Noemi

It's preposterous really. YG is his own man and he can decide without all this unwanted drama, DD is an adult too. What gives?!

I know!!! If YG knew that, I wonder how furious he would get...
I mean, doesn't she supposedly know them? Then what in the world was that?! Soo not cool.

It's getting preposterous with DD's parents. YG is his own man and not some pup to be manipulated. It would be hurtful to DD if he gave up after everything they've been through. It would make things worse if AK reveals her identity because of this.
I really want YG to get all his memories back... It wouldn't hurt to have a bit of his 22 year old self spunk too.

Beats me! Maybe it's because my parents actually share a similar age gap (of 17 years)... I don't see why people would be so worked up on this when they're adults.

Hahaha let's just go with the vibe...they're a couple, get real.

Yup I wished there were vids uploaded with subs from those scenes

I did not miss that Perfect and Casual reference in the gym sequence.You literally see the opening with the cafeteria scene where both leads meet for the first time. Loved PAC by the way!

This is for the crowd that are into romcoms. I loved it!

Can't help but laugh at it. It was just some scene they'd revisit later for goodness sake. I'm appalled on how twisted people can be, their mind is in the gutter apparently. That's sick

I wish for the relationship between the leads to be back on track and out of the amnesia trope....52 episodes?????!! I'm thinking on waiting till the airing is done and just go with a classic marathon to finish it

I appreciate the recommendation of a friend. It was really fun to watch!

Good grief, I just had a good laugh, but I promise I'm not laughing at you. You see, my parents share the same age gap and I see nothing weird about it. It works for them and many others. Each couple has their own story and you shouldn't look down on it. They're adults aren't they? This is not math where two plus two equals four.
Peace out.

What do I think?
Well, you get the creepy feeling of the industry, the hypocrisy and impossible standards (preposterous really) that measure human beings...The rest of people get the chance to mess up and try it again quietly when they don't. I do not defend what you shouldn't, but what I don't fully grasp is why is everyone interested in someone's personal life. Not our business, period.
He's trying it again? That's great, even RDJ was given that opportunity with Marvel.

I believed I was the only one who thought that. I've tried it, but it's so cringy and outright eerie. The only ones I managed to watch were for the Korean cast involved. Normally I just drop them without keeping a record.

Yes, from an artistic point of view. I know people who are new to kdramas and this was their first kdrama and they just dropped it because they thought the change was insane.They were too shocked that the cast's personal lives mattered for a production to air. I don't speak for the whole international viewers, but an actor's personal life does not determine me watching a production at all.
It's normal for me to watch a TV series with different seasons where the cast does not disappoint in chemistry even if there are changes, which does happen. It was a given for me...

Thank you for saying that. I also value the talent of an actor as their personal life is not my business.
I'd watch the original version to be honest. They should have released both instead. Right now I'm just dropping it. I couldn't continue watching through that abrupt change.

I see where you're coming from. Yeah, you couldn't have said it any better... It is toxic. I see it with the bullying 24/7 from netizens. They actually believe and feel entitled to do what they do. When I started watching kdramas I always questioned why media involvement and netizen reactions in a fictitious plot would blow out of proportions being malicious or extra with inane topics for the rest of the world... Yeah... where dating is considered a scandal or because you had detention 20 years ago.
Well, on RDJ and other Hollywood stars you get hear them talking about their experience... good or bad, because they don't feel the threat to be ostracized. That's a completely different environment. Actors are seen as that... People earning a living through their performance and you don't make it your business to dig on their private life. That's the paparazzis manhunt from time to time (•‿•)

It's quite possible because this isn't Hollywood we're talking about. Public figures don't get to separate career from private life there. They need to uphold a public persona and such...It's a pretty intense and stressful occupation.
I would watch RWTMR as it was originally made if they would air it. For the time being due to the changes I'll put watching the show on hold. What I focus is plot, the cast's talent and such...
As a viewer, the private life of anyone it's not my business in the end.

No one celebrates mistakes, but I agree with your view on them being people like the rest of us human beings. Healing doesn't come to you by getting even. I know that first hand. I was bullied too by different people, one of them humiliated me in front of a crowd and even if it hurt me a lot back then, the moment I heard something really bad happened to my bully I felt no joy. A decade later the person worked under my leadership....because I offered the position.
The person was flustered because I was the one who approached first. That person said that wasn't a worthy recipient, but what I said was that what happened in the past I had forgotten. What I wanted was someone capable and loyal.
Today we're friends and when that person looks back I give words of encouragement to look forward and not back because I already forgave petty mistakes. You know what? I don't regret that decision . I would not change or avoid or run from hardship if it means I get to contribute in the life of someone.

Well, this is what they released:
https://www.soompi.com/article/1457684wpp/ji-soos-agency-releases-new-statement-regarding-past-school-violence-denies-sexual-violence-accusations