I completely agree with you. I was introduced to this world with rom-coms but as time went on and it became stagnant for me, I switched to other k-dramas/genres. Signal was phenomenal to me. Two Weeks (the j-drama version), k-dramas like Times with Lee Jooyoung or My Doubtful Victory. Come and Hug Me or My Dangerous Wife. And as an avid fan of horror or thriller and mystery or cop shows...I've been asking for the same thing: WHERE ARE THEY?
You did not understand the story at all.It flew right over your head.And for those who act like men don't do this.…
The boy is a kid. At that age, they barely find out the meaning of pleasure, the meaning of who they want to be in life or their sexual orientation. To admit that she is wrong but also say in the same breath that she is not to blame makes you a part of the problem. Of course she is to blame, she groomed him. She should have protected him instead of feed into her own fantasies, what are you talking about? It doesn't matter that legal age is 13. It can be legal age, yes, no one, however, is advising you to go have sex at the age of 13. You barely know yourself and your type. To think that this boy had the mental and emotional capacity to be the mature one and stop her when she is legitimately 32 (!!!) years old is absurd.
With her maturity and experience, why didn't /she/ stop it and settle down with someone her age??? Was he the only man on Earth that was her type? She couldn't move out?
I'm 26 and I would never date someone who is over 34. I set my boundaries and I don't care if that person is my soulmate. That's why they're called boundaries. When you mention him assaulting her, so...did you skip episode 1 in which she invaded his personal space WHILE he was sleeping and smelled his neck? Isn't that assault? What are you saying???
Shouldn't it be King OF The Land? Title seems really odd. What am I missing?
It could be like the phrase 'man the line' or 'man the guns' or even 'man the booth' which means face a situation with courage. It doesn't have of in the middle but it still works. It could be a play on the phrase.
I love the two father figures to the little girl in Two Weeks. Lee Joon Gi plays her biological father and he's…
Absolutely! And don't forget, Two Weeks in Korean was a remake of Two Weeks in Japanese. So, Haruma Miura playing also the caring, affectionate father, may he rest in peace.
Series dropped after 3 episode. The Fourth/Last episode more like wrap-up session. Interesting story tho..
It was because Haruma Miura, the male lead passed away after episode 3. The production had to find a way to conclude the series without him there. Very hard to watch as Miura's fan.
With her maturity and experience, why didn't /she/ stop it and settle down with someone her age??? Was he the only man on Earth that was her type? She couldn't move out?
I'm 26 and I would never date someone who is over 34. I set my boundaries and I don't care if that person is my soulmate. That's why they're called boundaries. When you mention him assaulting her, so...did you skip episode 1 in which she invaded his personal space WHILE he was sleeping and smelled his neck? Isn't that assault? What are you saying???