I swear to G with all these clips going rounds in the internet, who could resist not watching this?! I'm intrigued!
the problem is, this is an ongoing drama, and you'll be eating your fingers from frustration if you begin now. it's sooooo addictive! but if you can endure that, go ahead and watch, it's good. very good!
This show has such a contradictory message. On one hand, you have the character of Gwang Nam who's suffering from…
but life has so many contradictory messages about homosexuality. you will find homophobic persons, and supportive ones. you are the one supposed to give a sens to the contradictory messages and a sens to your own life. the show is not supposed to do all that in your name.
it could have been a show with clear position and supportive messages about lgbt, but it's not, and I like that because it's real. it's life-like real. everybody has to choose for himself and you'll always find around you one intolerant jerk who never think further than next step.
did not feel such vibe. That would be creepy to have your half sister as first love
when siblings don't know they are siblings they tend to fall in love with each others. I found years ago a study that explained it. it's very logical actually because this so called "stranger" seems to be so very alike you that you believe it's your soul mate. it's creepy but still happens a lot. which is why one should not have a secret family....
The brief scene with Gwang Nam in the taekwondo studio was really sad but very realistic. The boss was all about…
yes some people are ok with different sexual orientations but only on the paper. the moment it becomes real you see their face changing. I can understand this kind of reactions when you don't know the person, and suddenly he talks about his liking, and you feel like he is targeting you (even if it's not true). it's sad, but understandable.
but, it's not even like they didn't know him before. it's not like they were feeling uncomfortable around him before. they knew him so well and knew he was a good person. but at the end...
may this drama open the eyes of people...
I dont even like the idea of gay people having to "come out". WHY? it's their privacy. I have never talked about my sexuality to my family. like, in the middle of lunch on family gathering, me standing up all of a sudden and: "mom, dad, I think I have to tell you that I am strait. sorry dad, sorry mom!"
I mean, equality is when you do the same things as others, and nobody expects anything more from you than from others. so WHY ON EARTH should gay persons do their coming out?
this is the first time I completely understand the drunken character in a drama who wants to forget EVERYTHING about the drinking night ! I have seen it so many times! and every time I was like: really? you want to die because of that? but today... yeah! I get it, SEun! you shouldn't have slept, even a tiny bit, or you should have taken 1 more bottle of shoju before! I totally get you, noona!
I feel like, if there is a force bigger than we are, then perhaps SEun went into this business just for HaeJin's sake. because at that moment I felt like everything fell into place. she can achieve revenge for herself and for madame Yoo (because let's be honest, she is her mother in her heart), HaeJin can protect his mother, escape from his fate and seek revenge as well...
and most of all: I had goosebumps when I realized this twist of fate: she made the most awful fuss because she didn't want to marry into Kang family, and here she is!
it's almost like she was just being prepared, warmed up and exercising, before the real deal begins! I even wonder if she didn't cross path with Jiho just in order to gain his help and achieve her last and most important mission.
but if you can endure that, go ahead and watch, it's good. very good!
it could have been a show with clear position and supportive messages about lgbt, but it's not, and I like that because it's real. it's life-like real. everybody has to choose for himself and you'll always find around you one intolerant jerk who never think further than next step.
I want the second plot to be a revenge story! am I the only one?
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but, it's not even like they didn't know him before. it's not like they were feeling uncomfortable around him before. they knew him so well and knew he was a good person. but at the end...
may this drama open the eyes of people...
I dont even like the idea of gay people having to "come out". WHY? it's their privacy. I have never talked about my sexuality to my family. like, in the middle of lunch on family gathering, me standing up all of a sudden and:
"mom, dad, I think I have to tell you that I am strait. sorry dad, sorry mom!"
I mean, equality is when you do the same things as others, and nobody expects anything more from you than from others. so WHY ON EARTH should gay persons do their coming out?
but today... yeah! I get it, SEun! you shouldn't have slept, even a tiny bit, or you should have taken 1 more bottle of shoju before! I totally get you, noona!
me: collapse on the couch...
I really loved the big deal with the tiny car. every time I saw her driving it I laughed!
I feel like, if there is a force bigger than we are, then perhaps SEun went into this business just for HaeJin's sake. because at that moment I felt like everything fell into place. she can achieve revenge for herself and for madame Yoo (because let's be honest, she is her mother in her heart), HaeJin can protect his mother, escape from his fate and seek revenge as well...
and most of all:
I had goosebumps when I realized this twist of fate: she made the most awful fuss because she didn't want to marry into Kang family, and here she is!
it's almost like she was just being prepared, warmed up and exercising, before the real deal begins! I even wonder if she didn't cross path with Jiho just in order to gain his help and achieve her last and most important mission.