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Hi, thank you for your comment. I felt simularly about crush. To be honest I wrote this before I saw crush (I started writing it in june) and would definitely have included it if I were to have written it today.

I am happy to have opened your eyes to it, it was exactly my intention. I hope you will still enjoy watching these dramas bit with this new awerness. As I really do love the drama just not the behaviour. ❤

Thank you for commenting, I think you may enjoy my next article that is already out about cross dressing, it has another conversation in it.

Oh, if you don't like them then I really do hope no one forces you to watch them, that would be awful.

Hi thank you for your comment, when I wrote this I had not seen it, I actually think that is the point of that drama (to critisise this behavior in society, by reversal) but as I wrote in the beginning this article focuses on mens behavior in dramas. Still I hope you keep watching dramas just remember the difference between real life and fiction.

Hi! I am so sorry you interperted my article that way. I actually gave Addicted a 9 star rating and it is among my favorites so if it came across that I was against watching theses dramas I must have done something wrong and will try to rememberthat for future artiecles. My intention was to rather remind people of the difference between fiction and real life. I do however find your tone a tad rude. You may want to work on that but thank you for reading.

The ending: Everybody dies (or not) and I love the way it is done, giving a slight opening but come on there is no way they survived that, But I loved how they cut in the ending, the conversation mixed with the death, Summing up the pain of war beautifully, wishing to be borne in a peaceful place as neighbors, I also found it funny (yes I have strange humor) How they kept calling them traitors, when the country was the one to betray them... Even the most loyal person has its limits (as they should).

It was not only the umbrella

I forgot to write that the best part in this was the product placement

Thank you for commenting, I have not seen HIStory 4, close to you yet so I do not know what and how it was done there, but I am happy to get the conversion started regardless of country of origin, part 2 will be about K-dramas and we will see if there will be more parts with more countries. But no matter the country of origin I hope people will keep enjoying the dramas but be awere of the problems.

I can understand that I found it interesting from a consent point of view but get that a person would feel betrayed if they expect something sweet. This one was really not very sweet at all

Crossdressing is out, I think you may find it a bit different than other articles on the subject (but I wouldn’tknow), it has a page from a children's book in it. You may also like the articles I wrote with Kie about marriage and motherhood (if you haven't read them) you will find links to them all on my profile page.

Thank you I am and will keep writing. Yes keep the drama in the drama. There is so much that looks fun on screen but would be horribel to experience in real life.

Thank you so much for your feedback, I am happy to read that my article did what I wanted it to do... and yes this is so important and goes way beyond romance or sexual! I have not seen Life-love on the lone but am now cureus, so may check it out.

It is funny how different we are, I dropped Hotstove League and have not seen mysterious love. I agree that TDJ is a bit over hyped but loved Navillera and MTH and days for the oarts I could relate too and my ever love of cliches. However I am a fan of people having different opinions so with the risk of sounding like an awkward mom "party on".and thank you for standing up for your opinion 👍❤

Probably is, Sweeds (as a group) are not big on hugs but for some reason it is not unusual for grownups to say... give auntie a hug before you go to kids but not grownups. In Israel where I grew up kissing on the cheek is a common greeting. So the amount touching differs.

Interesting, but sounds cold with no hugs what so ever. I used to teach kids about their right to their body by letting them choose who changes their diper, asking if they need a hug when they are sad and respecting their no and allot more...

Yep, it starts with being forced to hug a relative and continues from there, and it is so important to learn that it is okay to both set your own and respect others boundaries.

Thank you for this lovely article, I love the subject and the first one to come to mind when I read the title was the kid in unforgettable love, he was truly the best part of that show. Then a whole bunch of cats in dogs started poppig up it was nice to see the diversity among the types of pets you mention. I think I remember the dog more than the main couple in my little happiness.

Thank you for noticing and appreciating my sense of humor, I do try to make serious issues fun and hopefully enjoyable to read without belittling them. As I wrote I love watching these dramas, and find them very entertaining, partly because of my awareness of the issues, and also because they make good conversation (or writing) topics. There is a big difference between watching these with or without awareness and I am hoping the change is for the good.

Part two is being edited by the same 1st editor as this one it should not take too long for it to come out in its summery pre-editing it says: Read about some of K-dramalands most patient, sweet, and/or deceitful men while also getting close to the women who try to break loose from harmful relationships. Topped off with some of K-drmalands most interesting kisses. So it has a different focus and more gifs. However I think my next solo article to get published will be about cross-dressing. I hope you will want to read those too, I really enjoyed reading your thoughts on this one 😊 Have a really nice (whatever timezone you are in).

HI, I do not know if you remember this but the article will be on homepage the 16th but is available for reading now https://kisskh.at/article/20-shades-of-lack-of-consent-part-1-c-dramas