Almantina

wow no way..

Want to relate to this freelance writer guy but he's described as slacker. I hope he isn't portrayed as someone doing nothing because oh boy freelancing is anything but that.

First episode in I wanted to punch everyone and felt like Jung Ye Eun. So awkward, so frustrating. After two episodes in the row had this weird lesbian dream, maybe it was the full moon. But 4th episode and I'm in love with these girls (yes, platonic love) and the show. They all are really relatable and everything is becoming emotional. Who else was crying?

I loved the book so I will definitely check out the movie. Should be cute.

After first episode of too many dialogues not sure if I should go on. So many positive things about the story and it seems relatable so I want but if all episodes are like this then it will feel tiring.

I hope it's not ''ambitious girl meets sloppy guy and starts liking kids and decide her ambitions don't matter anymore'' .

I didn't know that. Now he's my hero too.

Just two episodes in this and it's just the best Korean and not jst Korean show ever. Soooo much fun.

I have hate=watched, the feeling was familiar when I read this, but I can't remember what was that I watched...

Omg, born on the same same year as me but in Korea 31, I still can't wrap my head around that but anyway...I was planning to watch the show and now I might feel too sad. I didn't know the actress but this is sad.

Netflix originals suck, I hope they won't dominate the Asian drama scene or there will be nothing new to watch.

Whatever is Netflix original I will pass from now. It seems they make weird things that are boring to watch. Cinematography? Or just trying to be Bakemonogatary-like? I was bored to death watching that anime and sequels, but now I'm sure such things aren't worth time.

Yamappi and Nana (heart eyes). Willing to watch just for this duo.

This was heavier than anticipated. The synopsys didn't prepare me and I am actually grateful because then I got to enjoy everything.

How suitable of them to play exes in this movie...

This seemed realistic and it made me cry but of course I'm the one who sheds tears when touched. Maybe a bit pessimistic at times?

Good slogan

Ok forget manga, the anime and the movie are so heartwarming it made me happy.

Lee Soo Hyuk is the Korean copy of a person at my previous work that made my life a nightmare. Same looks and character and I instantly grew to hate that guy. Had he been the lead I would not watch this..

I know there's a bunch of solo campers in both Japan and Korea and I follow some of them over the media, mainly Youtube, and all of them are amazing content creators while showing how they enjoy (usually) solo camping. It's stress-relief to them and I absolutely understand. Living work-home-work life is the depressing thing, believe me, I've been there, I'd rather solo camp occassionally.