A person on Instagram explained the golf ball scene. "It’s a scene that shows how low Chu Sang Ah has to…
Thanks for the explanation. It rubbed me the wrong way when I saw it- I hate seeing women in dramas get treated like that. Not to mention I think Sang-Ah has so much potential as a protagonist. She is interesting, but a little frustrating so far...
To me, Sang-Ah has been humiliated and traumatized MORE than enough to me. When I watch scenes, I like to see or figure out if it represents something or has some level of importance somehow. Is there an actual point to the scene that I just happened to miss somehow (it made me cringe, more than anything), or was it there just to drag Sang-Ah through the mud even further? Is she afraid of Yang-Mi or something? This is exactly what I'm thinking about.
You've been trying to bait me into a fight for weeks. What do you want from me? What did I EVER do to you? Do…
Ha, "selective dementia"! 😂 Good term to use. I hope I don't lose access to this thread when I block Kara. Blocking on MDL is like... strict. Can't see nothing once you do. Better for my mental health anyway.
There have been plenty of k-dramas I can think of with a morally grey and/or villainous cast of characters, old…
Hi Sue! For me, here are the sources I've found for free!
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Either bisexual or a lesbian, I wish the writer would confirm this... 💀 but I guess it's left up to interpretation.
That was episode 1, and it was brief. She didn't seem too into it at all if you replay it lol
Aside from the few "romantic" scenes we get... they seem like a "show window" couple - perfect on the outside, messed up on the inside. It hurts. They have chemistry. But I also ship Sang-Ah with Jung-Won 😭
Oh and I know a lot of ppl want the biatch to die in the end but if it doesn’t end with her getting a beating…
I like tragedy, okay? 😭 Melodramas are one of my favorite types of k-dramas (even if they break my heart.) But for Hwa-Young? She absolutely deserves life in prison. Or a mental hospital. Her dying would be disappointing.
Though, in recent years, I'm more open to bittersweet/open endings rather than tragic ones. No repeat of I'm Sorry I Love You's ending. That was... heavy 😳
Either bisexual or a lesbian, I wish the writer would confirm this... 💀 but I guess it's left up to interpretation.
I don't think Tae-Seop is lying, they don't seem to have a loving or warm marriage at all. It was a marriage of convenience, as we know. But he might have genuine feelings for her. Sang-Ah? I think it's the opposite for her.
You've been trying to bait me into a fight for weeks. What do you want from me? What did I EVER do to you? Do…
Ah, I understand. I think you're right. It's better to ignore her than fuel her, since attention & time wasting is what she wants. Let me protect my peace. 😁
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goplay.su (a lot of older dramas are here in high quality)
asiaflix.net
dramacool.lat
kisskh.co (some dramas are here, some are not)
onetouchtv.xyz (a little confusing to use, but I recommend it anyway)
Aside from the few "romantic" scenes we get... they seem like a "show window" couple - perfect on the outside, messed up on the inside. It hurts. They have chemistry. But I also ship Sang-Ah with Jung-Won 😭
I highly recommend it, the ending is so heartbreaking, but the music, actors, and directing are all amazing!
Though, in recent years, I'm more open to bittersweet/open endings rather than tragic ones. No repeat of I'm Sorry I Love You's ending. That was... heavy 😳