Vincenzo Cassano

So kind of as in if romance is a factor for one watching dramas then it's worth it? Or the kind of as in there's not much so don't bother?

Yeah rice is great, but not for breakfast and preferably mixed with soup or stir-fry or just with some tuna, oil and cheese. I can't agree with you that rice is better than bread, Im Italian so for me bread, spaghetti, pasta is way better than rice. You're Greek, you should understand me.

Ok firstly what does "all over the place" mean? Secondly "boring and nothing to offer", Romance is what it's offering, that's what this drama is all about. Thirdly the ML was made a narcissist on purpose so the FL had a reason to dislike him in the beginning, it's also for his character development, he's not like that throughout the whole drama.

Oh ok, i guess you probably won't like Encounter either

Did it go well?

I usually eat eggs and toast for breakfast, but the thought of eating rice, vegetables, fish and soup for breakfast makes me lose my appetite.

Oh ok, it just looks like plain white rice to me.

Romance is still as good as it was, no need to turn your back on it.

So you don't like romance any more?

WHAT DA HAILLLLLLL did i just read?🤦‍♂️

Off topic. Do Koreans really eat rice on its own without flavour? I see it many times in dramas they have it in a separate bowl and instead of mixing it with other food they have an enormous spoonful just on its own and shove it in their mouths like they haven't eaten for a couple of days. I'm not sure if this is just for show or it happens for real? Also do they really eat breakfast like it's lunch or dinner? I mean the type of food they have for breakfast wouldn't be any different to what they eat for lunch and dinner. In the Western culture breakfast is usually eggs, bacon, toast or cereal.

Off topic. Do Koreans really eat rice on its own without flavour? I see it many times in dramas they have it in a separate bowl and instead of mixing it with other food they have an enormous spoonful just on its own and shove it in their mouths like they haven't eaten for a couple of days. I'm not sure if this is just for show or it happens for real? Also do they really eat breakfast like it's lunch or dinner? I mean the type of food they have for breakfast wouldn't be any different to what they eat for lunch and dinner. In the Western culture breakfast is usually eggs, bacon, toast or cereal.

Off topic. Do Koreans really eat rice on its own without flavour? I see it many times in dramas they have it in a separate bowl and instead of mixing it with other food they have an enormous spoonful just on its own and shove it in their mouths like they haven't eaten for a couple of days. I'm not sure if this is just for show or it happens for real? Also do they really eat breakfast like it's lunch or dinner? I mean the type of food they have for breakfast wouldn't be any different to what they eat for lunch and dinner. In the Western culture breakfast is usually eggs, bacon, toast or cereal.

I hope you literally meant for one minute, because in my opinion she looks nothing like her. I never even had that thought until you brought it up.

But it's these misunderstandings that make the endings and reconciliations so much sweeter. Yes i understand the first time watching can be frustrating and this one definitely was but it's worth it at the end. Also the rewatch is fine, especially knowing how it ends, I've watched this so many times and it never gets old.

Definitely worth it, in my opinion it's the best drama I've ever watched.

Oh yeah definitely, the first time i watched this drama i was going through so many emotions, especially frustration. After everything it was worth it.

Yeah it's all just become amusing to me now after watching Kdramas for so long. Im looking forward to watching Hometown Cha Cha Cha, i prefer watching dramas when it's finished airing so I'm not waiting between episodes. Is it good for what you've seen so far?

It doesn't bother me any more. In the beginning when i first started watching Kdramas i was shocked, annoyed and amused at the same time, but now i love Kdramas so I'm used to it.

30-40 year old virgin's still living at home with the parents is definitely not all tv, lmao, only in Asian, Indian and arab tv would that be normal but not everywhere else. Also what's kfxramas?