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Damn I feel really bad for Song Ah, I can relate so much with having a mother who is basically like your child and doesn't want you to have a life apart from her. It really is emotionally draining because on the one hand you just want to separate from her but on the other hand you can't stop worrying about her.

On another note I found the kiss between leads quite awkward haha but that is how it can be in reality, nothing is perfect :")

Those 3 coworkers sharing their theories about Song Ah and Hyun-Seoung was hilarious
? I am glad they didn't "out" them to the whole office, it shows they care about them

Episode 13 became for me the "try not to cringe challenge" lol

lol the part when Tine is so stressed he can't sleep and Sarawat just turns around like "bye this ain't my problem"... wtf has this show become ?

I get what you are saying, he does have low self esteem. However, back in the previous episodes he seemed to be more lively/playful and wasn't so quiet. Now I feel like he stays silent and waits for Sarawat to speak for him :/

Damn, Tine used to be my fave character. Now it's painful to watch how he can't even stand up for himself - the writers ruined him for me.
I used to watch the episodes several times while waiting for the new ones, but for the last several ones I don't even care anymore :( Such a shame.

OMG Thank youu!!

Sadly it says it is not licensed for my country, but thank you :)

Has anyone found the first episode with English subtitles yet? :)

Thank you so much for writing this. White Christmas is one of my favorite dramas, even watching it the second time made me as excited as the first. I will definitely be listening to that OST playlist. Can't wait to read the next article :)

I really hope your comment is ironic because even though okay yes it would not work in Korea, the idea is interesting and the author put her time and effort into writing this, why be so rude?

Maybe it seems unrealistic to me because at my previous schools if any guy even touched a girl, there would be another 10 standing up for her. Idk maybe a difference in cultures because here it would not be a common occurrence at all

One thing i don't understand is how could everyone just stand there when the "mop" guy was assaulting Mi Rae?? Like even if he is their senior how could they just watch, especially since there was a whole group of guys watching, like at least report it to someone wtf. But i guess that's dramaland for you, gotta make it dramatic lmao

I was thinking the same lmao. When people use random Korean words when speaking English or whatever language, i find it so cringey... Especially words like "oppa" and "saranghae" ugh

The cast looks great, the only problem I have is that the synopsis suggests a geeky girl is not beautiful :')

I'd like to visit Osaka in Japan or Incheon in South Korea :)

So far the plot is pretty simple, but the leads make you so invested its hard to stop watching. It also brings up a lot of important issues about women in the workplace. I agree with @Major though, it is torture to wait for new episodes so you might wanna wait until its completed :")

Joon Hee's smile is absolutely stunning, not to mention how can he be so cute yet manly at the same time

P.S. If anyone would like to cry with me over this drama you're very welcome to send a message, I need emotional support :")

I think #1 is slowly changing especially in recent korean dramas, but it still gives me flashbacks to those dramas (espcially with park shin hye) where the girl would look terrified of being kissed. A definite turn off :/

I would also add the hospital/company politics plot they often add in dramas which is quite unnecessary. I find it completely uninteresting.

I think he was like the safe option, he was good at finding their soft spots, and yeah at first i wasn't a fan of Ji Hye but tbh at the end i felt bad for her :/ She fell for him hard