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Same!! I kept giggling during their interactions LOL! I love that Hyewon was finally honest with herself and went all out in letting Hwihyun know that she was still interested in him. & for Dahye, same! I'm really happy that Kwang Tae spoke to her and let her know that she was kind of defensive to herself and in saying that I guess he was also saying that she wasn't giving herself a chance. I truly hope that she can get out of her shell before it's too late :(

Yo saaaaaame!! I kept thinking about this throughout the entirety of episode 6 😩😩😩

It's weird to impose yourself on someone just because you don't like or agree with their opinion. I'm not sure who gave you the right to say to someone to stop watching the show if they don't like it.

Just to clear things up, Shubham stated their opinion concerning the show and you took it personally and wrote a pretty passive agressive reply because you disagreed. If you were stating an opinion, it would have been concerning the show and depicting whether or not you agreed with OP while being respectful of their stance on the show.

This is such a weird comment... It's almost like people aren't allowed to state their opinions anymore lol

You truly hit the nail on the head!! These were my thoughts exactly and I as kind of confused that people were calling JW toxic or a bad guy. It’s only natural for emotions to be heightened when alcohol is involved. He simply felt frustrated because he set his expectations too high and thought that SK was on the same page as him which she was not.

I also agree about them being a bad match. I feel like they bring the worst out in each other. Starting fresh with someone new is the healthier option for the both of them.

I think that JW’s expectations got the best of him. He thought that SK wanted to get back together hence why he was surprised when he didn’t get any texts 3 days in a row. Their breakup is also relatively fresh so I can also understand why their emotions are at an all time high.

& yeah I agree that they shouldn’t get back together. I don’t think that they bring out the best in each other…

I also don’t think that SK is a saint herself. From what we heard from their breakup story, she is as much to blame. In this instance, JW used harsh words, but she was also one to throw tantrums for very insignificant matters (from what we heard). So I’m honestly not shipping her with DJ. I feel like DJ needs someone who will be just as if not more considerate than he is… I personally don’t trust in SK’s capacities to be that for him based on what I’ve seen so far.

I won’t go as far as to say that JW is hot headed because from what I’ve seen so far, he is incredibly observant and pretty calm and soft spoken most of the time. Again, I think that his relationship with SK brought out the worst in him and vice versa.

Ok, so I have mixed feelings about ep 5... Ju Won is my fave, however, he did come unto Seo Kyung quite strongly. Emotions are one hell of a thing and it's only natural that they eventually caught up to him like they did for everyone else participating on the show. It's clear to me that both parties were to blame for the breakup which means that I can necessarily attribute a red flag to either or. I think it's either one of these 2 things: 1. they aren't a good fit for one another or 2. both lack the maturity to be in a relationship. For now, I'm mostly leaning on option 1.

Also, I don't remember if it was like that during the past seasons, but I was genuinely pissed off when they could only reveal their jobs, I thought they would also be able to reveal their ages. Like what the actual hell?? I realize that this season is moving extra slow. At first, I was okay with it, but now I'm starting to become a little bit impatient tbh. Let's get things moving already!!

I'm also really hoping for Ju Won and Da Hye to continue getting to know one another, they look super cute together!!

Lastly, I want to point out how much I liked Min Gyu's input and reactions LOL! I hope they can bring him on the panel again!!

I think that one of this season's charms is how everyone is so shippable with one another 🤣 I also like how there's no definite connection amongst the members (to the point where someone would say for example "I have a firm interest in so and so"), everyone is taking things quite slow which I really like and they all seem very open-minded to another.

Juwon and Dahye are my faves so far! Love them individually, but I especially like them together 🤭 Their chemistry and overall vibes are IT ✨ Juwon seems very laid back, funny, considerate & Dahye too. She's calm, seems very rational as well, is friendly, kind and essentially matches Juwon's vibes quite well. I'm also curious to see Juwon and Seo Kyung interact more... I have a feeling their vibes will match very well ☺️

Yo same!!! I was like what with the crazy oversized suits???

LOL went back to check and all I can say is that rent was due for that extra 🤣 The director said action, the extra heard: change lives! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Broooo 🤣 This season was the most entertaining one to date! Gwan Hee was so dumb throughout, but he makes great tv LOL! I have never finished a season of Single's Inferno because I usually get super bored and uninterested, but this was my first time watching all the eps from start til end. Don't get me wrong, there were boring parts here and there, but for the most part, I wanted to see how things would end.

My faves: Hyeson, Jin Seok.

My opps: Minji, Gyuri (Gwan Hee until the last 30 min of the final episode LOL)

Overall, I give this season a 7.8/10!

THISSSSS!!!! This is the comment I was looking for!! Yessss! We literally neveeeer see them get romantic. I feel like that's a pretty big mistake on the writers' end because it would've raised the stakes even higher. Especially during those kiss scenes they had with those other guys. The love Euijong and Junmo have for one another one of those examples of telling and not showing.

*searches how to be Bibi* 😭🤣

No worries at all, I most definitely did not feel like you were disregarding my opinion. As for GC, I was expecting him to be the 'worst of evil' so that's why I was surprised that he wasn't a good leader at all.

What does being new to the genre have to do with this person' initial statement?

What do you mean 'he didn't always want to lead'? Killing his boss is not what made him the leader. The 'coup d'état' he carried out is what made him the leader because as soon as he took it upon himself to plan that attack, it automatically meant that he was challenging his boss's position, with or without the killing. & Again, I'm not saying that GC should or shouldn't be a good leader. I'm simply stating that he is a horrible one, which is the objective truth. The points that you are bringing up have nothing to do with my initial comment.

&again you seem to be coming up with your own conclusions about the statements I make. I never said that GC having a crappy childhood automatically turned him into a bad person. I simply replied to your first statement about him having had a normal childhood. I was pointing out that he most definitely did not have a normal childhood, NOT that his circumstances led him to become a crook. Once more, this has nothing to do with the comment I made.

I'm not sure it matters whether or not he was meant to be a gang leader. What matters is that he isn't a good one. I also don't think that your statement about him not aspiring to be a gang leader is true. As soon as he was giving the opportunity to become part of his ex boss's gang, he seized it. And then, when he was stopped of furthering the drug business, he took it upon himself to annihilate his boss as well as all of those who were loyal to him. The reason he did this was clearly to have Gangnam all to himself meaning that he would become the sole leader of the gang doing business there. He also didn't have a normal childhood. Not only did he have an abusive father, but his mom also ended up killing him.

Well oh well, if Gi Cheol isn't the worst gang leader I've ever seen... I'm honestly surprised that he has a band of dudes who put their trust in him. At this point, Jung Bae would've been a very capable and smart leader. Just who on earth puts a guy he's just met and has a trillion red flags oh and let's not forget, IS AFFILIATED WITH A DARN COP become his right hand man???? People (Jung Bae) who he's known for a few years have advised him against trusting Junmo and he's out there like a lovesick little puppy constantly ignoring them. Then after he's kicked out his most loyal friend, that's when he starts suspecting Junmo like bfr 🙃 Also, can someone give me the antonym of thorough? Because that's exactly what Gi Cheol is. Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy.

I agree! I also feel like ep 5 sort of sealed that fact for us. When she saw GC at her mom’s funeral she was just like ok and as soon as Junmoo poke his head from behind that wall, she began tearing up. You can tell just from that one scene how much he means to her.

I find that it’s a trait that humanizes his character. It’s an aspect that brings JKC back into the real world. He’s been swept inside this ruthless world of violence and gangs for so long and suddenly he’s reunited with a part of his past that he probably believed he would never meet again. It makes sense to me as to why he would recklessly try to rekindle this old fling. & yesss I most definitely agree with you about JKC being the furthest thing from a morally grey character. The whole point about being morally grey is grappling between good and evil. It can obviously be presented in different ways, but one of the main ways to know whether a character is morally grey is that you can’t say that they’re fully evil just like how you can’t say that they’re fully good.