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@peacewon Best comment on this show so far. LOL!!! But that would be too much like 'right', wouldn't it?

Sigh. I went from being excited for the next episode to feeling like it's a chore to watch it. Darn my curiosity for what will happen. I just want to give Choi Young Do a hug... and the number to a good therapist. But a hug first.

How do you tell them to watch an episode - which would mean you are assuming they haven't watched it yet - then spoil it? And, what was amazing about those scenes? There was barely any dialogue between the two of them.

If I hadn't come this far, I'd be dropping as well. I wrote up above about how terrible ep 13 was. I just will take my time getting to watching the episodes now.

Ep. 13 was really weak. Disappointed I've been looking forward to this. The last episode had me thinking they were really going to do something interesting with this.
1. There are NO other hotels for him to stay at other than Zeus? And Choi Young just so happens to be walking around when he comes there for the first time to try to stay the night?
2. Is Eun Sang his child? Maybe his puppy? The way he orders her around really irritates me.
3. How can the old guy just "send" her abroad? What sense did it make to have them attend the same school anyway? Give the two of them in a place of their own and let her go back to her own high school. It's like you PUSHED them together.
4. Kim Tan gets kicked out and all he can do is ask people for money. Choi Young has been working and learning the ropes of his father's business for years. I mean who is the smarter choice here? AND he's not engaged.

Lee Da Hee is pretty, as usual, but that girl needs to eat. Yikes! If she's that skinny on screen, I can only imagine how she looks in person. I remember her having a more average weight in "I Hear Your Voice." I'm just on episode 8 and can't tell at all which way things are going to go yet. This reminds me, somewhat, of "I Hear Your Voice", which I loved. I just wish, like that series, it didn't have the same ol' rich guy/poor girl scenario. I'm hoping this can be a loved-drama for me, as well.

And didn't he already come to stare earlier that night? LOL And what's the point of not taking his hand if you're just going to stop and stare every time you see him after that? It's getting so old.

I agree, she is really boring. Them fighting over a person with little personality like her just isn't all that believable. And there's really no chemistry between her and anyone. I'm much more into all the other stuff going on outside of their nonsensical relationship.

Yea, I could see the emotion. I didn't thin it would happen, but I'm teamYoungDo now. Kim Woo Bin really plays this role well.

I stopped and responded after I got to the California part, lol. I, too, don't care for the Choi Young Do character, but I hate that I can feel even a little conflicted when he acts sincere.

I think it just got all around better once the California part was done.

So, you felt the need to re-hash something we both dropped, a whole week later, to achieve what? It's past over and done with and it was just between us two. No need to beat a dead horse that didn't have anything to do with you in the first place.

Oh good lord, now I'm pissed? LoL People always read stuff on the internet that's in disagreement with them in an angry tone. I really can't help your perception of things or your hypersensitivity. Take it all however you want, lol.

I think the problem here is you maybe feel you should dictate other people's opinions. I don't think one should take issue with others who don't share their opinions on things. You like it? Great. I don't, and I gave my reasons why. You want to talk about the show in a grown-up way, I'm game. But I'm not going try to defend my opinion because you're internalizing comments about a fictional show. Nothing wrong with a contrast of thoughts as long as respect of the other person's is present.

Also, you just proved my point that you missed about the broom and dust pan. There was one just a few steps away, which are common items in rooms like that, yet she was attempting to pick up shards of glass with her hands. Contrived: deliberately created rather than arising naturally or spontaneously. All the things I pointed out fit that description.

Seriously? Maybe you need to re-look up the word "contrived" then. Like, the guy is new at the school but he just happens to go out on the same outside area as her around the same time. And then, it just so happens those three are still at the school. Add on her fiddling with the glasses JUST so she could break one and pick it up with her bare hands so there would be a completely unnecessary mending scene. I laughed so hard when he just grabbed the broom and dust pan a couple of feet away. The more I think about it, the more I feel like this show is garbage. These would be my thoughts.

This is the nurse from "Akumu Chan", lol. I'm not sure I'll continue with this as it is terribly contrived. And at one point, the camera moves around so much (and not in an intentional way) that I just stopped taking it seriously. The story seems like it really could have been something with better execution.