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You know you don't make sense, just because you’re scared of and hate something like sexual expression doesn’t make it right to hurt or scare others through their words or actions. But you won't get it you just have hate in your heart, maybe try being a good person first yourself. No good person justifies hate or hate driven actions

What are you snorting? Who’s out here seriously debating if porn is good or bad? It’s not knocking on your door begging for attention. If you don’t want to watch it, just don’t. It’s not rocket science. And same with that CEO whining and writing hate comments
Maybe he should’ve blocked her
instead of turning it into a whole soap opera. It’s called common sense.

It's the same person with the same bs. It's like they want Seok Ryu to die 🙄

Love next door definitely isn’t perfect, but no matter how much I try, I just keep coming back to it. It’s not even just about the actors - it's the certain scenes that aren’t really about the romance at all, but they stay with me, because I relate to them so deeply. It’s like the show touches something inside me that’s hard to explain, something I am not feeling in other current dramas.
It’s funny, because I know people either really love it or hate it, and maybe that’s part of why it gets to me. There’s always so much to pick apart, like every little detail has something real underneath it. I guess that’s why I can’t let it go. Even with its flaws, it makes me feel things I didn’t expect—things I didn’t realize I needed to feel.

It's not his first time either, if he didn't like it he should have moved on. What kind of person justifies a hate comment?

you guys I'm still on the fence about Fuck and Nam Jayeon's relationship. I know it was supposed to be comedic but can you ever fall for a guy who wrote hundreds of hateful comments towards someone. Like I know he's gonna repent and grovel but how can I ever forget that he has that side? It's so not cute, it's not even trolling he told her to die too?

Oh, but how else will they ever know they’re better than everyone if they don’t tear someone down first? 🤭

She only chose her ex to take her to the hospital probably because he knows her medical history. She still doesn't want anyone to know about her cancer

Haha happens to the best of us

Yess its not just like, "Oh, she’s dying." It’s about all the stuff she went through that finally broke her and made her come back home. It shows how much she dealt with, all the pain that pushed her to leave behind the life she worked so hard for in the States—the life she was living for her mom, who never got that chance. If Seok Ryu could fight through cancer, surgery, and chemo with her fiancé by her side, then whatever made her give up was just everything piling up until she couldn’t take it anymore.

you worried me too, I had to check again

People are so dramatic. She doesn't have cancer rn, I mean she worked for three years after her surgery and chemotherapy in the states. She's probably in remission and this could be just indigestion or stress related. In the preview we see her walking around and getting off a car in the same clothes the same night, like wtf. Rather than the actual disease it's probably the symbolism of how much bsr has trouble communicating her own problems. Who hides their cancer diagnosis, operation, chemotherapy from their own family? Definitely not someone who easily communicate.

Guys please don't listen to this, in ep 1 at 18:42 you can see the date and time May 23, 2024 at 6 pm which is her wedding date and time. You guys can verify that in ep 6. We don't know what the future is going to be with the drama but this timeline theory is absolutely false.

At 18:36 you can literally see them passing each other in the cars please stop believing any theory and stressing yourself. It's a drama after all. It's fine

https://www.instagram.com/_junwoo_han/profilecard/?igsh=czlzNWtjZGdlNzBr

https://www.soompi.com/article/1686969wpp/love-next-door-heads-into-2nd-half-on-no-1-ratings
Hey press is press huh even if it angers some it's still generating buzz 😂
Remember how upset we were at the end of 25 21?

The cancer in the story isn't the main plot; it's a symbol. It represents her unhealthy lifestyle, like relying on too much coffee to cope with work and her habit of not sharing her pain. Somin talked about in the Melon how Seok Ryu is an avoider type of person. The cancer symbolizes the intense pressure she feels to be perfect, especially as the eldest daughter in an Asian family, so her parents won’t worry. It's not just about the cancer; it's about how she hides her true self and her problems so well that no one even knew she had cancer. How sad is that? Even though I don’t like the cancer storyline, I’m hopeful the story will improve.

I didn’t really see it before, but Seok Ryu and Dongjin’s story feels eerily similar. I too was born with a hole in my heart, and even though I had surgery to fix it, that feeling of being broken never really went away. I’m the older daughter in an Asian family, and my brother’s only 14 months younger. The way their mom treats them is almost exactly a mixture of how mine treats me — like I’m too fragile to do anything, but also expected to do everything at once. I’m still not allowed to lift heavy stuff because my mom worries I’ll hurt myself, but somehow, I’m also supposed to handle two degrees and a part-time job. It’s just... a lot. I feel stuck between being too weak and being asked to be too strong at the same time.

Let's ship him back together 😂

I knew from the start that I’d fall in love with Love Next Door because Jung So Min is in it. I mean, it’s Jung So Min! I adore her so much that I have to watch her scenes twice—once to see her, and then I go back to watch everyone else. I honestly can’t take my eyes off her.
And now, I’ve fallen for Jung Hae In and the rest of the cast too. I just really want the story to be worthy of them—something that does justice to all their talent and pulls at our hearts in the best way.

After calming down, I don’t feel as angry or disappointed anymore. There are still eight episodes left, and I’m holding on, hoping the story unfolds beautifully.
I refuse to believe that Seok Ryu has terminal cancer or that we’re heading toward a sad ending. I just can’t accept it. I wish they didn’t go with something as heartbreaking and dark as cancer. It’s almost like it would’ve made more sense if it were an emotional breakdown—something that explains how much pain she’s been carrying alone.

I can’t even be mad at the whole ex-fiancé thing. I mean, up until recently, she still loved him. That’s not easy to let go of. But I’m really hoping she moves on soon and starts remembering the love she had for Seung Hyo.
I just want this drama to be everything Jung So Min deserves—something so beautiful and emotional that it matches her talent and touches our hearts, because she deserves that and more.