JMLovesBL

You are so wrong for this comment. Yes, you have the freedom of speech. Yes, beauty is subjective. Yes, this could be rage bait. Yes, I'm still replying. NO! MY JIWON IS NOT UGLY! NO! HIS ACTING IS NOT BAD! He plays the role of a shy, socially awkward ex-gymnastic star quite well. No, I'm not mad.

Just a little over two days left. I shall wait patiently.

HELP. A behind-the-scenes clip just dropped. My jaw did too. It's on the floor now, and I cannot pick it up. If y'all are thinking the wet dream at the start of episode 4 and the kissing at the end wasn't enough, JUST YOU WAIT. We will be drooling. I will be punching the air, rolling on the floor, bawling my eyes out, cursing the wind, wishing I had whatever Jungwoo and Jiwon have.

I nearly dropped this halfway through watching episode 2. Love Class 2 isn't your typical sequel series. The first season barely had anything to do with this story, apart from having the same central idea of a "Love Class" or, more appropriately, Family and Marriage as an elective. I thoroughly enjoyed each love line, especially those of Maru and Minwoo. Somehow, I realized along the way what each couple represented: mental fortitude, emotional aptitude, and physical connection. I won't elaborate, but feel free to reply to this comment if you'd like to know more of my thoughts. This is pretty much just a quick single-paragraph utterance of someone who finished an enjoyable series.

ARGH! I cannot wait for the next episodes. I am now starving. JK. I'm just overdramatic.

After two years, I came back to rewatch this somewhat emotional series. Six episodes were definitely not enough for us to get to know the leads on a personal level, which is most likely why many of us don't understand why Ro Ah acted that way in the finale. Still, I enjoyed seeing their chemistry. Mediocre, but it has one strong point: love is patient.

I don't think I could get enough of Jiwon and Jungwoo. My new obsession. OMG. The last time I felt this way was when I binge-watched Semantic Error. That was roughly two years ago.

Yeoleobun... is it bad that I've already rewatched episodes 3 and 4... uh.. erm... 10 times today???

WE ARE!!!

Yes!!! I am so excited to watch him even for just a quick scene.

RIGHT?! GOSH. AH. Jiwon is living my dream.

A man! Just my type. He knows his being straightforward may have caught Jiwon off-guard. It's only right for Jungwoo to give Jiwon time to think (although we all know Jiwon fell first, LOL!).

No. Please. I would die. It would be too much for me to watch. (Translation: YES YES YES!!!)

I just finished watching episode 4. I tried SO HARD not to start this before all episodes were released. BUTTTT AAGGGHHHH THE VISUALS?! THE CHEMISTRY?! THE PROGRESSION?! I CANNOT HANDLE IT ALL. I think I am just so used to seeing slow-burn romance that this fast-paced story is dragging me by the hair. Not that I'm complaining. I absolutely adore how it's going so far. I almost feel like running 10 laps just out of the energy I got watching the oozing tension between Jiwon and Jungwoo. WE ARE BEING FED SO WELL, BUT I STILL HAVE SO MUCH ROOM FOR MORE!!! A week is gonna feel soooo long now. Please, release all the episodes this instant!!!

SOMEONE HELP. I'M COMBUSTING. I HAVE OVERDOSED ON THE SWEETNESS. SUGAR RUSH IS REAL!!! AAAHHHHHH

I LOLed at this comment! To summarize, Korean producers are now leaning toward dishing out brain-rot-like content to prioritize quantity over quality. I couldn't agree more. BUT. I cannot say that KBL is doomed. Let's give it time. I will still hold space and hope for the likes of Love in the Big City and Love for Love's Sake.

I knew it. It was all too predictable. Did I hate it? Not entirely. I still finished it because Ha Ram captured my heart when Yi Jun lost it. Interestingly, when they dealt us with that ex-returns card, I understood Ha Ram more than Yi Jun. However, I did try to put myself in the latter's shoes. There was a part that felt frustrated in how Yi Jun was so hung up on his past. But a bit of compassion goes a long way. We have different ways of coping. Our level of tolerance for emotional trauma also varies. Some, including me, are more resilient when it comes to overcoming the turmoil of the heart. While others, like Yi Jun, can take months or even years before they can say they've truly moved on. It was comforting to watch Ha Ram stay by his hyung's side, loving him unconditionally. Even when it seemed like there was only a sliver of hope for this aggressive pursuer, he stood firm. May everyone who relates to Yi Jun have someone as patient and understanding as Ha Ram.

Already halfway through the series... a bittersweet feeling, especially since I love how the story has progressed so far. I know I'll hate how short and underfunded this is. Then again, the trope isn't groundbreaking. I'm already talking myself down, convincing my easily attached self that we can always rewatch it when we want to. Heck yeah!

Episode 4. THE episode. I love it!!! They fed me a cute first encounter, a blood-boiling, sad past relationship, a fun date, AND a steamy night. I am bloated now. BUT. I still have room for dessert. Always. The relief and satisfaction I felt after Jun let his guard down? A rare moment when it comes to watching KBLs of this type. The pacing is appropriate given the short runtime. Do I think Jun's sudden change of heart was forced? No. Ha Ram's persistence and genuine love for his sunbae are unmatched. You could see it in how he behaved when they were having ramyeon together that night. Argh. The subtle body language. It was obvious he was trying not to get too carried away and make Jun feel pressured. Love bombing? Not in Ha Ram's vocab. He knows the art of a balanced, aggressive love. He also knows that rushing Jun won't do either of them any good. Ha Ram is not a green flag. He is a forest. And I am a forest ranger.

Not gonna lie, if it were me, I'd already be dating Ha Ram. I love how audacious, straightforward, and open he is. He ticks off a lot of boxes--sometimes even a few nerves. HAHAHA!