I had troubles posting this list, as it wouldn't allow me to start the voting until 8/21/21 at 11pm ET. Everytime…
I added Mr. Queeen instead of Empress Ki. Empress Ki is good but I wouldn't necessarily consider her a strong female leader character because I hadn't watched the ending of the drama yet. I'm currently on episode 16.
I put My Mister in the "Is something missing?" box and it comes up as not found?
Try it again... there's a glitch with kisskh, lists. I've had the same issue happen to me today (only today) when I tried voting on another list. What I had to do is make sure I did not type in all caps, and that I typed only the first two words, and then you will see suggested dramas appear with similar names. I hope that this helps! =)
I had troubles posting this list, as it wouldn't allow me to start the voting until 8/21/21 at 11pm ET. Everytime…
It didn't give me the specific error message that the list will be open for voting at 11pm ET, but rather there's an error with the start date/time. This particular time, I had to choose 11pm for the start time, in order for it to allow me to post. It has been the same issue (error with start date/time) every time I created and posted a list.
I got an error message: "The voting has not yet started..."
I had troubles posting this list, as it wouldn't allow me to start the voting until 8/21/21 at 11pm ET. Everytime I create a list, I run into the same issue.
Thanks for posting a comment about the issue, as others may want to know the problem too.
What makes a female character strong? A strong female lead character is not necessarily someone who knows how to fight physically, but is a female character that: 1. Uses wisdom most of the time (not all the time, as no one uses wisdom 100% of the time) - A lot of the female damsel in distress characters lack wisdom. They act on impulse, and make decisions that almost always lead them to depend on the male lead or second male lead for the whole drama. 2. Does not allow the male leads to ruin her life, while she sit idly by for the sake of "love," that really isn't love -Dramas tend portray a false image of love when it comes to romance. Love is not a woman taking abuse (verbal, emotional, or physical abuse) in order to be with a man. Almost always in dramas we see that the female lead is deceived, manipulated, or intimidated into a situation by the hands of the male lead. What's the female lead response? They either stick with the male lead through heartbreak and pain, or get back together with the male lead eventually. We often see the male leads choosing their family, revenge, or their title over the female lead, and or we see the male leads leading the female lead on a romantic chase, metaphorically speaking. The female lead in dramas while angered, end up being okay with being the last priority on the male lead's priority list. 3. Is free to choose who she love, even if it's the second lead and not the first - For goodness sakes, dramas will have people thinking that females love attractive toxic men, while hating the good guys who are caring and attractive.
ugh I hate the comments on Viki, about how weak she is with him and strong with others, she is weak with him because…
On Viki?
Everyone is different. Like some people believe it's okay for this woman to tolerate abuse for the sake of her child, it's okay for other women not to want to tolerate abuse for the sake of their child.
I voted for Well-Intended Love and Goodbye My Princess, as they were the only ones on this list which I watched…
You can vote for other dramas that are not on this list. The more votes it has, the more chances you'll see in the top 40.
Btw, Goodbye My Princess was my first choice. The male lead character is beyond toxic! I wrote a review for that drama, whewwwww!
Note: Each user can vote 3 times, and only the top 40 voted dramas will be shown. BTW, if the drama that you want to vote for is not listed in the top 40, you can vote for the drama by adding it to the blank spot that is directly under the 40 most voted dramas; "Is something missing on this list?" Type in the name of the drama, and it should appear. Afterwards, on the right side of the screen (where it says, My votes Rank the shows you're voting for and add new ones), you'll see the 3 dramas that you voted for and be able to arrange them in order by typing in the numbers 1, 2, 3. I hope that this helps. =)
Everyone rates things differently I was rating everything high then read someone saying that only the exceptional…
Note: Each user can vote 3 times, and only the top 40 voted dramas will be shown. BTW, if the drama that you want to vote for is not listed in the top 40, you can vote for the drama by adding it to the blank spot that is directly under the 40 most voted dramas; "Is something missing on this list?" Type in the name of the drama, and it should appear. Afterwards, on the right side of the screen (where it says, My votes Rank the shows you're voting for and add new ones), you'll see the 3 dramas that you voted for and be able to arrange them in order by typing in the numbers 1, 2, 3. I hope that this helps. =)
So many commenters have already mentioned the drama Well Intended Love. It must be super toxic!
Well dang! As crazy as this may sound, I am kind of interested in watching it now. I thought this drama only focused on his abusive behavior towards his wife after they get married!
It's easier for people to like racist content when their race, heritage or ethnicity is not impacted. Btw, that…
If my reply was contentious, it wasn't my intent. Nevertheless, racist content should never be praised, even if people, including black people find it entertaining. Respectfully, just because you're black doesn't mean that you are educated about systemic racism, the history of dreads, and South Korea's viewpoint on black people and culture. I don't kee-kee with racist, especially when it's geared towards my own people. I will not argue with you but I do hope you learn.
That's the problem!Going back to a toxic marriage with a manipulative and abusive partner is not good for a child.…
Ah okay! I understand what you mean now. In that case, I can understand why the female lead character would be heartbroken, upset, and even contemplate taking revenge... I can even understand her being in denial for sometime. However, I would have handled things differently, but I can say that some of her actions are truly understable. =)
Girl if you don’t quit all that begging!!!! I hope 2 FL shows him a thing or two… lots of blood boiling moments…
Exactly. I gave up at the beginning of episode 7 and skipped the rest of the episode. I decided to watch episode 8, and I gave up again after watching the first 5 minutes of episode 8. Maybe I can fathom episode 10. Def. had to skip episodes 7 and 8.
I know you guys find it annoying that she keeps going to him. But a mother has no shame when it comes to her child.…
That's the problem!
Going back to a toxic marriage with a manipulative and abusive partner is not good for a child. The child will grow up to be toxic, just like their parents. They will either learn to normalize abuse (emotional, verbal or physical abuse) or be the one to abuse others. Women have been fed a lie that raising a child in a marriage, is always better than raising a child as a single parent. This is not entirely true, if one or both of the parents are toxic. The male lead is a gaslighter, cheater, is manipulative and a narcissist. Research shows that divorce (if the children are old enough to comprehend) does have negative side effects on children's behavior, but those side effects are very temporary side effects (only lasting up to 2 years). However, parents staying in a toxic and abusive marriage for their children, have longer term side effects, that even impact a child up into and through adulthood.
The best thing I would do for my child as a mother, is separate myself from abuse. The baby in this drama (their child) currently doesn't know that his father is horrible. So why expose him to his father's ruthlessness? She's better off seeking counseling, and then marrying someone else down the line who will love her and her child.
Thanks for posting a comment about the issue, as others may want to know the problem too.
1. Uses wisdom most of the time (not all the time, as no one uses wisdom 100% of the time) - A lot of the female damsel in distress characters lack wisdom. They act on impulse, and make decisions that almost always lead them to depend on the male lead or second male lead for the whole drama.
2. Does not allow the male leads to ruin her life, while she sit idly by for the sake of "love," that really isn't love -Dramas tend portray a false image of love when it comes to romance. Love is not a woman taking abuse (verbal, emotional, or physical abuse) in order to be with a man. Almost always in dramas we see that the female lead is deceived, manipulated, or intimidated into a situation by the hands of the male lead. What's the female lead response? They either stick with the male lead through heartbreak and pain, or get back together with the male lead eventually. We often see the male leads choosing their family, revenge, or their title over the female lead, and or we see the male leads leading the female lead on a romantic chase, metaphorically speaking. The female lead in dramas while angered, end up being okay with being the last priority on the male lead's priority list.
3. Is free to choose who she love, even if it's the second lead and not the first - For goodness sakes, dramas will have people thinking that females love attractive toxic men, while hating the good guys who are caring and attractive.
Everyone is different. Like some people believe it's okay for this woman to tolerate abuse for the sake of her child, it's okay for other women not to want to tolerate abuse for the sake of their child.
Btw, Goodbye My Princess was my first choice. The male lead character is beyond toxic! I wrote a review for that drama, whewwwww!
Note: Each user can vote 3 times, and only the top 40 voted dramas will be shown. BTW, if the drama that you want to vote for is not listed in the top 40, you can vote for the drama by adding it to the blank spot that is directly under the 40 most voted dramas; "Is something missing on this list?" Type in the name of the drama, and it should appear. Afterwards, on the right side of the screen (where it says, My votes Rank the shows you're voting for and add new ones), you'll see the 3 dramas that you voted for and be able to arrange them in order by typing in the numbers 1, 2, 3. I hope that this helps. =)
Warning: The first episode will have you fuming at the disrespect lol.
say that some of her actions are truly understable. =)
Going back to a toxic marriage with a manipulative and abusive partner is not good for a child. The child will grow up to be toxic, just like their parents. They will either learn to normalize abuse (emotional, verbal or physical abuse) or be the one to abuse others. Women have been fed a lie that raising a child in a marriage, is always better than raising a child as a single parent. This is not entirely true, if one or both of the parents are toxic. The male lead is a gaslighter, cheater, is manipulative and a narcissist. Research shows that divorce (if the children are old enough to comprehend) does have negative side effects on children's behavior, but those side effects are very temporary side effects (only lasting up to 2 years). However, parents staying in a toxic and abusive marriage for their children, have longer term side effects, that even impact a child up into and through adulthood.
The best thing I would do for my child as a mother, is separate myself from abuse. The baby in this drama (their child) currently doesn't know that his father is horrible. So why expose him to his father's ruthlessness? She's better off seeking counseling, and then marrying someone else down the line who will love her and her child.
Please read & educate yourselves women/wives: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/going-beyond-intelligence/201905/should-you-stay-together-only-the-kids