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Lawd have mercy on my soul....when Payu lifted Rain's leg over his shoulder, my soul lifted from my body...I ain't seen that move in bl. 😂😂😂👀🙏🏽

I skip over Khim and Sun. They make me 😴. Rain and Phayu are the only couple I care about.

I'm not starting a fight. When it was clear I knew what foreplay was, they could have ended it. They did not.

A lot of people here like to debate things that aren't debateable. It's annoying af.

Also, everything isnt "toxic". We all can learn to communicate better.

But thanks.

Lol. Wow.

"What was that in the bathroom stall" wasn't a legit question.

My first response indicated to you that I obviously understood what foreplay is...yet you kept at it, instead of just saying "my bad".

Whatever.

What made you think I didn't understand it was foreplay, common or not? Did I sound like I didn't know that there's different ways to engage in foreplay?

I know that avoiding touching skin or lips with the mouth, and using breath and hands instead is foreplay.

I said for ME, it would have been hotter if there had been SOME mouth to skin contact.

That's it.

But again, it's my comment about how I felt about the scene. So if everyone has a different way of foreplay, then you understand that my comment isnt a debate.

I'm sure some folks kiss with closed mouths too.

I understand foreplay...and it's usually the light brushing of the lips against the skin...not air.

I don't know. What was that in the bathroom stall? Those "almost kisses"?Would have been hotter if lips had actually touched skin.

The actual kiss was...smh. Both their mouths were clenched tighter than a bear trap. 😂😂😂. Just two mouths pressed together.

It has to be the comfort level of the actors.

I agree.

Mom is annoying, and if she wasn't so self absorbed, she would see her friend and son are deeply attracted to one another. The sexual tension is obvious. I think mom wants In for herself, and I think Wang's dad was in love with In, and his love was unrequited, which caused him to drink. Or, they both had feelings for each other, but one/both were afraid to be together. That's me hoping they weren't actually in a relationship, because having sex with the child of your ex is just....nasty, and I hope it doesn't turn out to be that.

Rain is absolutely divine, delicious, delectable, etc. I'm only really interested in Rain and Phayu. All that "brooding" from Khim, and Sun looking all of 15 years old....no thanx. But Fluke isn't a favorite, so perhaps that's why I'm not invested in those two. That hair isn't working for me.

The fencing couple? Phet is delicious, so I will hang on in anticipation. I'm ready for Baibua to go away. It's time to give up that dream. She's seen enough to know there's something there between Rain and Phayu. But I know we have to have the annoying, persistent, clueless crush to run interference.

Yes...the music professor is a whole, entire snack. Good Lordt!

Lol. No need to apologize
People have lives.

I finished it, but I have to confess I fast forwarded through a lot of it. Knowing that there was yet another breakup made me want to get it over with. The cells stole the show, as usual. But even they couldn't shake my frustration with this series.

I was definitely Team Wung. He wasn't perfect - he suffered from too much pride, and he should have been the one to make sure Seo Yi respected his lover/relationship. She was allowed to clown, with the "she's always been that way" excuse. He should have checked her sooner, and should have been forthcoming about her moving in his building. The whole "I didn't want you to be upset" excuse is old. Dude, just tell the truth. His communication was lacking.

When they broke up, it was evident how painful it was, and how Wung held back about what was behind his actions. He was so concerned about looking like a failure, and not willing to be honest about why marriage wasn't on the table...if he'd just opened up.

I was ready for them to split, work on themselves and their dreams, and return to each other, whole and healed. I wish he'd kept his hair the same. I loved that he was different visually....much hotter.

Ba Bi was not the one. There was something about him that wasn't "right". He moved so quickly...and his heart shifted quickly as well. He claimed the intern was "just some kid with feelings", yet he was so taken with her, that he had to sell his home and move away, to keep from acting inappropriately. Then lying about being on trip, and being discovered at home, recovering from a CAR ACCIDENT - and acting as if his behavior was normal was disturbing. He was pretty, but problematic.

Now I don't think Yumi was perfect and I think she has some very "childlike" views on love, and doesn't understand commitment.

Thinking that your love will never be "stirred" or "swayed" by another isn't realistic. Our senses and ability to respond to others doesn't go away, because we're in love/in a relationship. We all have to make decisions that support our commitment to another person. Recognizing that we have the capacity to "respond" to more than one person, yet also understanding we can't have intimate relationships with everyone we feel an attraction towards (if we desire to be with one person only) is key - we decide to commit. That's maturity.

If you're unhappy, that's one thing. But having a reaction to someone new...feeling a strong attraction/chemistry is a possibility, but it doesn't mean you're unhappy with your relationship, nor does it mean you're supposed to be with that person.

At this point, I don't really care about a season 3.

I think Rain and Phayu are going to be my favorite couple. 😍 💓

I HATE his hair. He already looks like he's 12.

That doesn't have anything to do with her opinion of his hair.

Lol. That's what annoys me with this place.

There's always the female "best friend" of the male lead, who always tries to block/intercept his relationship with a love interest. Always doing underhanded shit, that never gets checked by the man. Yumi is definitely insecure, like many women. But her man still needs to stand up for her, and stand up to his delusional "friend", who can't let go and move on.

Ruby? She's a version of that common female character in Kdrama: Nosey, intrusive, talks too much, can't read the room, etc.

She can't leave Yumi alone. Ugh. 😔
Where's the "Cuss Cell"? 🤬

What in the absolute fuck is this? 😂

Yumi's crush turns out to be...gay? He couldn't have found a better way to communicate he wanted to introduce her to someone else? Really?

He could have asked her what kind of man she liked at work...on the elevator and told her he had a friend she might like. It was completely unnecessary to plan a flower festival outing with just the two of them, when it should have been obvious his actions could possibly be misinterpreted. I hate when gay men are thrown in the plot to add confusion.

Smh.