Zailei

Ma da lohun. Bo shey ma n shey niyen...

And driving scenes in modern dramas too...

I would like to disagree with that though. Like you said, many here have watched and really enjoyed dramas with little or no intimacy. I certainly have and one example is the Korean drama "Liberation Notes". However, irrespective of the no kiss clause, the FL really needs to work on her expressions and general non verbal language if she wants to act in a romance drama. Her acting was so bland, it was like a well cooked meal without salt. For example, in episode 12 or 13, WAY's character asks for a hug and was looking really unhappy. She, however, had little to no expressions at all. Like as if she couldn't care less. Episodes 1-10 were okay with the little to no expressions but not after she supposedly started having feelings for him. This is why you see quite a number of people saying that they don't have chemistry.

In my opinion, it's really good shit😊

Oh, so sorry to hear that. Try to watch some more episodes. If you still can't get into it, there are some new kdramas that released yesterday. Maybe you can watch those to distract yourself a little.

You have been so kind enough to mention this before. You don't like it, we get it. Then, kindly drop it and go for something you like. It's really that simple.

Please, watch the Kdrama "Come and Hug me". It's 👌

If that makes you sleep well at night, then please believe what you want 🤷. My point has been made. Not everyone likes explicit scenes. There is nothing wrong with that, just like there's nothing wrong with the choice of those who enjoy such scenes. Stay positive.

Thank you for taking the time out to check my profile. However, I did mention that I have been watching kdramas since 2018. I joined MDL few months ago. I only rated those I have watched since joining MDL sir/ma'am. Was I expected to go to all the MDL pages of all the dramas I have watched to rate them? Again, quit being condescending.

I indeed spoke for myself which is why I included the "I personally". That being said, just because I don't like explicit scenes in the dramas I watch, doesn't mean romance is my favorite genre. I am more of the horror/zombie type. For me, some romance dramas (I find many of them too cringey to watch) are just a good way to find something to smile about. If you don't mind explicit scenes, there's nothing wrong with that. However, kindly respect other people's choices too. Everyone has a right to their choices. No need to be condescending.

Kindly speak for yourself, please. I personally stopped watching Western entertainment due to the unnecessary 19+ content and started kdramas in 2018 for the "pure" content.