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I must say, I really enjoyed the dynamic between the younger Ji Won couple compared to their older selves. The younger duo had a spark and connection that was much more palpable. On the other hand, the older pair just didn't bring the same level of chemistry. And that whole misunderstanding with the male school nurse? Seriously, it was awkward to watch and downright unnecessary.

This drama consists of 11 episodes on Viki. More dramas should be this concise and focused. It's a perfect watch when you're taking a break from longer series. Plus, the male lead (ML) is a great kisser, and the chemistry or "skinship" between the main leads (ML/FL), when they finally get together, feels authentic, like a real relationship should be. Bonus: The secondary couple was also quite enjoyable. Give it a go when you are tired of the longer dramas!

I just finished watching this drama. I have no issue with Dr. Cha's ending at all. She chooses herself, which is appropriate given that she was in a soul-sucking marriage for 20+ years. My issue is with Dr. Roy's wrap-up at the end of the drama. After the three-year time jump, the writers' treated him like an after-thought, as if he wasn't even a main lead for 16 episodes. If Dr. Roy is happy, then show it, don't tell it. Come on writers, that's like the golden rule of writing. Dr. Roy deserved better from the writers.

The female lead's own real life husband is like 12 years younger, and they seem really happy together. To each their own. I don't know why people get so bent out of shape about age gaps when it comes to older women and younger men.

Janie and Gulf aren't playing their real ages in the drama. I believe the age gap within the story isn't that big, maybe 5-7 years. I do agree that the director could have made Gulf's character look a bit older. I know it can be done because he and Janie look 🔥 together on Gulf's Instagram picture that he used to promote the debut of the lakorn's airing.

I love healthy characters and relationships as well, so let's hope GatWa get to that point before the end of the lakorn, lol.

I don't know about lakorns, but a K-drama called "Fated to Love You"(You are my Destiny) (2014) is on the melodramatic side and starts off rather similar to URMMA with the female lead getting pregnant after a spending a drunken night with the male lead. - https://kisskh.at/9558-fated-to-love-you

To be fair, I don't believe lakorns are supposed to be light dramas. URMMA is not a cute, fluffy rom-com web series. These lakorn characters are going to be problematic with huge, glaring flaws, who all fuel an equally messy, flawed plot.

I see all the debate on Twitter about the contraceptive switch and stair scenes, lol. I highly doubt this lakorn is meant to be a moral compass, so if that is what you are looking for as a viewer, y'all are watching the wrong drama. And are lakorns supposed to even be "woke"? They are literally soap operas with extremely flawed characters and super messy plots?? Like, some are expecting way too much from a melodramatic soap opera.

With that kind of schedule, it is hard to keep up live viewing. I know ratings are important, but it's too much to watch 5x a week, almost 2 hours each day.