AmelieLucan

Not true in America, per my post from the AMA. I just don't know if there's a similar policy in China.

Thanks! I'll have to check that out. She's so cute.

Thanks for pointing my mistake out. I'll edit my other comments. I get your point about him seeming more like he works at a spa, at least with the FL. I did watch a bit of the first episode and from comments/reviews it seems kind of boring so I won't be continuing. I was just more interested in people's views because I hadn't seen it mentioned.

Who did you see?

In America it is considered unethical according to the AMA. I don't know about in China. I have read that in Korea it isn't allowed for a boss and employee to have a romantic relationship, but I don't know if that's true or not since I don't live in Korea and I don't know if this is true in China.

Is this in China? Because in America, according to the AMA, it is.
"Romantic or sexual interactions between physicians and patients that occur concurrently with the patient physician relationship are unethical. Such interactions detract from the goals of the patient-physician relationship and may exploit the vulnerability of the patient, compromise the physician’s ability to make objective judgments about the patient’s health care, and ultimately be detrimental to the patient’s well-being.

A physician must terminate the patient-physician relationship before initiating a dating, romantic, or sexual relationship with a patient. "

In America is it considered unethical for a doctor to have a romantic relationship with a current patient. From the AMA: "Romantic or sexual interactions between physicians and patients that occur concurrently with the patient physician relationship are unethical. Such interactions detract from the goals of the patient-physician relationship and may exploit the vulnerability of the patient, compromise the physician’s ability to make objective judgments about the patient’s health care, and ultimately be detrimental to the patient’s well-being.

A physician must terminate the patient-physician relationship before initiating a dating, romantic, or sexual relationship with a patient. "

I don't know about China.

Isn't it considered unethical for a doctor to have a romantic relationship with a patient?

Isn't it considered unethical for a doctor to have a romantic relationship with a patient?

Thank you for the mention of Seoulite TV. I've watched a bit of him in following the NewJeans situation so I'll check him out again.

How sickening that a young girl with an unstable family situation would be bashed for it instead of supported. Nothing seems to have been normal for her and her ability to make healthy decisions for for her life much have been really screwed up. It doesn't seem surprising that she would end up in a tragic situation.

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. I'm at the point I don't even want to read anymore about this situation, yet I can't seem to stop. Heartbreaking all the way around.

Thanks for responding. That is so sad, but not at all surprising. I wonder how many child celebrities have to endure such bullying. I also wonder if she had support from family and friends. I've never seen anything to indicate that she did, but I haven't read as much about her as you have.

I didn't know about bullying before the Dui. Do you have any links? I have so many questions. I hope that if the lawsuit the family has filed against the youtuber goes forward real evidence will come out.

Thank you for saying this. I'm willing to bet that many of the same people who are now out for KSH's blood in defense of KSR were the same ones who were attacking her and hounding her out of any job she took before her suicide.

Also let's not forget an industry that puts young actors/actresses in roles they should not be playing and has them interacting with adults when they aren't ready emotionally or mentally for it. Child actors have rarely fared well.

Satire?

A good lesson for fans of any celebrity: They are just people and we never know what lurks behind the facade and what lengths they'll go to to hide their true selves.

Thank you for your input re: the gender thing. You made some good points that I'll have to keep in mind. I hadn't heard of Lee Guk Joo. It's as sad that she's able to get away with harassing males as it is that men are able to get away with harassing females (or males).

I think the mom still had the responsibility to keep her daughter away from a 27-year-old man, no matter how tough it would have been nor whether it risked ruining her career. But maybe she did make every effort. I don't know.

I think there are others who can share some blame for driving Kim Sae Ron to the brink of despair, such as netizens who bullied her out of the two jobs I read about. Imagine trying to pay off debts, but every effort you make is snatched away. And then I read she was being evicted. How much can one person handle? I just keep thinking how hopeless she must have felt.

Thank you again for your insight. I appreciate it.

Most of the pictures and statements he's made seem to have been available for a long time so I'm not getting how he's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Shouldn't people have been shocked by this long before now? This is what I'm trying to understand.

One of the best dramas, long or short, that I've seen. No fillers! When does that ever happen? Good, strong cast. Easy to follow, but not simple. Amazing ending. Just loved it all the way through! Highly recommend.

Thanks! I started watching it but gave up pretty quickly and just skimmed through.