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Women will have children if and when they want to become mothers. If and when they feel they have the emotional, mental, physical and financial means to support themselves and children. If and when the fathers participate emotionally, mentally, physically and financially. If and when society is geared toward accommodating the process, women will have children with their partner, or alone, and LGBTQ people who want kids will have kids. That is what needs to happen if and when you want to raise the birth rate in any country.

You would have to actually manage to infect someone first.
How HIV spreads:
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/hiv-and-aids/causes/
Criminal cases around the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_transmission_of_HIV

Nowdays, if the HIV positive person is on medication and has an undetectable viral load, they are not contagious. It's not that you have to tell your partner according to the law, but you can be charged with a crime if you knowingly infect a partner, meaning have unprotected sex while knowing you are contagious and end up infecting your partner.

I'm of the mind that under the umbrella of LGBTQ themed shows, there's BLs, and then there's queer shows that are representative of the real experience of the LGBTQ community. You can put all shows on a continuum stretching from one end to the other. Queer shows are more demanding to watch, because they go for realism and the world is a pretty messed up place. Surely people are smart enough to rate shows on more than their fluff level alone.

The ramen euphemisms lol.

Yes you are trolling. You already had your answer, and you still continue to try to get a rise out of people. I'll stop feeding you now, bye.

You already asked this down in the comments and someone answered half an hour ago. Stop trolling.

? ? ? It did air today.

Once you understand the basic conflict the main characters have the show makes sense, if you miss that, the scenes might seem illogical like some viewers have complained.

Seo Han Joon thought Jo Yoo Jae liked him as a friend only and might see him as a burden, while after Han Joon confessed ,Jo Yoo Jae first thought Se Han Joon adored him as an idol, an object to admire, like the friends at school saw him. That is why Han Joon wouldn't let Yoo Jae close enough to help with his problems and why Yoo Jae threw away the chocolates for example, it showed that he rejected Han Joon's worship full admiration, not that he rejected Han Joon's love. You can see Yoo Jae's feelings in the way he looks at Han Joon from the beginning as well as in his jealousy that goes beyond friendship into the romantic kind of jealousy.

I agree about Aim. It looks like she has nearly no space to be her own person.

It's quite lovely, in the sense that you can feel the main couples emotions. Episode 2 was better than episode 1. It's rare to have a series where the main couple sustain an intense connection through out, that's my favorite thing, like in We Best Love and I Told Sunset About You. I'm hoping this remake will be paced well and continues punching you in the chest. I remember the original had an interesting atmosphere, but sometimes it was difficult to decipher the meaning /feeling behind the actions taken, this one is doing much better, I think.

Dong Hee keeps running from Hoo Tae. He ran to that space to study after longingly staring at Dong Hee through the mirror at home, and he ran again in the epilogue. It's his thing, he was beaten for being gay, and now he thinks he is somehow defective for being LGBTQ so he tries to keep his distance from Hoo Tae, even though he desperately wants him.

The schedule is listed under DETAILS above on the info section of the page, like with all series on mydramalist.

Partially clothed, against a table, through the surface of which he immediately after impales her with a sword. As far as I can recall.

Finally something interesting YAY!

the 3rd prince rapes and murders his wife

How is the third princes scene unnecessary? It shows he is an unbalanced unsafe man, not only when it comes to his subjects he murders, but his wife too. So the scene confirms to the viewer Queen Woo is right that she cannot marry him. Queen Woo's previous husband the King also had the reputation of being cruel, but the viewer is shown it's not for no reason and not towards his wife. The scene solidified the fact that the third prince is an unfit husband.

At first you think the show is good, then you notice the production quality falls apart a little. The script tries to go hard, but they don't really elevate that either. The nudity is a bit off, as in a little comical because they didn't fully figure out the production details of all those scenes. The people complaining about the nudity are mostly just being prudish. It's an okay show but not great.

Sure. The show isn't especially empowering to women. The characters of the shaman and the other ruling queen were giving vibes of manipulative Jezebels, which is the caricature men like to make of women who have power. I didn't really get deep into that in my original comment. Well, if you were one of the women, you'd have to get in a line and fight for a chance to kill yourself, too many men around trying to do it too. lol.

You Said "i don't think i agree on the female agency and i always worry about our interpreting it that way though i understand wanting to give women agency." I said the shaman and the other queen, not Woo, that ruled her land were in control and had agency. I specifically talked about how little power other women in general had. I don't see how you would disagree exactly, but I'd be curious to hear.