Vincenzo Cassano

Yes i now understand as I'm on episode 15. He likes her first, i think we see this around episode 7. Then we know for sure she likes him in episode 13.

My god, what are you talking about? Who said anything about skipping episodes? The person just asked a simple question. What's wrong with knowing when they become a couple? Knowing doesn't mean they're going to skip to that episode. How is it you couldn't even understand and answer a simple question? Why do you have to make things so difficult?

When do the leads develop feelings for each other? When are they a couple? What's the love triangle like? I agree with you that the FL in Kill Me Heal Me was annoyingly loud.

Does she still want to kill him, or has she already fallen in love?

How is it so far? Any romance yet? Any love triangles?

I'm referring to misunderstandings after they're already in a relationship, or when they're beginning to have feelings for each other. The misunderstanding in the description is just a minor one in the beginning. She thinks he's a conman instead of a hospital director.

Yes, i see what you mean as I'm now on episode 13.

Did you finish it before the week ended?

Romance?

Romance?

They're not always together. I'm on episode 12 and they're not in a relationship, as a couple. The person was asking when do they become a romantic couple. Capisci?

I don't know how she couldn't understand a simple question. Don't worry, I'll let you know when I'm finished.

It's been so long that i don't remember anything from this drama. But in general, men shouldn't cry in front of a woman, no matter how he feels. There are exceptions, like the loss of a loved one, but as soon as a woman sees a man crying, she loses respect for him. Especially if it happens often. Women might say it's ok for men to cry and show their emotions, but deep down It's a turn-off, and I'll tell you why. Historically and biologically, women are drawn to competent, strong, masculine men. A man who will support and protect her. A crying man shows weakness, and she might not realise it, but it plants a seed of doubt deep within her that will eventually grow out of control. Obviously times have changed, and living conditions are not like they used to be hundreds and even thousands of years ago, but women still want alpha males, even if they're not aware of it, but it's written in their genes. It's like when women say they want the nice guy, but always ending up with the bad guy. It's because the bad guys have strong, powerful, and protective qualities. Not all women are like this, but most are, unfortunately. Depression, mental illness, and so on are unfortunate, but it's best not to show any weakness to someone you're dating or want to get married to.

So how does that affect the ML?

Why what happened? Did she betray him? Did she do something wrong to push him away?

How and why does the FL betray the ML?

Ok, I'm convinced. I'll watch it.

Depends on the romance and chemistry between the leads. What kind of romance is it? Any love triangles? Happy ending?

First🥇🎉 I haven't watched Go Ahead. I guess I'll probably watch it before this.

Yes, but I'm only on episode 4. So by episode 8, do the leads have feelings for each other yet?