JollyGolly

@IMYourOnlyOne. I so hear you to an extent but not in whole. However, thinking positively, imagine how many people didn't know or indeed respect anything about autism prior to this drama happening. Millions I think. With every issue in life, I think it's about small steps becoming bigger, the more we learn the wiser and respectful we become. I love this in life. After all, we're only human, we constantly make mistakes and don't have the answers to a perfect world for all. All we can do is learn.

So hear you. However, the heart wants what the heart wants, irrespective of how intelligent we are to believe it really shouldn't be so. So, I'm open to see where it leads.

So love that you posted this. Utterly lovely in my mind. Thank you. Has given me much to think about

I so hear you. However, thinking from another point of view and always being true to my positive spirit, isn't it truly lovely to watch a drama that educates us about autism, something many of us would only have heard the word prior to this drama. I have a rule in life that I need to learn something new every day, irrespective of how simple. The different forms of autism (one size does not fit all comes to mind) is something I've learnt from this drama and I respect the writer for educating me in this regard.

I have a friend who is autistic and a music and piano genius. Prior to our friendship, I absolutely know, he would never have entertained our friendship if it wasn't for my absolute, obvious love of music. He saw this and let me into his world. Huge, huge for him and me which I of course massively respected. I respect he's different from Woo Young Woo, but do you know what, we love him and our community so has his back - He's intrinsic to it. He's also, so fucking funny and hilariously naughty. Love it and feel especially proud he accepted me as a friend.

My thinking. It's all about the face, body etc... However, how long will that endure, as we naturally as humans fall in love with a personality.

So hear you. Why, why, why indeed as a parent, would you not want to watch how much you adore, acknowledge and love your children to be the very best THEY COULD POSSIBLY WANT TO BE. #JustAskin'

You're right in your thought process. The writing is indeed not regressing, it's evolving beautifully in my mind and obviously for you. I don't get get in my mind how some can't see its obvious progression. For me, it's storytelling at its very best, because the writer is taking me on an utterly beautiful journey of emotions.

So bloody hear you. I'm so done with this already! I find it too damn much and so utterly selfish in respect of the parents. However, I do feel the kids need to have some backbone.

This episode is so bitter sweet in my heart. The first 10-minutes were utterly delightful. I think all our hearts go out to Jung Myung Seok, an absolute diamond of a human we'd adore as a friend. Sadly, this episode showed to me how many of us stop taking in the every day simple beauties of life, the simple things which make us smile, and all because of our careers. The sun on our face. trees in blossom. A walk in the park. Extended conversations with family and friends - because we want to, and not because we need to. So felt for him in his realisation. I was him once. However, COVID and lockdown was my wake-up call.

As a Westerner and because of my love for South Korea, I visited the country in 2019 for a month long gastronomic food tour. I spent time in Jeju eating their wonderful seafood and 3-days at a Buddhist Monastery (utterly beautiful and absolutely life changing), so serene and thought-provoking. I did yoga under the stars at 9pm, lead by the most ethereal monk, ate the most beautiful vegetarian food under a zero waste policy and then woke at 4am each morning, walked 3-miles up a steep hill to indeed do the 158 bows they mentioned in the episode - so life changing. Each afternoon we met with the Head Monk for tea to hear his words of wisdom and indeed insights. I was fascinated. So, this episode meant a lot to me and really touched my heart.

I'm not even going to comment on the potential relationship between our protagonist and Springs Sunshine, as I trust our girl to make the right decision - she's no fool and at this stage, I think she could turn his thinking - after-all, don't they say, love concurs all?

Family hey! They remain at times a complete and utter head fuck and I find especially so in Asian cultures! So much pressure on the children. I know Lee Joon Ho won't even consider for a second letting the love of his life go, however it really did break my heart when Woo Young Woo said, and all because of what she heard: "I don't think you and I should date."

Until tomorrow...

It’s now so bloody bad, I’ve relegated it to background noise.

Yes. Hear you and so agree .

This. On point. Ridiculous writing. As if you’d agree to wait for someone you love for a year and not communicate. Utterly stupid writing.. I mean no one and I mean no one would not be face timing, WhatsApping etc… their love interest. Grrrr!

Love this post. So on point.

So hear you. It's just utter childish cringe and totally unrealistic. Every episode Kaneda acts like a scared, overacting 10-year old. It's just utterly annoying and frustrating viewing. Plus, nothing moves on. Ep 7 a year later and he's still like this?? I'm sure this series was written for primary school children.

Agree. There's no bloody progression after an entire year. It feels like it just goes around in circles. Such a frustrating, irritating watch.

Me and you both. It's just utter childish rubbish, with nothing progressing.

Gosh! Can this drama be any more childish and frustrating. It's just utter ridiculous rubbish. You wait for an entire year for who you finally have come to terms with is the love of your life. You can't talk to him, you can't express any bloody feelings and you're still acting like a pathetic rabbit caught in the headlights! I don't even know why I'm still here. Nothing progresses. Nothing. I'm sure this was written for a 10-year olds mentality.

Loved this episode for all the girls having each others backs, irrespective of the fact they lost, but could still find laughter.

I laughed out loud at Min Woo's failure at sabotage. Karma you slimy, unconfident toad! However, loved the way the writer built the narrative around his betrayal with so many apparent coincidental situations, only to leave it in Woo Young's hands to make her own decision. Just brilliant writing. Conversation with Min Woo on the statement. Conversation with Jung Myung on being their to represent a client. Conversation with Lee Joon not sugar coating the facts. Conversation with opposing attorney about the role a judge has to uphold the law and a attorney has to represent the people and finally the conversation with the opposing attorney again about the statement she received. Just awesome storytelling.

Until next week.

Haha! Only problem is they’re doing everything they shouldn’t!

🤣🤣🤣Obviously not. Perhaps the writer has a passion for food related names. #Snigger