Yeah...this is ok, but not at all gripping. It's taken me a week to get through three episodes because it seems unfocused/slow somehow, so I pause and put it off til the next day.
My god, the successful author's home has one of the ugliest interiors I've ever seen.
Motherfuckers have no lives. "An actress used a stand-in to drink tea in a lighting design session! SCANDAL!"
I'm increasingly suspicious that PR teams gin up these stupid "controversies," and that Lily Alice, whoever or whatever she is, spreads intricate summaries of them, as part of an overall marketing plan under the truism that "Any publicity is good publicity." Morons by the millions will watch this show to dissect the tea drinking scene and pore over paused images of the fight scenes, looking for blurred faces. lol
First of all, you're the problem.Second of all, if you're not following this case, why are you reading this article…
Ways in which you are the problem:
1. Your tossing the lame ass-covering word "allegedly" into your comments while approaching the topic as if the accused is guilty, the lame "I have no opinion one way or the other" BS notwithstanding. 2. Insinuating that because the bogus accusations involve a "dead person," established facts should be ignored. 3. Over the 15 months after the story blew up, it has become clear that the "dead person's" family is lying, and a notorious Youtuber who is now in jail invented all manner of BS, including AI-produced voice recordings of the "dead person." Yet, you couldn't be bothered to look any of this up before commenting, even though the information is all over the Internet. 4. You used the slippery-slimy, "I don't really know what I'm talking about, but I'm going to talk about it anyway," excuse to repeat the slander against the actor, that "... it involves a dead person who he allegedly had a relationship with when she was a minor..." when it's been apparent for months that there is no ALLEGEDLY about it; the relationship did not begin until she was 18. 5. In so doing, you are feeding the old Knetz suicide machine that keeps celebrities under suspicion long after they've been proven not to have done something of which they were once accused, or have long ago paid their debt to society.
Soon, you'll be saying, "Well, they SAY KSH didn't date her until she was 18, but you know, where there's smoke there's fire," or "Their age gap is gross," or "They SAY the Youtuber invented that recording using AI, but it sure does sound like her," or "Some people say the family is lying, but why would they do that?," etc.
Any other questions?
Passive-aggressively trashing celebrities online, which frequently leads to their suicide, doesn't make you look cool.
Episodes 1 & 2: I was a bit bored late in episode 1, but things are heating up now.
It seems a bit much that after just one written assignment, the professor was immediately captivated by the student and ready to take him under his wing.
Intrigued? Sure. Hopeful? Sure. Offering one-on-one instruction at that point? Nah.
That process needed more time to make it believable.
I agreed with your comment until the "...all kinds of sexual predators and offenders..." part.Please share…
Oh, you poor victimized thing. Someone was mean to you in comments on MDL. How will you live?
What part of "... LKY was later cleared of all charges by the Korean Supreme Court..." do you not understand? The charges themselves are no longer a part of the official record, because they should never have been made in the first place.
But, see, it's so important to you to rag on a celebrity that you came back for more, then went into a "poor me" rant about how meeeeeeeeean I've been to you.
Well, look at how meeeeeeeean you're being to LKY, harping on 22-year-old charges that were deemed bogus by the freaking Supreme Court.
Gee, it almost seems like you're "bullying" him. How many other celebs have you bullied? How many of them later died by suicide?
I'm impressed so far. These two are exceptionally cute together. Let's face it, the basic story has been done a hundred times before, with everything from nosy, confessing Japanese schoolgirls to the obligatory trip/fall/catch, but the acting and production are good, and the leads have nice chemistry.
Ima keep on watching.
Instead of endlessly cooing and pursuing homosexual boys, these schoolgirls really ought to focus on their studies.
“Two people like us could never make it work, Becausethe things I want to throw away,he wants to carry.“I…
He won't heal until he accepts the fact that he is wounded. Can you imagine Itsuki doing that? Can you imagine him asking for help? Why would he, when he thinks he has a clear-headed view of reality?
Consider how he tossed off the revelation regarding his stepfather's actions as if he were telling us he once went to the beach. He doesn't have the slightest grasp of how messed up his head is (how could it not be, given his past?), so he repeatedly acts out, injuring people right and left, then concludes that his victims, not he, are the deluded ones.
His arrogance is both a weapon and a shield. He uses it to injure others, which drives them away, which protects him from intimacy, likely because after his horrendous childhood he trusts no one and is incapable of forming healthy relationships. He is not responsible for his injuries, but it is on him to recognize them and get help.
Sadly, I believe the future Itsuki will end up as a suicide, a tropical fish that can't take the heat of the world in which he was placed, gone belly-up as a result. On this matter, the script was not subtle.
This may seem a small thing to most, but not to me: Near the end, Yuma asked Itsuki if, knowing what he knows now, he would still date him when they first met. This, after making clear that he, Yuma, even knowing all he knows now, would still date Itsuki.
It would have cost Itsuki NOTHING to say, "You are a wonderful and loving person. I have gained so much experience through our time together, and I am thankful for it. Among the drama, we made some nice memories. Of course, I would date you."
Itsuki doesn't have to mean it, but sometimes, in situations where telling the truth as we see it will change nothing and would cause pain to another person, kind people tell white lies. Arrogant child that he is, Itsuki thinks pronouncing his personal views as if they are written in stone from Mt. Sinai is always the best thing to do, consequences be damned.
And so, he was able to get in one last, painful shot at Yuma before departing. The only good that came from that moment was that it was a useful reminder to Yuma of how deeply Itsuki could wound him with his big mouth, and that their breakup was really for the best.
I agreed with your comment until the "...all kinds of sexual predators and offenders..." part.Please share…
She was a 17-year-old PROSTITUTE who lied about her age and was fine with the transaction until her payment, in the form of an acting gig, didn't materialize..
And, conveniently, you ignored the most important part: "...LKY was later cleared of all charges by the Korean Supreme Court. Meaning he's not a "predator" nor an "offender,"..." You seem a tad dense, so I'll elaborate: When someone is "cleared of all charges," especially by the Supreme Court, the charges are expunged from the record, meaning LKY should never have been charged in the first place; the charges don't exist except in your mind.
What exactly are you holding onto here? Why is it so important to you that someone who was wrongly accused and later exonerated by the highest court in the land, continue to be treated as a criminal?
Are you butt-hurt he didn't kill himself so you could put another notch in your keyboard? Your attitude is a prime example of the shameless Killer Knetz mentality.
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Having finished episode 3, I can report that things are NOT heating up.
I've considered dropping the show multiple times.
I just finished episode 3 and am hoping things will pick up soon. lol
8/10 is not underrated.
Given how slow and unfocused it is, it is overrated by at least a full point.
It's taken me a week to get through three episodes because it seems unfocused/slow somehow, so I pause and put it off til the next day.
My god, the successful author's home has one of the ugliest interiors I've ever seen.
Yes, Lily Alice is full of Malice.
Sorry for the misspelling. :)
I tend to favor "Lily Phallus," myself. ;D
"An actress used a stand-in to drink tea in a lighting design session! SCANDAL!"
I'm increasingly suspicious that PR teams gin up these stupid "controversies," and that Lily Alice, whoever or whatever she is, spreads intricate summaries of them, as part of an overall marketing plan under the truism that "Any publicity is good publicity."
Morons by the millions will watch this show to dissect the tea drinking scene and pore over paused images of the fight scenes, looking for blurred faces. lol
1. Your tossing the lame ass-covering word "allegedly" into your comments while approaching the topic as if the accused is guilty, the lame "I have no opinion one way or the other" BS notwithstanding.
2. Insinuating that because the bogus accusations involve a "dead person," established facts should be ignored.
3. Over the 15 months after the story blew up, it has become clear that the "dead person's" family is lying, and a notorious Youtuber who is now in jail invented all manner of BS, including AI-produced voice recordings of the "dead person." Yet, you couldn't be bothered to look any of this up before commenting, even though the information is all over the Internet.
4. You used the slippery-slimy, "I don't really know what I'm talking about, but I'm going to talk about it anyway," excuse to repeat the slander against the actor, that "... it involves a dead person who he allegedly had a relationship with when she was a minor..." when it's been apparent for months that there is no ALLEGEDLY about it; the relationship did not begin until she was 18.
5. In so doing, you are feeding the old Knetz suicide machine that keeps celebrities under suspicion long after they've been proven not to have done something of which they were once accused, or have long ago paid their debt to society.
Soon, you'll be saying, "Well, they SAY KSH didn't date her until she was 18, but you know, where there's smoke there's fire," or "Their age gap is gross," or "They SAY the Youtuber invented that recording using AI, but it sure does sound like her," or "Some people say the family is lying, but why would they do that?," etc.
Any other questions?
Passive-aggressively trashing celebrities online, which frequently leads to their suicide, doesn't make you look cool.
Nice screen name. :)
I was a bit bored late in episode 1, but things are heating up now.
It seems a bit much that after just one written assignment, the professor was immediately captivated by the student and ready to take him under his wing.
Intrigued? Sure.
Hopeful? Sure.
Offering one-on-one instruction at that point?
Nah.
That process needed more time to make it believable.
Someone was mean to you in comments on MDL.
How will you live?
What part of "... LKY was later cleared of all charges by the Korean Supreme Court..." do you not understand?
The charges themselves are no longer a part of the official record, because they should never have been made in the first place.
But, see, it's so important to you to rag on a celebrity that you came back for more, then went into a "poor me" rant about how meeeeeeeeean I've been to you.
Well, look at how meeeeeeeean you're being to LKY, harping on 22-year-old charges that were deemed bogus by the freaking Supreme Court.
Gee, it almost seems like you're "bullying" him.
How many other celebs have you bullied?
How many of them later died by suicide?
Do any of the 38 names on this list look familiar?
https://kisskh.at/list/1drDvBV3
Get over your self-pitying self.
These two are exceptionally cute together.
Let's face it, the basic story has been done a hundred times before, with everything from nosy, confessing Japanese schoolgirls to the obligatory trip/fall/catch, but the acting and production are good, and the leads have nice chemistry.
Ima keep on watching.
Instead of endlessly cooing and pursuing homosexual boys, these schoolgirls really ought to focus on their studies.
Dropped.
A harmless After-School Special-type BL for the baby fujoshis among us.
Releasing at the rate of seven minutes per week, god help us.
Can you imagine Itsuki doing that?
Can you imagine him asking for help?
Why would he, when he thinks he has a clear-headed view of reality?
Consider how he tossed off the revelation regarding his stepfather's actions as if he were telling us he once went to the beach.
He doesn't have the slightest grasp of how messed up his head is (how could it not be, given his past?), so he repeatedly acts out, injuring people right and left, then concludes that his victims, not he, are the deluded ones.
His arrogance is both a weapon and a shield.
He uses it to injure others, which drives them away, which protects him from intimacy, likely because after his horrendous childhood he trusts no one and is incapable of forming healthy relationships.
He is not responsible for his injuries, but it is on him to recognize them and get help.
Sadly, I believe the future Itsuki will end up as a suicide, a tropical fish that can't take the heat of the world in which he was placed, gone belly-up as a result. On this matter, the script was not subtle.
This may seem a small thing to most, but not to me:
Near the end, Yuma asked Itsuki if, knowing what he knows now, he would still date him when they first met. This, after making clear that he, Yuma, even knowing all he knows now, would still date Itsuki.
It would have cost Itsuki NOTHING to say, "You are a wonderful and loving person. I have gained so much experience through our time together, and I am thankful for it. Among the drama, we made some nice memories. Of course, I would date you."
Itsuki doesn't have to mean it, but sometimes, in situations where telling the truth as we see it will change nothing and would cause pain to another person, kind people tell white lies.
Arrogant child that he is, Itsuki thinks pronouncing his personal views as if they are written in stone from Mt. Sinai is always the best thing to do, consequences be damned.
And so, he was able to get in one last, painful shot at Yuma before departing.
The only good that came from that moment was that it was a useful reminder to Yuma of how deeply Itsuki could wound him with his big mouth, and that their breakup was really for the best.
And, conveniently, you ignored the most important part:
"...LKY was later cleared of all charges by the Korean Supreme Court.
Meaning he's not a "predator" nor an "offender,"..."
You seem a tad dense, so I'll elaborate:
When someone is "cleared of all charges," especially by the Supreme Court, the charges are expunged from the record, meaning LKY should never have been charged in the first place; the charges don't exist except in your mind.
What exactly are you holding onto here?
Why is it so important to you that someone who was wrongly accused and later exonerated by the highest court in the land, continue to be treated as a criminal?
Are you butt-hurt he didn't kill himself so you could put another notch in your keyboard?
Your attitude is a prime example of the shameless Killer Knetz mentality.
I repeat: You people are (f**king) crazy.