you are strong, and life do be hitting you hard sometimes, and it’s okay to cry in moments like that <3 “Promise me” by Jung seunghwan is a good song to brighten and make the crying seem like a beautiful relief from the past ;)
Im half nigerian, and I hate that this is what people imagine my family is like. My nigerian family is rich (multiple houses and has butlers and maids type of rich) but people can’t even believe that anyone lives like that in Africa. And all this prejudice and ignorance stems from news, film and social media. By not mentioning a specific country/city/town, this drama paints the whole Africa as poor, and that’s not true. A lot of people are poor, BUT DEFINITELY NOT ALL
Finally, after a lot more crying through almost the whole episode, I felt like the crying was finally over. Everyone was happy, and things had resolved. But omfg, Gamri’s death, that made me hulk again, and now I’m still crying while listening to some of my favorite ballads (I recommend “because I am a woman” by Ben, “if it is you” by Jung seunghwan, and “I will go to you like the first snow” by ailee or Kim bumsoo, if you feel like just emptying your tear-canal)
I didn’t only cry because of all the sad things, and how I could relate to almost everything that happened, but also because it was so beautiful. The message was strong, “things will happen, and you should enjoy it while it lasts”. There was also a lot of other beautiful messages in this episode, but my head and heart hurts too much to think now haha
All I want you to know, is that you matter, you are strong, and life do be hitting you hard sometimes, and it’s okay to cry in moments like that <3
“Promise me” by Jung seunghwan is a good song to brighten and make the crying seem like a beautiful relief from the past ;)