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rated it 8.5 but sure I didnt like the drama 🙄

"Everywhere" lmao are you high or obsessed ? I'm not gonna stop commenting just because you're not happy you weirdo. People are entitled their opinion even when they are different than yours.

I don't care about her opinion, she can think whatever she wants. But calling people "haters" when they disagree ? lol, lets grow up

The show did good, the cast did good, the writer and director did good... But cha eun woo ? He didn't give as much as a naturally talented actor would have been able to give. Saying that someone can't act when they can't act is not hating, y'all throw that word around for no reason.

It was a good watch, the comedy was great and well timed ! Very entertaining !
Too bad Cha Eun Woo's acting ruined it for me at certain times :/
He can't act to save his life and his voice is very flat. It doesn't help that he was surrounded by only good actors and actresses (as it's their job...), but hey, at least we got to see his muscles hehe

That's 100% why, you're right about that. But technically the co writer was not rude the way others were, so she won't lash out on her in a jealoused wife way

people are losers in real life and not everyone wants to write unrealistic men

To their standards he is financially unstable since he doesnt have a fixed full time job I mean. I wouldn't date someone like him either but thats not the point of the story so who cares. He makes her feel good and she has a job that sustains her, she's not looking for financial stability, she just wants to heal. But yeah very controvrsial in SK right now. Which again I understand. Their men are so dangerously misogynistic and conservative, so women don't want men that need to be babies on their screen.

The co writer did not wrong her though

There is a lot of context missing, people are just not too happy about a kdrama with a younger woman taking care (in that specific scene I mean) of an older man without a stable financial life. It's a bit too realistic for them and they probably prefer the unrealistic kdramas with amazing men as lead (that don't exist in real life). I get it. SK women are tired of their mediocre men so then don't want any drama glorifying them + the writter has a habit of writing older men with younger women (both always struggling and struggling older man are not sexy to people haha). But the characters and their stories are written with too much depth to just simplify it as ''a 30yo babying a mediocre 40yo man'' imo. Trying not to spoil it here but ML is having sort of a rebirth in life and FL is someone who gives loves the way she never received it, so that scene was actually beautiful.

That would be out of character for Hye Jin though

Dong man said she would be 14 by now

I'd watch 100 episodes of all of the character's lives unfolding! It it so so so hard to make a drama with so many main characters without making a least one of them boring. But here we are. All of their story is interesting enough that we want to see all of them as muche as possible. Make the episodes 2 hours long.
The Jinman/Miran meeting was an incredible addition to the story.

Right back at you miss 'I throw a tantrum when people critic the drama I like'' xoxo

I was right mind you

''repeatedly'' and I posted only one comment on this section lmaooo
you're the one who camped in my mention when nobody asked you to mind my comment, I'm just taking a page from your book 🫶

You don't sound like someome who find that drama ''very very very good'' lol. Next time don't be so uptight about critics on a non finished kdrama. The signs were there. You just didnt see them.

how the tables have turned

I 100% understand what you mean but in this case this scene doesnt come out of nowhere, the FL's character had been well built when it comes to her wanting to be a nurturing person to do what her mother never did to her that in the end, the scene is not weird. Unfortunately in kdramas, men are always older, when women are older they are literally calmed Noona dramas showing that in SK (and honestly everywhere else) its the norm. Had the ML been younger, would you have prefered it (for that scene alone at least)? I think it would have enhanced the "women in RS are second mother to their men" even more no? we honestly can't win, women do love and nurture men more than they do :/

People are roasting the cardigan scene on twitter 😔 Like I'm sorry, I hate men like the next woman but why expect unrealistic relationships in a slice of life ? thats not your typical government funded kdrama that tries to use writers as a propaganda to have women get married and have children here. talking about ''grown ass man'' as if they're not literally in love and in a relationship. Thats not any grown ass man, that's the man she loves. She wanted to bring him comfort. ''What is she, his mother?''so you are surprise that a woman whose whole storyline revolves around her being abandoned by her mom and wants to love people like her mom never loved her, to the point of writing a script for the man she loved and throwing a rock at a window for the man she loves and whose purpose in life is to be a loving and strong mother, would act like that ? The concept of her creating a cocoon with that cardigan to help him have a rebirth in that scene flew over everyone's head. Is it weird that she does that to a grown man ? no. because some people when they love they LOVE. people are so used to watching kdramas with unrealistic men that they forget that woman are the one that know how to love. Is DM perfect ? nope, but he makes a depressed woman smile and laugh when she is at her lowest. they are literally all trying here