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I can't believe the ML's actor is 12 years younger than the FL's, watching it I thought he was the same age as her or even older. Somehow the age gap really doesn't show, whether it's the makeup/styling or the acting

Wow that's so cool, the way Ina's birth was not only his opening in the past to save Daehae, but also an escape for him to survive the fire. That even fixes the whole problem of Ina believing her birth was the cause of all the problems, when it actually saved Gwijoo's life. Thank you for explaining!

If possible, could you explain it properly? I had never thought of a triple link including Ina so this sounds really interesting

I knew it!! I knew there would be a time skip and he'd return from the past somehow! This drama's vibes just didn't give off a sad ending. Wish we got just a little more after he returned but hey I won't complain, glad everyone got their happy ending <3

Isn't it funny how this dating show of all, one that was especially promoted to be wholesome and family-centered, managed to have one of the most hated (if not THE most hated) participants in all of Korean dating show history. The hate seems to be even worse than it was for Singles Inferno 3's Gwanhee

Agreed. It was a pretty intense episode, I felt like Yoonjae's interactions with Yunha, Choa and his existence pretty much was the only solace in the latest episode. Like a breath of fresh air among all the tension.

haha thanks, i think if you use my theory it pretty much explains Jiwon's behavior in the latest episode which everyone is getting confused by

Basically the translation said "You siblings keep making me say yes" but a more accurate translation would be "you people keep making me say yes" which is a lot ruder response

Heavy on Yoonjae being a better brother. After their conflict in Seoul he hasn't just checked on her that one time and returned to focusing on himself but instead done it multiple times, shows that he's really trying.

what part?

A Korean speaking redditor pointed this out about one of the translations. When Yongwoo says “그쪽 가족들” to Choa & Cheolhyun during Truth or Dare, the show translated it to "You siblings keep making me say yes”. But the redditor said a more accurate translation would be "your side of the family", or a western tone equivalent to "you people". Basically how he addressed the Park siblings was a lot ruder than how the subs translated it.

Yeah, I think their relationship has somewhat strengthened by being on this show, good for them <3

[long] I think Jiwon's main problem right now is a clash between mind and heart. She came in the show wanting to find a partner with certain characteristics, one that's different from the people she usually tends to date. And she thought she found that in Yongwoo, just for him to text someone else on both days that they had a date. At that point she realized he had feelings for someone else and accepted it, but I think I recall her saying that he was the type of person she was looking for.

Then, as she gets to know the other participants, she slowly & naturally becomes more interested in Jaehyung. And of course starts liking him in Singapore. He is her ideal type and the type of person she usually dates, so it makes sense that she naturally developed feelings for him.

The problem in JaeJi's relationship seems to be that although Jaehyung is very sure about them, Jiwon seemed to have a moment when she kind of 'woke up' and realized she's falling for the same type of guy she's always dated. And from her conversation with Yongwoo, it looked like those relationships always made her feel a sort of emptiness inside. She felt that emptiness again and that's where her doubts about their relationship started forming, because she went on this show trying to find something else. Then we had the whole problem of her trying to ask deeper questions to JH to know him better and see if he CAN be the person she's looking for, and him not being able to reciprocate due to the cameras/environment. This just deepened her doubts.

Then amongst all this chaos of Jiwon trying to figure her feelings out, we suddenly have Yongwoo sweeping in and basically telling her he likes her. It makes sense why she's so easily swayed at that time because YW is (in her eyes) literally the kind of person she was looking for and he tells her he's interested in her Exactly when she's having second thoughts about Jaehyung. It's a matter of head (YW) vs heart (JH). She went into this show hoping to date a different person, like Yongwoo, but she naturally fell for the same kind of person she usually dates, Jaehyung, and now is trying to steer back to her original motive.

All this with the final decision literally being the next day. I would be so drained if I was her.

Truly is a shame. I bet the PD was very enthusiastic about casting him at first because he's handsome and charismatic at first impression, and all the way up to Singapore he was behaving like such a perfect guy. I don't think anyone even us viewers expected him to be the most disliked person in this show, or in dating shows in general.

I think he meant immediately after the show ended. How I took his words is that everyone obviously adjusted their work/school schedules to make enough space for this 3 week program, and in the past week especially he was in another country. After returning to Seoul he will be busy catching up with his work, so he won't be able to start dating as soon as he thought Seseung meant. I think the majority of their conflict is just misunderstandings, they both want to date afterwards but the way that was conveyed is where the problem is.

I miss it :( bring back the wholesome lovely bonding days

You repeating my words just indicates your maturity level. You are clearly a troll and I will not be entertaining you any longer. I hope one day you will grow up and learn not to hate on strangers on the internet.

I thought we could have a respectful discussion and share our opinions in a similar manner but I see that you don't seem to have the emotional capacity for that. You don't know her, you don't know the intentions behind her words. You think she was being purposefully rude, I think it was a bad joke that wasn't received well. Either one is possible but either way I am not going to insult her like you are. Because she is a real human being, not a fictional character. You talk about her constantly blaming her brother but won't mention the times when he's insulted her to her face? Or when she still praised and was happy about his relationship with YH during the time she was upset with him?

I'm sure at this point everyone is well aware that you can't trust what the previews are suggesting. Yes, people can be criticized, but there is a huge difference between criticism and openly hating. Is calling her a "d!ck" criticism? No, it's plain hate.

Kinda funny don't you think? The way you speak about these people is much worse than anything they've said onscreen. And you dare to 'criticize' them.

I am not defending her words nor am I hating. I think the situation is not as black-and-white as everyone is making it to be, in my eyes it looks like a bad joke that wasn't received well. And Jiwon's mum gave an explanation for the way she speaks, a reason why people may be offended by her words even if she didn't intend for that. And yes, the editing made the situation look worse than it probably was. This is something that can be easily resolved. All the hate she's getting just for one wrong date is absolutely unnecessary.

I think the annoying girl was needed for us to have a better understanding of Ina. She's neglected & invisible at home and desperately tries to make the girl like her so that she can finally have a real friend and fit in with her peers. To the point that she'll ignore her crush just so that her 'friend' will be happy. Only to understand that she was never Ina's real friend and finally gets the guts to push her away, even if it means she gets shunned by the rest of her classmates. We see the development of a pushover who's afraid of getting hurt to a stronger person that can stand her ground.