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Saying "not everyone is like us" doesn't mean that we have to excuse wrong behavior. It was just a reply to my wondering "how is this possible" and "I don't understand".
Yes, I eventually cut off ties with her. There were other things in her character and behaviour as well, that I didn't approve of. We were something like 13 or 14 at the time.

Thank you for taking the trouble of posting this detailed list. It was an interesting read.
Only one note from me. You say "in the series she is being portrayed as not really wanting to harm anybody". Not really. She wants FL2 to get her husband (with all the violence) AND her cancer. So we cannot say that she means no harm to her!

It will be very satisfying, I promise.

Well said.

I did have a classmate whose mind functioning I couldn't understand. We became friends somehow, and she came to my house and stole stuff from my room - a notebook and some makeup stuff. I saw them when I went to her house. I just took them back, tore the couple of pages she had used from the notebook and left. I mean, 1st of all why steal from her friend, She could have asked and maybe I would have gifted them to her. 2nd did she think I would have never see them? We went to each other's houses, and she also used that notebook at school (it had a distinctive cover). Why would she do that? When questioned, she said she didn't think it was a big deal. I remember telling the story to my mother and my mother told me "Not everyone is like us. Some people have been brought up differently and think differently".

You may be right, who knows. But I really didn't like this drama enough to rewatch any of it, LOL.

He is against animal experimentation but isn't against the use of animal oils. He just thinks that it is unethical to market something as vegan when it is not. But he's not vegan himself. Therefore he might personally buy and use a product with animal oils, but he expects companies to be truthful when they write about their ingredients and practices. Which is what the law says, of course.

I didn't say you said that, no. But you said that women who don't have debilitating pain are rare, a minority, although most of the women I know don't have anything as serious as you describe. A little irritability and headache the day before, something like that, and a wish to stay in bed with cocoa milk and biscuits instead of going out and doing strenuous things.
What you did say was "once you experience the period cramp you wouldn't wish to be a woman.". Somehow implying that period cramps are a deal-breaker: enough to make someone not want to be a woman. Which seems a bit extreme, although some women might feel that way and it's their right to feel as they like, no problem with that, LOL.

Yes, you're right about the electronic code, although that old rooftop apartment didn't seem the type to have modern technology things.
I also didn't get why the gay guy at the office was offended and hurt by the description "man's body with a goddess' soul". Wasn't it an accurate description for someone who is flamboyantly effeminate in his ways (to the point of being a caricature) AND is also a drag queen?
Oh, if we remember earlier episodes, how our ML goes back to the factory at night and everything is open and he can go inside without any problem and see their "secret" forbidden practices. Really?
And a string of other things.

Not all women have menstrual pain, and not all women would wish to be a man.

Same. And how did she get to the office, since all her personal belongings, including wallet etc. had been given to her guardian? No money for taxi.
And when he (in reality she) instructed her (in reality him) to go wait at his home, how did she (in reality he) get there, and get in? We didn't see any keys being exchanged.
And did you understand why on earth he (in reality she) took off his shirt? Totally random. And uncharacteristic, not something that a woman would easily do, even if in a man's body.
And, towards the end, why she (in reality he) was so shy about kissing, when he was the one who initiated it at the party? What happened suddenly?
The drag queen party. Who paid for it? The drag queens? The shoe factory, he (in reality she) out of pocket? Or the company? I got the impression that the company just rode the wave after the success, but they knew nothing about it. Because otherwise there should have been a meeting, a proposal, getting approval, budget etc.
Everything is so sloppy.

Totally depends on where in the planet you live.

Not me. I love and enjoy being a woman. Of course if I lived in Asia, in Africa or in any Muslim country wherever in the world, I might feel very differently.

Bodies get hurt in accidents, not souls.

For me it wasn't because of the FL's character. It was the story, the situations, the way the characters were written. There was much sloppiness. The direction and cinematography are not stellar either.

You've got a point there, LOL.

After the end of ep.11 and reading your comments, I decided not to watch ep.12 until 13 and 14 are available. Where hopefully the hurdle will be resolved.

software old com? What the heck does this have to do with Korean dramas?
I made a google search and it seems to be a company that provides old software.
Either that or the URL is tampered with.

So it's a soul-swapping drama? From what I've seen so far, I very much doubt it will make me forget "Secret Garden".

What? Really? I could barely give it a six.