Is this seriously the most iconic K drama of all time?! Because I just watched 25 freaking episodes of a girl who was trying to hard to not fit in get harassed by a misogynist, only to then develop what can only be called Stockholm syndrome because what? he "promised" he was a changed man because of "her love" and then to prove it, became a toxic boyfriend who only regarded her as an object, but we're meant to let all this slide because he had "daddy issues". Seriously was I meant to find the lack of chemistry and harassment cute?! And nobody give me "it was made way back in the day" because that's a really shitty excuse. I can name a million other drama's that do this same shit even today and people say it's "cute" so saying that this is excusable simply because it was made back in like 2009 isn't an argument that should even be used.
Ep 1 was really nice. It stuck to the manga so it was really cool to see the same dialogue being acted out in real life. Not to mention how attractive everyone in the cast is. Anyway, I have a good feeling about this one \(￣︶￣*\)
This is exactly what Im saying , professional help is useless at this point since Fiat already fixed himself.…
While I see what you mean, I think they best way to truly move on for him (and honestly anybody) is to talk those feelings out to someone who can give you professional guidance. You may think you've moved on but you never know if your trauma has lasting effects even after you've come to terms with it. you could suffer from PTSD or maybe you're distancing yourself from others. No one can truly move on by holding their feelings inside them. And I think the best thing for Fiat is to talk to a therapist, or really anyone he truly trusts about the problems he faces. I understand though, that maybe he has truly moved on and that's amazing if he has. Maybe talking his feelings out with Leo did truly make him feel better, in which case, good for him! Once again, I'm just surprised to see the topic of trauma being handled in a relatively realistic way in a Mame novel（＾－＾）
This show is surprisingly realistic. Like I thought that this was gonna be another show filled with cliché characters who's only "flaws" would be being too perfect. but the characters here are actually have a lot of realistic flaws which I appreciate (except for Leo, that man is the definition of perfect but he balances out the chaos of the other characters so it's okay) Also one thing I particularly appreciate is whenever Fiat is crying, Leo never tries to "fix it". I mean that Leo never tries to say things like "it's fine" when it's obviously not and pull that bullshit card of "my love can take all your trauma away". I absolutely hate it when shows give a love interest trauma or put them through traumatic events and then suddenly all of those years of traumatic experiences goes out the window when "their one true love" appears. that's not how trauma works. you can't "fix" a person unless they choose to "fix" themselves, and they only way that's happening is THERAPY. Anyway I'm just surprised that the most healthy relationship I've seen so far came from a Mame novel. It's truly funny how the world works lol.
I finished the manga a few says ago and HOLY CRAP I'M SO EXCITED FOR THIS TO AIR! I really hope that they do the manga justice because these characters literally own my heart (￣︶￣）
This was so beautiful! I read the manga a few weeks ago and when I heard it had been adapted, I admit, I was a tad bit skeptical about how good it would be since my experience with Japanese drama's has been a bit of a hit and miss. However this movie a fantastic! I didn't even realise it was made all the way back in 2015 and I was so surprised that it felt like a new and fresh series. It was nicely paced and gave you this comforting and warm feeling. I truly enjoyed this movie and I if your on the fence about watching it I highly recommend you to watch it because you seriously won't regret it \(￣︶￣*\)
Also I think this movie has just become my new comfort watch :D
I mean, I won't say that I agree, but I will say that they look more natural together than almost any other BL…
Yea I see what you mean. these two definitely have chemistry and it shows. It truly is unfortunate that we've gotten so used to scenes being choregraphed at every move and it definitely takes away from the scene. And there's nothing rude about stating your opinion so don't even worry about it! I actually like it when people show me a different perspective because people might have really valid points! (*^▽^*)
I'm liking this so far but I think it's kinda ridiculous to make people one whole week just for a 10-15 minute episode. Maybe like 2 episodes a week or something? I get that there is only 8 episodes so it would shorten the whole anticipation for it but I really don't wanna wait a whole week just for 10 minutes worth of content. I know it's unfair to compare but even with Light on Me we had 2 episodes per week. Of course I know that's and terrible comparison to make since Light on Me had a lot more episodes and run time but I'm just saying, it would be really nice not to have to wait all week. other than that it's nice so far :)
Does anyone know why so many of the actors left the show?
There was issues with the production companies. The original production company dropped the series and a lot of people didn't even think the series was happening anymore. That meant a lot of the actors left as they had other shows they were filming or they simply didn't want to wait for another production company to pick it up. Another production company has picked it up now and fingers crossed they actually get to release it
I mean, I won't say that I agree, but I will say that they look more natural together than almost any other BL…
I actually agree with you. Maybe I was wrong lmao. When you put it like that it does make more sense now. I think it might be because I've watched way too many series where the intimate scenes are super choregraphed that I've just become used to them. but I get where your coming from, and thanks for telling me（＾－＾）
Om my god I had no idea. In that case I apologize to Mark and I hope they forgive me. I didn't realize that 'gringa' was a derogatory word at all. Once again, I'm super sorry and thank you for educating me
Also one thing I particularly appreciate is whenever Fiat is crying, Leo never tries to "fix it". I mean that Leo never tries to say things like "it's fine" when it's obviously not and pull that bullshit card of "my love can take all your trauma away". I absolutely hate it when shows give a love interest trauma or put them through traumatic events and then suddenly all of those years of traumatic experiences goes out the window when "their one true love" appears. that's not how trauma works. you can't "fix" a person unless they choose to "fix" themselves, and they only way that's happening is THERAPY.
Anyway I'm just surprised that the most healthy relationship I've seen so far came from a Mame novel. It's truly funny how the world works lol.
Also I think this movie has just become my new comfort watch :D
It truly is unfortunate that we've gotten so used to scenes being choregraphed at every move and it definitely takes away from the scene. And there's nothing rude about stating your opinion so don't even worry about it! I actually like it when people show me a different perspective because people might have really valid points! (*^▽^*)