in most dramas the man is older, what's the problem with noona romance?I particularly like it, I've already finished…
I have nothing against noona romance, I just find it a lack of variation since almost all of the up and coming male actors have made their debuts as main leads through a noona romance where the age gap is over 10 years. Quite a few being student/teacher too.
Hae-jun being a little inconsiderate and arrogant these past few episodes. why should dentist bro shift with her?…
Kyung Ae would be a nightmare to any daughter in law. Getting involved in your kid's relationship in any capacity is a big NO. She could have expressed her concern to her son and then moved on leaving the two in the relationship to handle it. But she kept pressing the wound... Why? Because her pride was hurt. Insulting the son is insulting the mother and how she raised him. She always believed that no woman would be good enough for her sons. And so it was insulting to her that someone thought her son wasn't good enough. So, yeah. She's super sensitive. - The father handled it well. He didn't like it either, but knew it wasn't his place. Nosy in-laws are the worst.
Didn't KyungAe lose her mother at a young age too? And yet she was grateful to be accepted into the Lee family…
Agreed. KA is fickle. She believes that her son, who is living with his parents and who has debt is a catch to a woman who owns a law firm and an apartment. She believes that Yu Na is to blame for her youngest scheming, even though he himself said that he was behind it. And more than anything else, she wants them to be married, but she wants all her sons to take her side over their partners. She is a typical Asian mother who puts her sons first, while expecting the least from them. She would have probably expected way more from a daughter, if she had one.
The whole overreaction to finding out someone is adopted is just making me roll my eyes non stop. Dear gawd, it's not like they murdered 40 people and hid the bodies in the refrigerator.
I kinda don't know how to feel about it. Like, you'd have to be a saint not to get attracted to anybody other…
I think it's also because Yumi's previous boyfriend cheated on her, which is why she has that one deal-breaker. She will never compromise on that rule because she knows where it can go.
Also, getting attracted is one thing. But if you don't have confidence in yourself (which Babi doesn't have), then he's basically telling Yumi not to trust him either. If he trusted himself, he would have stayed put and been honest with her. But his actions said that he had no faith in himself.
She only failed to get in because she only had 4 weeks at her new school after the scandal. Her English was odd,…
Looks like I'll have to rewatch the first episode with the proper subs. The version that I watched (on dramacool) said she had four months before the exams.
Do people with autism make body gestures like that in real life? I tried watching some videos and read upon it…
My cousin who has autism rocks constantly. She repeats words over and over too. Like taketothesky said, each person is different and their movements are different.
Autism is very different in real life. Not all autistic child appears to be as same as lead actress here. I have…
I think there is a misconception here. Not everyone who has Down Syndrome is Autistic, and not everyone who is Autistic has Down Syndrome. There is a lot of nuance regarding both.
Down Syndrome is a chromosomal disorder. Autism is a neurobehavioral condition. Recently, it has been found that you cannot simply look at a person and tell whether that person has Autism, like it was believed 15 years ago.
For anyone who watched Jane the Virgin and was disappointed by Woori (let's face it, it's all of us), check out Link: Eat, Love, Kill.
It has everything that Jane the Virgin had but Woori didn't.
A protective, deep love between grandmother-mother-daughter that is hilarious. Mystery/thriller hilarity. And it's over the top, dramatic and quirky af.
And am I the only one who's noticed the sudden influx of noona romance? I feel like it's almost every kdrama these days.
Also, getting attracted is one thing. But if you don't have confidence in yourself (which Babi doesn't have), then he's basically telling Yumi not to trust him either. If he trusted himself, he would have stayed put and been honest with her. But his actions said that he had no faith in himself.
Down Syndrome is a chromosomal disorder.
Autism is a neurobehavioral condition. Recently, it has been found that you cannot simply look at a person and tell whether that person has Autism, like it was believed 15 years ago.
It has everything that Jane the Virgin had but Woori didn't.
A protective, deep love between grandmother-mother-daughter that is hilarious.
Mystery/thriller hilarity.
And it's over the top, dramatic and quirky af.