When the contestant started talking about never doing any activities and not even having friends, then she reacted so negatively to touch, I suspected it might have been SA trauma but I'm still kind of surprised they went there. It got me really emotional.
Another makjang? 😭 why kdramas nowadays always give the makjang vibes in exclusive series like Remarriage n…
For whatever reason, ratings in Korea for makjang dramas tend to be very high. Koreans seem to really respond to them, which is great for me because I also love makjang!
I know I'm late to the party but the ending of episode 4 was so good and realistic. Seeiw knew he was feeling something but seeing the two boys kissing in the film finally helped him be able to identify what it is. And it makes so much sense for that epiphany to bring out a lot of emotions, especially since (from Seeiw's perspective) Cake probably doesn't have those same feelings.
I actually felt pretty neutrally about the SML until this episode. Now I hate him. There was no way to be sure…
I wrote this comments before the FL APOLOGIZED to the SML for HIM kissing her?! What the actual F. The writers really messed up with that whole situation. It's a blemish on a show that I really am enjoying otherwise.
I actually felt pretty neutrally about the SML until this episode. Now I hate him. There was no way to be sure she was talking to him (and she wasn't) so as far as I'm concerned kissing her was sexual assault.
My guess is that Sky's ex love bombed him during the times he was not abusing him, so that's why all of Prapai's texts and attention/flirting would be very triggering for Sky.
I really liked the blind date scene in episode 1. How many times have we seen a blind date montage where a guy is deliberately tanking the dates because he doesn't want to go on them? Or worse, all the potential female suitors are portrayed as crazy or unattractive and we're supposed to feel sorry for the ML. But each of those women is looking to find love and the men's behavior is cruel so it was really refreshing to see that get called out. And then he actually acknowledged he was wrong!
What was so memorable about the scene? Yes, it was racy for tv, but that's about it.
That being said I personally found it memorable because of the way it was shot/directed including the music and the lighting. Also it had a point. It gave some insight into both characters and it made the plot move along in a logical way. But again, that's just my personal feeling. It's obviously fine if you didn't think it was special or meaningful.
"Only the ones who have been loved know how to love others."
Between him aunt and his ex wife it's amazing the ML isn't WORSE at expressing his feelings.