cityhunter

i do not think KKKdrama should change their user name, but also think it's important to acknowledge that the US is not the only country with the KKK. Auxiliaries exist in Europe, Canada and even Mexico City.

where are you trying to watch it?

it was a joke. i don't think it's why they are getting a divorce either but it can be a legitimate complaint.

i don't know...some people have really gnarly nipples...just saying.

i don't know who is telling the truth either, but to me she is coming off SUPER crazy /creepy/ angry.

i agree that if a man was posting all this stuff about his soon to be ex-wife the response would be wholly different.

and FYI for any one wondering, i am not even a fan of his. i think he's a mediocre actor plagued by bad styling and bad drama choices.

if my ex said that about me i would NOT be putting it out there for all the world to see omg

ok, i have to know, what did he say about nipples? is that a typo?

By the end of it I would have snapped if I heard "neh chep!" One more time

I am loudly and enthusiastically rooting for saya lol

This is a daily drama. It's lower budget and quality than what is usually classified as a family drama. LiB isn't a terrible watch if you are a fan of the genre. Enemies from the past is better imo.

You're welcome. :]

It does not resolve quickly. At least the last 20 episodes are like that. There is a love triangle but there's never any serious possibility for the 2nd male lead

He's a selfish coward. He assures the female lead that he is very aware of the hardships they will face as a couple and that he is 100% in, then he backs out pretty quickly when his family throws a fit

Imo all that matters when rating a drama is how much you enjoyed it :)

You can make it !

Thanks for all the love guys:) I usually respond to most article comments individually but right now am I on vacation and the Wi-Fi is unreliable as hell. So thanks to all of you and thanks to Jeana, she did all the real work.

it's the level of censorship in korea that makes this topic uncomfortable b/c it's that kind of shaming/hiding/control that lies near the very root of real world dangerous ideologies like the one fictionalized by Atwood and the showrunners.

maybe you just don't live somewhere with a lot of fundamentalism but that is exactly what 35 % of American Christians (evangelicals) believe. that's 35 % out of 70- 75% of the american public who identify themselves as christian. The american statistics are relevant b/c that's where the handmaid's tale is set. Evangelicals and conservative christian make up the overwhelming majority of American law makers as well.

what makes me slightly uncomfortable is the fact that even a watered down version of this could never air on S.K TV.

"c'mon who still believes religions" i'm a little confused are you implying that religious belief isnt wide spread?