Dramaintherain

Once again I wonder where this website's staff is and why they are not taking action what is clearly an abusive use of the rating system by anti-fans, and does not represent in any way the people who are watching. Quite frankly, rating and review should be locked until all episodes have aired to avoid these kinds of situations.

It's Wednesday and the subtitles are nowhere to be found.

Which streaming sites?

Source?

I hope people here understand that validating the above review that whines about "forced feminism" is displaying how hypocritical and feeble they are when in a thousand years they would never make such commentary on an action film starring a male lead. This isn't an issue of personal opinion, it's just your misogyny showing.

And I - as a woman - say this perspective reeks of misogyny and I can't take anyone seriously whines about "forced feminism" when they don't make the same review when it's a male lead.

This review reeks of male.

See also: women who suffered at the hands of their partners and were systematically portrayed as the real abusers. Are you for real? The evidence presented here is not evidence but people struggling to defend their rapist oppa because that's what always happens with men - be they famous or not. Please stop embarrassing yourself like this.

Victim blaming 101 -- people go to great lengths to defend rapists.

If you want to play devil's advocate of someone who raped a woman and wasn't prosecuted for it properly you are no better than Park Shi Hoo. Kind of glad you're no longer a lawyer.

Why care about the victims when you can write long essays about how it sucks for the perpetrators that people never forget that they did something like raping a woman and getting away with it because they’re from a wealthy family.

This is genuinely one of the silliest comments I have ever seen on an actress' profile. What is the correlation between portraying a fictional character who cheats on their partner and being immoral? You have no knowledge about her views and personal life, and here you are projecting your own insecurities and judging someone based on a role they played in a drama. If you can't distinguish fiction from reality, you have some serious issues to contend with.

Thank you for featuring that last gif from one of my sets: https://dramaintherain.tumblr.com/post/190501618457/search-www-%EA%B2%80%EC%83%89%EC%96%B4%EB%A5%BC-%EC%9E%85%EB%A0%A5%ED%95%98%EC%84%B8%EC%9A%94-www-cha-hyun-ep14

This drama would have been much better if there wasn't a 13-year-old age gap between the leads and it addressed the obvious age difference between them. Moon Ga Young is a wonderful actress and she is shining in this but every time she's on screen with Kim Dong Wook the age difference is very painfully clear. Either Kim Seul Gi or Lee Joo Bin were better choices to be leads in this.

The sad reality is that western k-drama watchers are just as vile and disrespectful as south Korean netizens towards actresses & women in general and never apply the same standard of "critique" to their favourite actors: it's a serious condition called acute oppa brain syndrome.

Thanks for featuring my "Woman of Dignity" gifs, I really enjoyed that drama and Kim Hee Sun's character. Also the fourth "XX" one was also by me.

This is genuinely one of the worst dramas from 2019, and an absolute waste of talented actresses like Kim Seul Gi and Oh Yeon Seo. AJH is a terrifyingly awful actor, and I can only hope he is alienated from any dramas in the near future, if not for what he put Gu Hye Seon through. The same can be said about Heo Jung Min -- it's very understandable why until now he played support or guest roles. He has no screen presence or charisma to carry out a full role.

In the press release Kim Bo Ra was asked about the age difference because of the romance aspect.

"As the two grow closer, they slowly learn to let go of the broken dreams of the past as they steadily walk towards a future full of bright new dreams, together." It says right here.

https://www.soompi.com/article/1374870wpp/new-drama-touch-shares-key-points-to-look-forward-to-ahead-of-premiere