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I actually do know people who stayed friends with their cheating exes. In all cases, they were relationships of 10 or more years like in this show. I know one guy who still has Sunday dinners at his ex’s house and helps out with home maintenance. That could be because they have kids together though. He was initially devastated, developed some strange OCD-like habits and had to do lots of therapy, but he’s now good friends with his ex. They had been together 20 years before the final breakup.

I think working title was something like Office Cruelty which fits more.

I think there’s a difference between no chemistry and lack of scenes together. I felt their desire to be together whenever they were together, but there were few of these scenes. That’s totally different from lack of chemistry such as in Now We Are Breaking Up where there are scenes together but very little emotion. I like this show; however, I really do think Song Kang and Park Min Young were just used for their fanbases and the show is actually more about the exes.

It’s her dreams, but it shows her all the things LX really did for her through the years: organizing blood donors for her sick dad, lighted sign confessing his love, keeping the dog she won for him. This is a fantasy drama because she dreams things that are true yet she couldn’t have known like the passcode to his apartment. It’s definitely not one-sided love and the romance that develops in her dreams is very sweet.

I often giggle while watching shows but rarely laugh out loud. Episode 28 really made me laugh. Although I wish they’d confess to each other already, trying to get the other to confess first is lots of fun. This and Business Proposal have been such great mood lifters. I’m going to miss them next week.

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That weird bang on the right side when they were at the tea plantation.

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I can’t stand watching TOOL when the FL is with her friends. I fast forward through many scenes. The scenes with the leads are generally good. I’ve never watched any dramas with either of them although I’m currently watching The Untamed. I think they’re both good actors but they’re underutilized in TOOL.

The characters in Legally Romance are more interesting and the leads are doing great in their roles. I’ve never heard of Tao before this, but I’ve watched Song Zu’Er before and like her acting. I also always enjoy a spunky, independent character. There are moments when the FL in TOOL is like that, but then they stick in scenes with her friends and sometimes with her parents that make her seem closer to 13 than 20.

I’m still watching OOL in that I have it playing in the background, but I’ve lost interest. The female lead character and her female friends are so immature in a way that I find highly annoying. The women in Legally Romance are sometimes silly and petty, but they don’t whine and complain so much. They seem more reasonable and logical. The silliness is more of a fun youthfulness. I didn’t want to watch this one at first because it’s essentially a youth drama and I was a bit bored of those, but this has been very entertaining. I really like the interplay of the leads.

I’m on episode 19 of DVD version and I’m struggling to watch. FL is so annoyingly immature. I thought she got better after the first few episodes, but she’s regressed. I realize she’s only 20 or 21, but I don’t remember being this silly at that age.

I saw some article that one of the writers is Army and there’s supposed to be a Jungkook reference at some point as well.

I’m usually Team Fluffy Romance, but I’m thoroughly enjoying this mature, realistic drama. Today’s episode had me in tears multiple times. People criticize the leads’ acting, but you could clearly see and feel that they’re both heartbroken. I’m actually going to watch the episode again because I kept getting interrupted today and it took me 5 hours to watch the first time. I do hope future episodes have more of the lead couple because the exes seem more like the leads but they used PMY and SK for their huge fan bases.

I’m actually watching The Untamed for the first time while also watching Oath of Love. I thought it would be confusing with the same lead actor, but he plays them so differently.

Unpopular opinion but I’m still enjoying this drama. I’m even starting to care about the side characters even though I still find it strange that the lead couple have few scenes together. I feel an affinity to Ha Kyung: passive except for work and her family, internalizing everything, being attracted to someone so different. This drama makes me feel so many things including confusion and frustration. I like having the contrast of this show on the weekends and A Business Proposal at the start of the week. I have time to wallow in emotions then have a happy pill to get my week going.

I fast forward through all their scenes. I remember not liking the SanSan actress that much in another drama that starred Zhao Lusi, so I already had a bad impression of her.

I’m watching this and The Untamed at the same time. I’ve never seen him in anything else before and I think he’s quite good. Very believable and multi-dimensional in both roles.

EXACTLY!

It’s pretty close to the manhwa. There’s some added or changed scenes, but it stays true to the feel of the manhwa. Biggest difference I’ve found is that Taesung and his mom seem to be on pretty good terms in the show. Also, there’s only 3 episodes left for university and work years, so I don’t know how much will be included.

Never mind. I should have kept scrolling. I think it’s DVD because each ep is 45 min or more.