If I were Korean, I wouldn't "get busy." Kids are not pawns in a financial game. Governments should make sure…
Birth isn't admirable or something to celebrate, it's adding another mouth to feed and another person to complain about traffic. Low birth rates = low stress rates. Less people means more room to stretch out and have fun without the hustle and bustle of overcrowding. I don't see an issue. I'm rooting for the eventual disappearance of all countries
Korea "dwindling away into oblivion" due to a low birth rate is an overly dramatic and alarmist claim. Korean people don't have an obligation to have kids to maintain the country's prosperity
Governments subsidizing parenthood and engineering family planning decisions is a paternalistic, short-sighted game that will have negative unintended consequences. Citizens will be encouraged to have kids they are not ready for in exchange for government benefits
The responsible, compassionate approach would be to improve education, healthcare, and infrastructure. To improve the quality of life for existing citizens
I didn't feel that Love for Love's Sake was "pedophilic" or "borderline pedophilic" A "pedophile" is sexually…
29 and 19. It changes the dynamic. The 19-year-old is legally an adult capable of making important decisions. His relationship with the 29-year-old complies with Korean statutory requirements. It wouldn't be problematic
I didn't feel that Love for Love's Sake was "pedophilic" or "borderline pedophilic" A "pedophile" is sexually…
The age difference should be considered within the context of Korean culture and age reckoning system. Korean people are one year old at birth. They gain an additional year on New Year's Day. This is different from international age, where a person's age increases on their birthday
The Korean age of attaining legal adulthood is 19 (an international age of 18). The characters' Korean ages are 29 and 19. Both are legally "grown ass adults"
how is two popular actors welcoming a healthy baby into this shitty world not newsworthy? i dont get the bitterness…
Celebrating a healthy baby sets the bar too low. Save the celebrations for when the baby gets a PhD. Until then, it's a bunch of cooing and diaper changes
The article below this one is literally about Gong Yoo mourning the death of his father, which is even less newsworthy…
Gossip isn't necessarily unverified, speculative, negative or neutral. It's personal information or rumors about others that are sometimes true, positive or celebratory, such as rumors about celebrities getting married or achieving success
Comparing MDL to BBC, NBC or IMDB is an ignorant comparison. These platforms have different purposes and audiences. IMDB's focus is on providing information about movies, TV shows, and celebrities. MDL's focus is on Asian dramas and movies. MDL should strive to maintain a higher standard than IMDB
"By this logic, any reported news, once it reaches the public, becomes classified as gossip"
That's not wrong. With the advent of social media, the lines between formal news outlets and informal gossip channels have become less defined. The traditional distinction between gossip and news isn't applicable in today's media landscape. Any news related to the private lives of others that enters the public domain is a form of gossip
The article below this one is literally about Gong Yoo mourning the death of his father, which is even less newsworthy…
Gossip is the circulation of rumors and personal information about others. The initial "dating" or "marriage" information that came directly from the celebrities or their companies takes on the qualities of gossip once it's disseminated and discussed among fans
It would be beneficial to have separate news sections. MDL would organize its content, and users would find the type of information they are interested in
In omegaverse omegas can get pregnant and also act like traditionally viewed females who stay at home, cook, clean,…
I support the LGB community
I reject "transgenderism," and its assertion that undergoing surgery or imitating the external characteristics typically associated with the opposite-sex constitutes a change in one's womanhood or manhood
The article below this one is literally about Gong Yoo mourning the death of his father, which is even less newsworthy…
"Gossip" traditionally refers to casual or unconstrained conversation about personal or trivial matters, and entertainment news about celebrity marriages or retirements fits the definition
The article below this one is literally about Gong Yoo mourning the death of his father, which is even less newsworthy…
A low birth rate doesn't mean that every celebrity baby is a national treasure. Is a celebrity getting a new car good news because gas prices are high? It's another case of rich people doing rich people things
Low birth rates aren't a problem. Korean women are making more informed decisions about their bodies. That's good news
Someone passing away, dating or getting married isn't newsworthy. These announcements don't have a significant impact on us. They are frivolous subjects that don't deserve coverage or journalistic investigation
In omegaverse omegas can get pregnant and also act like traditionally viewed females who stay at home, cook, clean,…
Oh, how silly of us to engage in critical thinking about a fictional trope. The appropriate response to fiction is to blindly accept it like a mindless drone! /sarcasm
Look, the omegaverse trope is a lie. It divides women into two distinct groups: feminine-presenting and masculine-presenting
The "men" possessing women's ability to give birth are the masculine-presenting women. Calling them "men" demonstrates a fundamental lack of understanding of human anatomy
I don't care that it's fiction. The ability to become "pregnant" is an inherent characteristic of women. A "man" who becomes "pregnant" is a man-looking woman
You use language that originates from the real world to describe fictional characters not representative of real men. It opens the door to objections
I can see that the word "man" is being used as a superficial label. And I can see that the mislabeling is ruining BL/yaoi. I will take it seriously
All 10 seconds of it, LOL. I was waiting for that moment barely breathing. At least there was that - or else there'd…
We can now breathe a sigh of relief and continue enjoying the story with our uncle safely by our side. I would have thrown hands if he didn't survive the ordeal
You see, it is all about personal preference. I could not pass ep 1 of Vigilante. The ML did not do it as Vigilante…
Thank you for giving Vigilante a chance. I enjoyed watching Nam Joo-hyuk bring justice to the survivors wronged by the legal system. The intense hand-to-hand combat, and the dynamic between Nam Joo-hyuk and the wealthy man who takes an interest in him, made for a captivating and thought-provoking viewing experience
He's pretty in Vigilante. His ethereal beauty added to the mystique and allure of his character
5. Hope not. If it were me, I'd be loyal to the uncle and lay down the "life" that he saved for him to show my…
I believe his decision to raise his niece and teach her self-defense was originally out of guilt and responsibility. It was influenced by his mother's last wishes to take care of the niece. It's possible that season 2 will explore ambiguous aspects of his character. I still don't want him gone
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Celebrities insist on airing their dirty laundry in public. We can't be expected to stay silent
If we read the room too much, we'd be regurgitating the same "oh, how cute, congrats" comments. Someone should break the mold
Korea "dwindling away into oblivion" due to a low birth rate is an overly dramatic and alarmist claim. Korean people don't have an obligation to have kids to maintain the country's prosperity
Governments subsidizing parenthood and engineering family planning decisions is a paternalistic, short-sighted game that will have negative unintended consequences. Citizens will be encouraged to have kids they are not ready for in exchange for government benefits
The responsible, compassionate approach would be to improve education, healthcare, and infrastructure. To improve the quality of life for existing citizens
I couldn't find any information about the junior's age, I'm making an educated guess based on the information that's available
The Korean age of attaining legal adulthood is 19 (an international age of 18). The characters' Korean ages are 29 and 19. Both are legally "grown ass adults"
Comparing MDL to BBC, NBC or IMDB is an ignorant comparison. These platforms have different purposes and audiences. IMDB's focus is on providing information about movies, TV shows, and celebrities. MDL's focus is on Asian dramas and movies. MDL should strive to maintain a higher standard than IMDB
"By this logic, any reported news, once it reaches the public, becomes classified as gossip"
That's not wrong. With the advent of social media, the lines between formal news outlets and informal gossip channels have become less defined. The traditional distinction between gossip and news isn't applicable in today's media landscape. Any news related to the private lives of others that enters the public domain is a form of gossip
It would be beneficial to have separate news sections. MDL would organize its content, and users would find the type of information they are interested in
I reject "transgenderism," and its assertion that undergoing surgery or imitating the external characteristics typically associated with the opposite-sex constitutes a change in one's womanhood or manhood
Low birth rates aren't a problem. Korean women are making more informed decisions about their bodies. That's good news
Someone passing away, dating or getting married isn't newsworthy. These announcements don't have a significant impact on us. They are frivolous subjects that don't deserve coverage or journalistic investigation
I'm in the "not on board" camp
Look, the omegaverse trope is a lie. It divides women into two distinct groups: feminine-presenting and masculine-presenting
The "men" possessing women's ability to give birth are the masculine-presenting women. Calling them "men" demonstrates a fundamental lack of understanding of human anatomy
I don't care that it's fiction. The ability to become "pregnant" is an inherent characteristic of women. A "man" who becomes "pregnant" is a man-looking woman
You use language that originates from the real world to describe fictional characters not representative of real men. It opens the door to objections
I can see that the word "man" is being used as a superficial label. And I can see that the mislabeling is ruining BL/yaoi. I will take it seriously
He's pretty in Vigilante. His ethereal beauty added to the mystique and allure of his character