Bi_Myself

What cultural angle. Divorce is very popular in South Korea

Them flitting through different timelines is going to be fun. Reconnecting with old and new foes

Why does this say it starts tomorrow

And he was never a good husband. They've had little to zero intimacy for 10 years even without the whole second family thing, there's no good reason to cling to that marriage

They didn't kiss right after he puked.

Honestly it's becoming very unattractive and the chances of her ending up with him is further reducing. If he continues this way, Dr Cha ending up with him will make this series not about her escaping a horrible marriage but her going from one man to another.
Also there has been no clues that indicate that Dr. Cha likes him or has any feelings for him

I thought so too when she talked about her father cheating on her mother

I don't like the direction this drama is taking. What's with every one and making it seem that her not getting divorced is in her best interests. So she should be punished for her husband's crime and be forever shackled to that abhorrent trash. In what world does that even make sense. Korea has one of the highest divorce rates, and even though it's a largely Conservative society, doesn't that mean it's sort of normalised.

This makes no sense. It's just like asking an American or European film set in the late 1930s to be German friendly. These things happened no matter how you try to deny and act like they didn't.

She is

I wonder how they'll wrap this up in just 2 episodes

The flow of events was better in episode 1. It was really choppy in episode 2. I guess that's what happens when you try to summarise and also expand in a 12 episode series in 2 episodes

A girl's first love is her father
It kind of makes sense
She feels a deep connection to him and with the limited knowledge, she mistakes it for a crush
I'm more upset that Mijoo keeps on lying, how would she be able to explain the truth later. The more she keeps lying the more devastated every one involved will be

I LOVE this episode.
On a side note our skyy's opening song is terrible.

I didn't say all idols act bad. I meant the ones who use their being idols as an excuse not to act intimate with their on screen partners. And if they knew there was going to be awkwardness, they shouldn't have acted in a bl. They could've done a straight drama with different female love interests.
ASTCO was a 10 for me before the epilogue, i don't mind if there's no kiss but the lack of intimacy was glaring
Full Pyjamas and SOCKS in a POOL. Hell no

I understand where all these "no more idols in BLs" sentiment is coming from. Recently, idols in BLs have been using their being idols as a reason not to act intimate with their screen partners (yes I'm talking to you ASTCO). Some people would argue that idols staring in BLs make it more popular, even though most idols that star in BLs are from 3rd rate groups and it's the BL making them more popular not the other way round. But aside from that fact, if they're not comfortable acting with someone of the same gender then they shouldn't take up such roles. Being visibly uncomfortable and awkward with your love interest makes the whole thing seem like a caricature.
It's the same thing even with straight kdramas, viewers want the couples to feel real and will be distressed when couples that are supposed to be in love act awkward with each other.

You're so right that it hurts. I like to delude myself that in the next 10 to 20 years, the world would be more LGBTQ+ friendly but with the current trajectory, we just might go 50 years backwards

Mann this is horrible

Is the tea shop owner also a victim
Why was she never suspected

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