AexyMauve

I really did not like Fujoshi Ukkari. As a part of the LGBTQ+ community, the message that is was trying to convey was executed poorly, instead of being uplifted about my sexuality I was instead felt more scared to come out. But anyways, I agree with you KIETA HATSUKOI is pure fluff which I love.

I do love how they represented my community here <3 Seo Hyun is a great character. Cannot believe though that the writer of this show is the same writer as STRONG WOMAN DO BONG SOON (This show had alot of homophobic and racist scenes and dialogue which made me drop it.)

Happy for ITSAY CONGRATS

As a BL fan and a big fan of Yohan, I'm going to watch this. The only school series I liked School 2013 so I hope this is good. Rooting for our K-BL actors, Kim Kang Min & Choo Young Woo. I hope there's bromance as well.

There were misunderstandings between them but she didn't specify what misunderstanding it was.

Both of them settled and KSH apologized. She didn't want to see KSH collapsing because of her extreme posts. I don't know her new statement is contradicting to her first statement. But I am glad that both parties have settled and I hope the two will move on.

Misunderstandings. Welp, sadly alot of damage has already been done. They could've just settled privately but oh well more power to the ex girlfriend and ksh.

I love Aoki, and Ida so much both are so lovable and kind. I also love Hashimoto, such a sweetheart and I hope we see more of Akkun in the later episodes.

As an LGBTQ+ person, I felt more alienated watching this than being uplifted. The message didn't sit right with me but oh well.

The only couple that I'm not on fence is with Hwa Jeong and Yeong Guk. I would've loved if Hwa Jeong just stayed single but oh well, we couldn't have nice things.

I understand your point, but what irks me is that there's not a single apology from Seon-a and Do-ha like damn.

God damn, Do-ha and Seon-a annoyed me af so much. They didn't even apologize. and the nerve for Seon-a to say "I do not want to apologize" and "I don't resent you anymore." like girl your delusional af.

Well, it's categorized as Shoujo-BL

at that point, I was really bored with the story and there's other korean dramas that took my interest so that's why I dropped this.

Nevertheless and Mine.

Minho's character came out as gay.

Cho Hui is a kind and strong woman. I cried when it's revealed that she has feelings for Hwa Jeong and her mother and brother didn't accept her and even threatened that she will be locked up in a mental institution just because she has feelings for the same sex, and when she said the line "How is loving someone an illness?" broke me into pieces. I relate to her, because I'm part of the LGBTQ+ community aswell and my father didn't accept me and called me a disease, abnormal and many more horrid stuff. At first, I agreed with my father and I thought that I was abnormal and I hated myself but as time goes by, I knew that my father was wrong and started to understand myself better. I wished I was strong like Cho Hui in the past. <3 What a powerful scene and a great korean drama overall. I hope the last two episodes will end in a happy tone <3

Sadly, I agree but I still have hope because korean dramas like Nevertheless, Mine & Yumi's cells have positive endings for LGBTQ+ characters.

Well, of course the only LGBTQ+ character has a sad arc and storyline. I know it's realistic and touching but I hope she gets a happy ending, I'm so done with openly LGBTQ+ characters getting sad endings. :(

Loved the first episode, Aoki and Ida already have great chemistry with eachother. I also like Hashimoto & Aida so far.