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Replying to ShotaSidePart • Apr 24, 2025
Reminded me of 'In the Realm of the Senses' with the leads only caring about their basic instincts, only not as…
Same director, that's why. Also, this is based on novel and 'In the Realm of the Senses' was a true story.
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Replying to criwery • Mar 26, 2025
Title Buried Hearts Spoiler
on ep 1 and can anybody tell me who's this guy s dong? is he just the chairman's fav guy? or something else as…
Yes. Chairman trusts him because he's highly competent.
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Replying to Kamal • Mar 12, 2025
Competition! Too many graduates would be many applicants for a single job opening. So employers use qualifications…
more so in Korea.
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Replying to Kamal • Mar 6, 2025
Competition! Too many graduates would be many applicants for a single job opening. So employers use qualifications…
Yeah. Its like fighting for scraps.
Blue collar jobs are looked down upon. Also, those jobs pay fine when there's a shortage, but the pay is relatively low and low job security compared to a desk job.
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Replying to Cora • Mar 6, 2025
I hope no one will mind if a bit of drool falls here, cuz I'm rewatching the SHOWER SCENE! ;)
Disgusting! Stop objectifying people!
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Replying to Dr 008 • Mar 6, 2025
I dont understand one thing why parents force kids into cram schools even after normal day schools.
Competition!
Too many graduates would be many applicants for a single job opening. So employers use qualifications as pre-review filter. Having good college degree and other achievements become a necessary advantage. Good colleges need high scores with stellar CVs. So cram schools supplement the college exam preparation to achieve the max scores which regular schools don't provide.
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Replying to Kamal • Jan 24, 2025
You're wrong there. She does want him but the trauma from the village people especially from ML's mom is too tough…
the “i dont want you but dont want anyone else to have you” is just her feelings, she has not expressed it to him.
“i dont want you for now” is just string someone along. She mentions in Ep 3 after the break up, that she says that she can't do that if she can't take the responsibility.
"he’s way too much of a simp" - Its not a parasocial or one-sided relationship. Both like each other and share a history. Both mentions each other as saviors.
"she’s hurting him" - well, love hurts as much as it makes you feel good. Also, the SML says a similar thing in Ep 4 after FL leaves her home(motel) after drinking the night before. She replies that he never really loved someone even though he dated. I think same applies to you too.
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On Motel California • Jan 24, 2025
After looking at the comments, I can understand why FL does not want to date ML yet.
People here are behaving like the village folk, making up incorrect statements and ready to bash either ML or FL with filthy words. Only looking at things at a surface level.
Actually, the village folk are better since they can't see everything like we do. People in the comment section see the drama and still misunderstand everything.
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Replying to Ghost203 • Jan 24, 2025
i think 12 episodes is too much it should have been 8 im guessing theres gonna be alot more drama since its 12…
You're wrong there. She does want him but the trauma from the village people especially from ML's mom is too tough for her. Also, she doesn't cling to him. Watch the drama properly.
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Replying to JulySnow2 • Jan 24, 2025
"Seems like a ton of misunderstanding and unexpressed feelings"I haven't started this drama yet, but after What…
what comes after love was very difficult to watch. Fortunately, this is far better. The plot is almost no existence as its a slice of life romance. If you like Lee Se Young then that will make this drama even better. Almost 50% of the scenes are just her emoting, which is amazing. Also, the supporting characters make the scenes even better.
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Replying to ymynym • Jan 15, 2025
how is this drama quality compared to what comes after love?
I would say its very similar.
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On Motel California • Jan 15, 2025
Seems like a ton of misunderstanding and unexpressed feelings, just like 'when the phone rings' drama. The way things are progressing seems like she will either not remain single or just end up with second ML. Please share the spoilers if anyone read the novel or webtoon.
Also, Na In Woo seems to only appear in dramas with FL centric plots and relegated to a sidekick role, only to enhance the FL. Seems extremely similar to FL characters in ML centric plots. Hope he does better roles than just a side kick flower boy.
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Replying to shoco117 • Dec 25, 2024
Mi Hey... I'm thinking that when producers were holding auditions they were thinking where can we find a the most…
Budget! Its cheap to hire new actors.
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Replying to Kamal • Nov 13, 2024
Why though? I understand trash because most korean survival shows are just like that. But low-lifes, why?
Ok. That's why I said hyperbole.
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Replying to Kamal • Nov 13, 2024
Why though? I understand trash because most korean survival shows are just like that. But low-lifes, why?
wow! you really talk in hyperboles. if they really are criminals, not sure why there are no criminal charges or at least some outrage.
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Replying to Kamal • Nov 13, 2024
Why though? I understand trash because most korean survival shows are just like that. But low-lifes, why?
Can you give an example where you felt that the participants are worse than criminals?
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Replying to Kamal • Nov 12, 2024
Why though? I understand trash because most korean survival shows are just like that. But low-lifes, why?
Making judgements without watching? WOW!
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