There is a tendency to equate liking a character with a good drama. A good drama can consist of characters you hate, admire, pity, despise, or even fear.
For me, as long as I feel some kind of emotional connection to the characters, it’s worth my time. If I don’t feel that connection, it’s usually a sign the drama just isn’t for me—and that’s totally fine. That said, there are some dramas that have pulled me in on a second try, which just goes to show how much timing and perspective matter.
Your mindset, your headspace, even where you are in life at that moment—all of that plays a big role in how a story hits you. A drama that didn’t click before might suddenly feel meaningful or even hit you right in the feels when you revisit it later. It’s wild how much our experiences shape the way we connect with a show. Sometimes, the right drama shows up at just the right time.
deliver that scene?
For me, as long as I feel some kind of emotional connection to the characters, it’s worth my time. If I don’t feel that connection, it’s usually a sign the drama just isn’t for me—and that’s totally fine. That said, there are some dramas that have pulled me in on a second try, which just goes to show how much timing and perspective matter.
Your mindset, your headspace, even where you are in life at that moment—all of that plays a big role in how a story hits you. A drama that didn’t click before might suddenly feel meaningful or even hit you right in the feels when you revisit it later. It’s wild how much our experiences shape the way we connect with a show. Sometimes, the right drama shows up at just the right time.
all of us here - No.
Anyhoo.. latest quick edit for those on TikTok.. I think this track was made for this scene - https://www.tiktok.com/@silknetstockings/video/7446722279746358535