Imaney

You're purposefully being obtuse now, I literally gave you an example of how she was strong minded while in the relationship. She also told him she wants to take things slow when he kissed her. She also told him that they can makes things work with the whole him craving her. She literally guides the relationship. But whatever, you are entitled to your own opinion.

Exactly what I'm trying to say. I hope you all don't let kdramas influence your romantic decisions because if you all chose some like Sunwoo in real life, he would break your heart. I'm shocked by the amount of people who can't see how toxic he is.

How is she not strong minded with him. She literally has always been honest and transparent with him. For example, when he found out about how she still remembers, she poured her heart out to him instead complicating things by walking off. She also told him after they started dating that she wants skin ship instead of continuing the misunderstanding. She told him if he puts her on a contract she will too. She told him that she's special to him and when he misunderstood she clearly showed how upset she was about it. She has always been bold and confident with him. She avoids misunderstandings constantly. Woo Yeo himself acknowledged this when she confessed to him. How can you say she is not strong minded after all that.

This is not a high school teacher x student, which is illegal and creepy. Dam is an adult, who has a fully developed brain and can have an age gap relationship with her professor. And Woo Yeo is probably not much older than her considering the actors only have a two year age gap.

Yeah, I view this trope of the player and the “weird” or “different” girl to actually be very harmful. Plus it’s just getting old.

Yeah same, I find his smile a little unnerving.

I’m sure he’d be around the same age as her if he was a human. He doesn’t age, he just lives forever.

May I ask why you want that.

I don’t know if this is just me but I don’t like the way they initiated Dam and Sunwoo’s relationship. Personally, if I encountered someone that refused to be touched I would find it a bit weird considering the circumstance but I would just move on with my day. But no, that somehow interests him. But then he also has the audacity to bet on her. Like idk I just wish they had a more impactful encounter. Plus, the way he put down Jaejin for his looks cause he’s feeling insecure AND how Dam has rejected him multiple times but he won’t give up really rubs me off.

You and I both know that those dreads plus his accent, the tattoos, and his clothing style was not a stereotype of Indians or Native Americans. And if you’re not black then it isn’t your place to tell us what to be offended about or how to react. If we just ignore this, then it’s never going to be resolved and black people will be continuously stereotyped.

LMAOOOOOOOOO this has to be satire.

One question. Are you black?

Yes it’s very tone deaf and racist how they’re constantly mentioning that dreadlocks originated from Greece and that black people wine and complain so much, smh.

You need real help.

It’s the way he hasn’t looked back on it and felt remorse that bothers me and I think if he just did that then I would forgive him.

I feel the exact same, like I can’t help but feel sorry for her despite my hatred for her in season 1 especially since JDT is trying to get her out of the picture.

Yeah since they're aren't any "good people," I find myself rooting for anyone that challenges Seojin even if they're evil themselves, I just cannot stand her.

I find myself liking the evil characters a lot too but seojin is a different breed, idk how you manage to root for her.

When it comes to watching shows, whether it is basic and cliche or unique and interesting, as long as it keeps me entertained, then it’s pretty good. And this show did that. My issue wasn’t that this show was cliche, it was how the last two episodes were just outright unnecessary. They could’ve ended it at episode 14 and I would’ve given this a 7/10. All I’m saying is that cliche isn’t synonymous with bad. But prolonging a resolved story when it shouldn’t is what makes it worse. And I understand and agree with the points made by those who thought the last two episodes were good. I just don’t think it made the story any better.

Did you read my reply or not. Because I clearly said I don’t want Seojun’s love to be requited. I’m not some dumbass who can’t differentiate between what happened in a drama and what didn’t. When you read “taking care,” you should’ve probably assumed that I was talking from the clues given in the last few scenes. My purpose wasn’t to sound like I was stating fact and you not understanding that isn’t my problem. You sound like a very smart person, so why can’t you not take things very literal and understand that I am obviously talking from speculation. And how many times do I have to repeat myself. I don’t want Seojun feelings to be requited. I said that in my very first comment because that may be what he feels. He may think that all of the time he spent being there for her was all such a waste.