Taino

Wait a second... I disagree with your initial statement in this one. Yes, "THE" main theme must be romance in a list where the center premise is that they do not break up and not a list where they don't die, or the villain doesn't kill anyone, or the protagonist get their revenge. Once again, placing "no break up" at the center and main premise of this list means that "romance" is the main theme, and not only romance, but a couple, together without interruption or separation on their actual romantic relationship, AKA, dating or getting married...

THIS!

While I agree that there are some very well written dramas where the romance is present even before the couple starts dating officially, we are still here for the dating era and what comes after. Yes, we have different preferences, but the truth is that you expect that there will be no break up in a list of "no break" dramas. About the dramas where they get together in the last episode; it defeat the purpose of the list because of course they won't break up since they only get together in the last episode. Additionally, another strong point of a "no break up" drama is implied that you want to see the main couple dating for more than just a few episodes or a few minutes, otherwise, break up or not wouldn't be relevant.

I have to disagree with you, because the original comment is true. While "romance" an be present without dating, the whole point of a romance show is to see the main couple together. There are a few dramas in this list where there is a break up and others where the main leads only get together in the very last episode. I believe we should welcome these comments because the open the floor for debate. However, I don't see any reason to attack the commenter in this one, since it is true.

I agree! There are a few dramas in this list with actual break ups, or what could be worse... dramas without romance, or where the main couple do not get together until the very last episode.

This maybe is still a good drama, but I have to agree, because this is a no break up list, so if the drama has a break up, regardless of how good the show is, or how they keep loving themselves afterwards, or whatever other reason, it is a yes or no question, and if the answer is "yes", that it has a break up, than it doesn't belong here.

I feel tempted by this comment... I'll add it to my queue.

I understand what you are trying to say but this is a drama and a romance one at that. Out of 16 episodes, wasting 10 in a love triangle scenario is that, a waste of time. I insist that watching this girl crush on this other guy for that long takes away from really buying into the main couple's romance later on. The main leads don't even have to be together in the first ten episodes, but the writers could at least give us more setup and development for the actual thing. As an annoying bonus, the other guy magically realizes that he likes her when she starts getting interested in another guy, so we get a love triangle for 10 episodes of the girl crushing on this guy and then the same love triangle but this time the guy crushing on her even though she clearly has someone else now... this could have been so much better.

I don't understand why they keep doing this... we only get a small part of the main couple together and like 70% to 80% with them not together... that's annoying.

Which is why we still have the ridiculous trope where the ex comes back and even if it has been years since they broke up, the poor girl still has to comply whenever the guy wants to see her because she must talk to the guy (apparently) until he agrees to the break up. That's one of the dumbest tropes in all dramaland.

Thank you for sharing your feedback, and I agree with you! A break up doesn't need the word break up, or even both characters to agree. We have too many "she wanted to break up, but he never agreed", but one is enough to break up and there is a full dictionary of words to break up without saying break up.

I know this is not the topic, but I'd like to add that way too many people like to play themselves with love triangles as well saying things like "there is no love triangle because she never liked the guy back", but you still get the guy hitting on her throughout the whole show.

The point is that we should be more honest with these things, and not play ourselves into a fake comfort zone while enduring annoying characters or annoying tropes unnecessarily.

Which is why I decided to skip him 98% of the time he shows on screen.. LOL

Thank you! I'll make sure to be ready to fast forward and skip... 🫣

Episode 11... and even his mother is bringing that up. I need them to stop bringing their "divorce" and start living like an actual married couple! 😂

I should avoid this one since I HATE love triangles

The romance was most definitely half cooked

I think this is decent, but what killed it for me is that they wasted 10 episodes with the girl crushing like crazy on another guy, but then I am supposed to believe and get immersed in the main couple's relationship... Instead of convincing us of their true love we waste 10 episodes, and that's the romance alone because the plot has several plot holes...

But I don't like break ups... 🫣

Maybe not devastated, but it was slightly disappointing for me

One of the weirdest love triangles in Dramaland