logikitty

straight up! that shit could not be watched at regular speed

facts

all the phone calls (which just went to CM and HJ), the letters they wrote to each other (when CG's letter was opened up in front of the rest of the people in the quad room by HK), and the end where they lined up and made calls in front of everyone. like it's so awkward to get rejected publicly imo.

I loved the people but didn't totally love the format. the number of times they left the bois embarrassed or humiliated was like too much tbh it was so hard to watch them call someone in front of everyone and it not go through. but it's better than any other dating show I've seen, so props to them for creating it!

I'm at EP 9 and losing my mind. I knew it, but i just needed to know for sure. wowwww Taiwan never fails with these queer shows!!

thank you so much for this comment! I definitely know that Western cultures are really strict and narrow about how to respect people w pronouns and whatnot. knowing more about how the translators were thinking and how Mandarin functions with pronouns is incredibly helpful!

who else loves the sheer amount of cheesy campyness of this show?

that baby was a box lmao

watched it at 1.5x speed and i was still in agony oml who is paying to produce this and screenwriting for this

still hella mad/sad that eun chan and chan gyu are completely ignored by everyone. i wish people could give chan gyu a chance - yes, he's introverted and sensitive but he's mature and thoughtful as well? maybe he "doesn't have the looks" but does everyone have to look a certain way? it's super annoying. and eun chan - apparently he's relegated to the peanut gallery at this point which is also disappointing. i wish people would give him a chance, too

their friendship is LITERALLY EVERYTHING.

whats his insta?

i honestly think they edited it together to make it look like he did it on purpose, but i dont think he did tbh

LITERALLY.

completely agree. im really sad that folks didn't pay attention to him at all, but i think his shy nature just wasn't what anyone was looking for.

just finished this (6 years late apparently), and I feel like one of the underlying messages hidden in this show is that people can have entirely different outcomes in life if you change the way you treat them and if you make different choices. it does harp a little bit on the "if you change one thing to a good outcome, a bad outcome must follow" belief - the yin-yang of life - but generally speaking, I really appreciate the commentary on personality and human development. the whole "the past can change the present" thing reminds us all that what we do now can have a long-term outcomes for others, and we ought to be mindful. loved this series, and I'm a tad sad at the ending, but it was brilliant. loved the commentary on corruption and the unchanging landscape of systems. 20 years later and was anything really that different?

sis you'd be better off watching kinn Porsche since you got the sub 💅

which countries has it been released in? so i can try to VPN there lol

literally wtf was this episode???? everything is filler and none of it makes logical sense. how is this even a 6 at this point?

the most accurate and ridiculous explanation of this garbage dumpster on fire