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Although I would've really liked to see them trying and failing to stay away from each other, instead of him actively pursuing her. As far as he knows, she's dating his brother. Is it really that easy for him to look past that?

Look. "I'll seduce you so that you leave my brother alone" is kinda stupid. But I'll allow it, because they're very cute together.

I'm so lost what line

Those are three shows I love so much, lol

The drama of the next episode will also be boring because we know she'll be fine anyway...

I was really hoping they wouldn't. It's hard to sympathize with characters when they do the worst possible thing.

I'll start it today thank you!

I was really proud of her for letting him have it. I was worried she would do the noble thing. He doesn't get to do that to her career, which she's working so hard to establish herself.

Is that the one that just ended? I didn't watch that but I wondered if it was any good! So you recommend?

They look like real people. I'm so happy.

I was just going to eat kimchi ramen with cheese lmao. Now I'm reconsidering! 🤣

That's true!

Aah okay, I think Westerners also do that, probably because they don't follow authentic recipes.

Omg how does she cook it?

Exactly! I'm not defending the caste system at all or saying that no one can talk about it if they're not Indians! But there's a difference between a well-researched documentary and this nonsense.

Yeah, exactly. Hierarchy exists in many places and could've been shown and there was no need to throw in all these stereotypes for creative effect.

If that were true, they would not have used Indian clothing, music, and art to prove their point. I just think it's someone's misguided idea for something creative.

The dictionary definition of something is not applicable in many instances in real life, where you can't just point to a definition and justify usage. Caste system is a sensitive topic and should be left alone, and also it's entirely possible to explain this topic without resorting to this method.

Regardless of anyone's personal views on the caste system in India, it's not appropriate for a foreign TV show to use it a quirky way to describe hierarchy in a company. The caste system in India is a deeply complex issue even for us Indians. How can that be used as a metaphor by people who have never experienced it themselves?? It's disrespectful and condescending.

I can't believe it got through and aired. Not the first or last time kdrama will do something wildly inappropriate...

Ooh, I just realised that the kids in the show It's Beautiful Now are named that!