Cinnamaroll

Yellow umbrella?

This is so true! lmao @ "...with black clothes and black hat fully covering their faces even at noon." Nothing suspicious about that man running around with half his face covered like we can't recognize him from his eyes in broad daylight. Nothing at all.

Happy you enjoyed it. I have a Part 2 in the works, but depends on some things.

You're welcome, my sunflower. Yea, albeit a generalization, Koreans are not docile in nature. Maybe it if was elder they knew well, and it would depend on the situation, but they are the type that will hit you back in an instant or shout at you. I love it, lol.

So, here's a fun fact, in cities like Seoul and Busan, there are shopping plazas underground around train stations. There are a lot of clothes that look like they would cost more than they actually do. I was so jealous that I would in no lifetime ever be able to fit any of them cause they had highly fashionable garments for the equivalent of like $10 - $15 - $30 at these stands/stores and there are so many of them.

So, on that one, unless it's obvious that it's designer, it's hard to tell for me. It doesn't cost much to look good in Korea, lol.

lol, or falling over air.

Thanks, Rosie! :-D

You know, lol, funny thing is, as big as Seoul is, a lot of people are actually connected. TMI, but I was Tinder Plus-ing and swiping in Seoul. I have a couple of people on my FB list that are from there. I was surprised at how many guys were either a 2nd or 1rst connection with those two people.

I actually met one of the FB friends for the first time while we happened to be in Seoul at the same time, even though we both live in America. His parents lived only 10 mins from my AirBNB. It was nuts and only came about cause I saw him check-in to SMTown and post pics from there the same day, I did. LOL. So, my friend, I'd have say that may be based on reality.

LoL, the food thing is actually more cultural than a trope. It's like with drinking. Before going to Japan and Korea, I never would have thought anything of someone making sure to pour my drink for me. Now, it makes me feel warm and respected when my friends there do it. It's definitely a sign of endearment.

Oh, I definitely didn't forget, lol. This was just the list I wanted to do that I felt was unique to Korean dramas. Amnesia is a common trope in soap operas all over the world. That makes it funnier that it's used so often.

"Please note that what you are about to read is very much tongue-in-cheek. In no way should it be taken seriously. ", was the disclaimer I gave right after the title. If you're still taking it seriously, well, nothing can be done to help that. Have a good evening.

Brownie is indeed correct! (Thanks, Brownie)

Please don't break anyone's face, lol. Maybe a slap would suffice.

LoL @ place some food on their rice bowl. That's actually more cultural than a trope. It really is a sign of endearment. Before going to Japan or Korea, someone making sure to pour my drink for me wouldn't have meant anything. Now, it makes me feel warm and respected.

LoL, thanks. Yea, I love to hate them each time I keep picking up another drama to watch. XD

Despite my utter dislike Park Shin Hye, I can say I liked Pinocchio. But you'll be referring back to #6 on the first episode. I hope it gives you hearty laugh, lol.

This is true! LoL
They take their couple rings off and everything. I feel it's because they oversaturate one another with attention right away. It's like you meet up a few times and are a couple just like that. Because you're a couple, you both expect immediate outpouring of affection and affirmations, which aren't really built on actual strong feelings. And you here, it takes us a while before we considered ourselves "official." It's pretty interesting.

This ---> "He or She falling asleep on shoulder"
And you know it has to be uncomfortable.

Yes! LoL! I howled. Just straight up uncontrollable spontaneous laughter. I wish I remembered which episode it was.

LoL, yaaaassss!

Thanks, that was definitely my aim. :-D