Who are you to comment such things? If you can't be happy for someone don't spread unnecessary hate.
Ok, if you like. I watched it - I can see how you admire the main character, you've got the wrong end of the stick, go and troll a real person if you dare, like she did. That takes guts. You're just a big mouth.
every1 just go watch the frog instead. i promise u will love it and it is very deep and complex.
I see you're trying to emulate your heroine, but I don't think you got what she was about - you're not it. She would never write bitchy comments on a web site, it's far too tedious, you're nothing like her - her thing was art, self expression and self amusement - with real people. That character would not have the patience to troll strangers on a keyboard just to bait a reply. Are you that desperate?
I have no idea what to make of this so far. I feel like I'm supposed to be interested and excited by it - but in reality I feel nothing. I might force myself to watch through a sense of duty from my k-drama addiction... then again, maybe I won't.
Lots of virtue signalling in these comments. She did what she wanted, she's 100% in charge of her own body to do with as she pleases. She looked fantastic, mesmerising - and very, very hot, I was almost rooting for her. By the way, a physical transformation helps actors get into character. She was successful... now she pointed it out, her spine was symbolic in one fleeting scene, not that I noticed at the time - it's these micro details that make all the difference, above and beyond.
Oh well, won't be watching, my loss on this occasion.
By the way, a physical transformation helps actors get into character. She was successful... now she pointed it out, her spine was symbolic in one fleeting scene, not that I noticed at the time - it's these micro details that make all the difference, above and beyond.