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In Hae in, we trust! hahahahaha

This is a hard question. I would take distance until I am able to be around again without further expectations. The only person who gets hurts is the one longing for someone who is emotionally unavailable. We need to let go the hand of those who don't feel the way we feel. If it is meant to be, at some point it will be. If it is not meant to... we need to keep living our life. People tend to think that life is eternal, but we are here just for a short period of time. In a blink of eye, we are gone...

Finished watching Ep 10, and definitely, I can't classify the show as a Romcom. It does not fit the conventions of that genre. This is a dramedy; I can identify that subgenre with my eyes closed. On the other hand, they finally closed the suffering dramaish part of the show. How do I know that? they did not give any advance for next week. They only used the title to close the episode and to put an end to that painful chapter. They give us a hint of what is yet to come for both main leads. One chapter is closing, one full of darkness and pain, another lies ahead, but that one is uncertainty... we will see the development of that part of the story in the next 6 episodes, and I want to risk saying their Bali trip has something to do with the end of the show. At least, the most painful part is out of the way....

Ok, guys! I am big baby when it comes to sad things, but this is my take on Ep 9. Yes, it is at times sad, but what the episode is giving us is the backstory of what happened to Bae Seok Ryu throughout all the years she spent in the US. The reason how her relationship became stale because of many factors. One important moment where we might be getting a hint that Bae Seok Ryu & Choi Seung Hyo relationship will start changing into something else is when she is looking at her belly scar in the mirror. She has just been harsh to Seung Hyo, but she mumbles the words while looking at the mirror "it is for the best." We also discover that she is afraid to hurt Seung Hyo if he knows about her illness. She still sees him as the little baby she grew up with. The baby who cried every time she got pottentially hurt. The biggest problem these two friends are facing is not be able to overcome the childish image they have for each other. They need to embrace that they are adults and they need to learn to deal with pain and disappointment as grown ups, but both are scare to hurt the other. On a bigger note! I didn't cry. It is a very good episode.❤️

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Hey guys! I've not watched ep 9 yet, and I want to, but I don't want to... can someone give me a summary? If I am going to cry by watching the whole episode, I will skip this week, and watch the drama until the hard scenes are over... I am a big baby! I don't want to cry.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. If you like Jissoo with Hae in; this is not the right place to spill that information. When I see these type of comments there are two thoughts that come to my mind, first how disrespectful to another woman's work & second these people need to see a psychiatrist ASAP. They are stuck three years in the past living a fictional story that not even involve them. Living in fantasy... I am kindly sharing the link for snowdrop so you and everyone else who doesn't like Hae in and So min chemistry can vent their frustration. https://kisskh.at/62575-snowdrop Peace out!

Yep! I was surprised too. Our crew finished filming the last season of The Last of Us, and only after we wrapped filming, we went into post production. All of the shows I've worked on follow the same practice. I never worked on a show where the cast is still shooting on location while the episodes are been prepared to broadcast... I might need to find a gig in Korea though. To experience first hand how they handle post production.

It could be, but as an entertainment worker, I can tell that it is not impossible to insert those pictures as part of the clossing credits. :)

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Theory time: As many of you know, Jung Hae In & Somin are leaving to Bali on the 24th for a couples' photo shoot. One week before the final episode airs. My theory is that there will be a wedding on the last episode, and the place where they will have their honeymoon is Bali. Those pictures will be part of the episode, and we will see them as part of the closing credits.

Yep! so disrespectful and annoying. They infantilized Jung Hae In by implying he can't decide on his own who he wants to date. Those people should see a psychiatrist ASAP.

I'm too, but I am pissed as well. I'm stepping into the fine line to decide waiting until the whole series is released so I avoid the agony of what I am seeing at the mo. In the meantime, I can watch other content. If by the end of the series, the comments remain pretty negative, I will decide if it is worth watching the end. That's how I drop Snowdrop as well. I didn't finish and I am not interested... :P

I know! this is just for fun. At least, we can try to laugh at such disappointment in plot. 😂😂😭

sign the petition: https://www.change.org/p/demand-for-authentic-romantic-comedy-ending-for-love-next-door :P

Me neither!

This TV show promised to be a Romcom not a tragedy! I am super pissed at Episode 8. My heart has been broken for two weekends back to back. Ep 5,6,7,8, what a.... arrgg!