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I wish I had met someone like Yoon Dam when I was younger 💕 Such a well-written character!

Tae-seo and Eun-a are basically a mirror of my life, and honestly, if K-dramas are starting to look as depressed as my actual reality, something is definitely broken. I’m out here stuck in a loop with a guy who barely texts, then pops up with excuses so wild that Eun-a’s flight to Hawaii actually starts to sound like a reasonable excuse to break up.

If I see that pen one more time I'm gonna punch the screen.

Another (beautiful) trip to K-trauma land… yet everything gets rushed at the end, as usual. What is it with this trend lately? Episodes 1–10: absolutely nothing happens. Then suddenly the last two episodes try to cram everything in.😩

I feel like they framed it the wrong way. It’s believable that someone in their teens might have no real experience with relationships or commitment and end up breaking up with someone they love on a whim. (also considering the FL's family background). But the real issue is the transition into adulthood… Both her and the ML are hard to relate to, and their rekindled romance doesn’t make much sense.

Glad I'm not the only one who struggled with her scenes... They were absolutely useless plot-wise 🥲

Honestly the best drama I’ve watched in forever. So relatable and touching on deep themes. The ML is a whole green forest — I wish I could meet someone like him in real life.

idc if it's not peak cinematography, it felt like floating on a fluffy pink cloud for 10 hours and I loved it lol

I’ve never seen a duo more dedicated to testing my patience than this FL and SML LOL

I watched this show bc I love the lead actors. The premise was interesting, but I think the plot went south halfway through the show. And what’s with the SFL? They really dragged out her storyline way too much. I completely lost interest at some point and ended up watching it at 1.5x speed 😅

Am I the only one who can't stand Se Jin's character? 🤔🫣