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Doctors aren't allowed to disclose people's conditions to other people, no matter who they are or their relationship without the patient's consent. The mother did not consent, so what can he do?

When Our Generation aired (which the ML here starred in), there were a bunch of people on MDL in the middle of the night and wee hours of the morning debating the series. It was crazy fun, but threw my body clock way off.

Yay!!!

You're missing out! It's sooooooooooo good!

How can he respect a relationship that he knows is hurting her?

As I recall, her program is for a year, and she adds a 6-week internship at the end of it. Also, as you probably know by now, she extends the period before she leaves, going in the fall instead of winter.

It's about how there are 60 kisses. But that car kiss was something else, right?

It's really good. I can't tell you haw many times I've watched this.

Our Secret is really good,

It's so good, isn't it? I'm praying for a second season.

I binged the first 8 episodes and then watched 9 and 10 as they aired.

It took all of my willpower to not watch 11 yesterday so I can watch the two final episodes together. Since I made it through the night, I've decided to watch this evening during cocktail hour. Can't wait!

Best first kiss ever!!!!! He even trembled!!!

She told Kwon Gi Seok in episode 2 that she wanted to take a break from their relationship. He refused.

Yeah, the so-called boyfriend refused to let her go for the most asshole reasons ever. He didn't even love her; just wanted to control her fate.

I think there may have been romance in the beginning but it petered out and they stayed together out of laziness. They had a sexual relationship, so he was happy to keep her hanging on. She didn't even meet his father until she went to the house to tell him she was no longer interested in his son.

The so-called boyfriend was a bastard who in episode one was open to meeting Assemblyman Jang's daughter. He also saw Jeong In as more of a possession than someone to be cherished and only tried to hang onto her so he didn't lose out to the lovely Ji Ho, whom he looked down on. He even said he was prepared to "drag her down the aisle" just to make his stupid poing.

The father was maddening!!! His daughters' happiness was completely irrelevant and it made me want to slap him.

I think it was a routine established because Ji Ho was so young and unmarried when Eun U was born and needed to establish his career, and this was compounded by the fact that the baby's mother ran off when he was just a few months old. He was definitely a good and attentive father, though, and frequently went home during the week to tuck him in because the little boy liked to fight sleep. I think it was always the plan for Ji Ho to take full custody once he marries. And there was this whole stigma about being a single parent, so if Eun U lived with him his chances of finding a bride would be nil, lol.

Watch it. It's really, really, really good. She tries to get rid of the boyfriend but he refuses to let her go because he thinks Ji Ho isn't good enough. He's a snobbish bastard who thinks way more of himself than he should.

It's really, really good. Ji Ho (male lead) is the sweetest thing from the minute we meet him.

Watch it. It is hysterically funny at many points. The romance is slow, but very worthy.
It's honestly so good that I stayed up all night watching the first 8 episodes. And like many, I am very sad there are only 12.