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Lol the comments here are quite intense. Regardless, I'm glad I decided to watch this season, because I'm really enjoying it. I'm not surprised there's less action, because I doubt a short season could have handled any more story lines, and it makes sense that it's become more focused. Can't wait till the next episode!

Same, he was such a stand out and pretty much the only reason I kept watching that drama 😅 In the final episodes I just skipped to his parts.

I really like it too! I'm in no rush for her to regain her memories because we get all these moments!

I was thinking the same thing with the military... unless they mean he actually worked in the military? But that would be weird, too, timing-wise. The doctors might have got their gossip mixed up, I guess 😅

My guess is that the kid is the reason he's become a crossing guard... like, maybe he hit the kid with his van or something.

You speak truth, my friend 😌

He's such a good egg! I hope he gets the happiest of endings

Since that journalist often works for Hanbada, I wonder if he was tipped off by the boss, Han Seonyoung...

True! I guess these kinds of parents do exist, but I'd like to think most would be like yourself and end up prioritizing their child's safety 😅

Yeah, I was exaggerating because internet lol. Although I do question parents who would let their kids out alone past 10 being that worried...

Gosh, this episode really made me cry, I felt so, so bad for those children 😭 The theft of childhood was definitely the only crime in this case.

I never would have realised without your comment, I'm slow, too 😭😭

Same. It's like report, block, repeat.

Yep

I know I shouldn't be surprised by people being gross, but yeah?

I think I can understand your view that painting a rosy picture of what might not be a rosy situation can be unsettling (although I don't know enough to comment on Korea itself). But, there really is something to showing aspirational representation in media, e.g., Dennis Haysbert as a black president and Will & Grace demonstrating a public gay kiss. When people are able to see something and see it being accepted or unquestioned, they are more likely to come to accept it themselves, because it becomes normalised. Also, relying on public displays by LGBT+ people themselves to increase tolerance and acceptance means they have to continually put themselves at risk - displaying such scenes on TV or in movies comes at much less of a risk.

Moreover, for those who face discrimination, it can be difficult only seeing themselves represented in media that is sad or depressing (and a lot of LGBT+ media is incredibly depressing). Why can't they have nice things, too?

Interesting that a drama that espouses acceptance and anti-discrimination is getting some of these comments... And by interesting, I mean gross.

I totally agree, and I feel passionately Team Yumi. She's not a perfect person, because no one is, but in this season she worked hard and strove to achieve her dreams and a sense of happiness that ended up coming from internal, not external, factors. Bring on season 3!

Wow thanks for sharing!

I agree with this. I don't think it's evil not to want to have a baby, and she only had WYW because WYW's dad persuaded her. They, as adults, both knew what would happen