There has been an uptick in insane sasaeng behavior lately (yes I know they've always been crazy). I'm seeing more and more stories in different areas of K-Culture every day.
What "relationship?" Where is there any supporting info in this article for the idea these two are dating? Why…
Uh. I didn't get any information from Dispatch or MDL's website that I didn't already know. I found out they were dating after their companies already confirmed it. I never saw any pictures or gossip before then.
From your other comments, I know you're the type to insult people and come to all sorts of conclusions all by yourself. You sound so argumentative, and it seems like you're spiraling. You can't even hold a cordial conversation. Not to mention your weird disdain for Koreans, saying things like, "You must be Korean," in a derogatory manner.
I never gave my thoughts on Dispatch's reporting or MDL re-posting them. I responded to one part of your comment, and you freaked out.
Also anyone know what political drama/issue is being covered up? Cause without fail, anytime some politician does…
There's the doctors' strikes as well as the fourth discharge of contaminated water from Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant begins on the 28th... 7,800 tons in 17 days. Koreans are saying the contaminated water from Japan ends up in SK. "Contaminated water discarded by Japan, a nuisance country, ends up in our oceans." So the president is getting a lot of backlash.
I disagree with you about voting based on feelings I think that this is so normal it's okay cause this is why…
I agree people should watch whatever they want if they please but this is the whole point of online ratings.. to let others know about the show. But agree to disagree.
I disagree with you about voting based on feelings I think that this is so normal it's okay cause this is why…
I dislike rating on feelings because it isn't objective. It doesn't help people who want to watch the series. When I said 'happy ending' I meant that there were plot holes that were overlooked for the sake of having a 'happy ending.' There doesn't HAVE to be a sad ending. But it's just too unrealistic that you can have time travel with no plots holes.
Definitely overrated. Too much back and forth. This did not need 16 episodes, AT ALL. We saw the same scenes again and again. Boring. Took too long for the FL to show up. Abrupt ending. I do not understand why so many are rating this show so high. There are billions of plot holes everyone looks over. This concerns time travel, and everything has a happy ending?! I don't think so. I was skipping 10 seconds every time I got the chance. This site must skew very young. Too much voting based on feelings and not material. Twinkling Watermelon having a higher rating than the likes of Weak Hero Class 1 is laughable. 7.5/10.
death's game felt like they were blaming the mc for taking his own life being on trial for it, felt weird like…
What..? That is a myth disproven by various mental health studies. You do not have to have a mental illness to commit suicide. The majority of people who commit do it because they have a mental illness. True. However, there are also people who do not have mental illness who commit. You could just look it up instead of making yourself look like a fool.
Many individuals with mental illness are not affected by suicidal thoughts, and not all people who attempt or die by suicide have a mental illness. Relationship problems and other life stressors such as criminal/legal matters, persecution, eviction/loss of home, death of a loved one, a devastating or debilitating illness, trauma, sexual abuse, rejection, and recent or impending crises are also associated with suicidal thoughts and attempts.
On top of that, there are assisted (legal) suicides. Are stage 4 cancer patients who opt for assisted suicide mentally ill? What about people who become paralyzed due to an accident and opt for assisted suicide? Are these not situations and events that can change someone's viewpoint on living?
You're making a very broad claim by saying committing suicide = mental illness. Good luck proving that.
I feel like people who dislike this because it's 'blaming the people who commit' are missing the point. You don't need mental illness to commit suicide. You don't need to be depressed. It can take one situation or event to occur for someone to feel like their life is over. You don't know that the MC has mental health issues, so stop projecting. It's the MC who saw that man die, which changed the course of his life. He even says it in the first episode: "Looking back, the reason I'm standing here is that man from seven years ago." HE SAID: "Death is merely a means of ending the pain I'm in." That's the LAST THING he said before he died. So how can you say that Death (the character) was blaming him or just saying 'be grateful'? That's not what happened. Death was insulted by the MC's viewpoint of death being easy. That's the whole point of Death punishing him. Saying 'death is not easy' is not guilt-tripping. The multiple lives give the MC a broader perspective of the world when he thought his not being able to get a job was the end of the world. After his first death, Death asks him, "How did it feel to die again?" and he says, "It was bearable," yet by the end of the show, he's clinging on to life. Of course, we have to see the perspective of his loved ones in the show, but that's more for emotional effect than it is for a 'be grateful' effect. How could we pass up seeing how MC's death affected them? I have depression, and even I know that if I ever left the world, the people that I left behind would be sad. Clearly, the MC didn't know that. But it's not just about them. Death has a rippling effect even on people you don't know and even complete bystanders. The MC himself had his life changed seeing another man's dead body, and that's what enabled him to take his life in the first place. The psychopathic serial killer started killing after seeing his first dead body, for crying out loud! The strangers who went to the police detective's funeral. The justice that was gained through death. The death that was just laughter for someone. The multiple deaths that resulted in parents losing their children. This is the devastating aftermath of DEATH. How DEATH impacts people. Not JUST suicide.
death's game felt like they were blaming the mc for taking his own life being on trial for it, felt weird like…
Well.. you can take your own life without having a mental illness. Situations and events can influence someone to take their own life. I don't think they were approaching it as if the MC in Death's Game had a mental illness.
From your other comments, I know you're the type to insult people and come to all sorts of conclusions all by yourself. You sound so argumentative, and it seems like you're spiraling. You can't even hold a cordial conversation. Not to mention your weird disdain for Koreans, saying things like, "You must be Korean," in a derogatory manner.
I never gave my thoughts on Dispatch's reporting or MDL re-posting them. I responded to one part of your comment, and you freaked out.
Calm the fuck down and get some help, weirdo.
When I said 'happy ending' I meant that there were plot holes that were overlooked for the sake of having a 'happy ending.'
There doesn't HAVE to be a sad ending. But it's just too unrealistic that you can have time travel with no plots holes.
We saw the same scenes again and again. Boring.
Took too long for the FL to show up.
Abrupt ending.
I do not understand why so many are rating this show so high.
There are billions of plot holes everyone looks over. This concerns time travel, and everything has a happy ending?! I don't think so.
I was skipping 10 seconds every time I got the chance.
This site must skew very young. Too much voting based on feelings and not material.
Twinkling Watermelon having a higher rating than the likes of Weak Hero Class 1 is laughable.
7.5/10.
The majority of people who commit do it because they have a mental illness.
True.
However, there are also people who do not have mental illness who commit.
You could just look it up instead of making yourself look like a fool.
Many individuals with mental illness are not affected by suicidal thoughts, and not all people who attempt or die by suicide have a mental illness. Relationship problems and other life stressors such as criminal/legal matters, persecution, eviction/loss of home, death of a loved one, a devastating or debilitating illness, trauma, sexual abuse, rejection, and recent or impending crises are also associated with suicidal thoughts and attempts.
On top of that, there are assisted (legal) suicides.
Are stage 4 cancer patients who opt for assisted suicide mentally ill?
What about people who become paralyzed due to an accident and opt for assisted suicide?
Are these not situations and events that can change someone's viewpoint on living?
You're making a very broad claim by saying committing suicide = mental illness.
Good luck proving that.
You don't need mental illness to commit suicide. You don't need to be depressed.
It can take one situation or event to occur for someone to feel like their life is over.
You don't know that the MC has mental health issues, so stop projecting.
It's the MC who saw that man die, which changed the course of his life.
He even says it in the first episode: "Looking back, the reason I'm standing here is that man from seven years ago."
HE SAID: "Death is merely a means of ending the pain I'm in."
That's the LAST THING he said before he died.
So how can you say that Death (the character) was blaming him or just saying 'be grateful'?
That's not what happened.
Death was insulted by the MC's viewpoint of death being easy.
That's the whole point of Death punishing him.
Saying 'death is not easy' is not guilt-tripping.
The multiple lives give the MC a broader perspective of the world when he thought his not being able to get a job was the end of the world.
After his first death, Death asks him, "How did it feel to die again?" and he says, "It was bearable," yet by the end of the show, he's clinging on to life.
Of course, we have to see the perspective of his loved ones in the show, but that's more for emotional effect than it is for a 'be grateful' effect. How could we pass up seeing how MC's death affected them?
I have depression, and even I know that if I ever left the world, the people that I left behind would be sad.
Clearly, the MC didn't know that.
But it's not just about them.
Death has a rippling effect even on people you don't know and even complete bystanders. The MC himself had his life changed seeing another man's dead body, and that's what enabled him to take his life in the first place.
The psychopathic serial killer started killing after seeing his first dead body, for crying out loud!
The strangers who went to the police detective's funeral. The justice that was gained through death. The death that was just laughter for someone. The multiple deaths that resulted in parents losing their children.
This is the devastating aftermath of DEATH. How DEATH impacts people. Not JUST suicide.
Situations and events can influence someone to take their own life.
I don't think they were approaching it as if the MC in Death's Game had a mental illness.