this can only be a bot and I'm not discussing with it lol
pretty disgusting the way you talk about women and I think you should do some thinking about life in general. we're all humans and capable of making mistakes and that's all I'm saying.
I kind of understand where you're coming from, but why do you think this is HER fault? yes, she choose to marry Mr. Kim, probably because she loves him and yes, she kind of spoiled him a lot, but STILL. his life is HIS life, he's the one to blame. how come you blame someone who you called ABUSED and DOORMAT? she's definitely trying to get up, but you're saying stuff in a way that is easy to do this. your lack of empathy with her character shows that this is not feminism.
seems to me you're the one who need to think before speak. you don't even know what is a real monster.
this show is one of these hidden gems that I love to watch! unlike a lot of people here in the comment section, I don't dislike Mr. Kim. I know he makes a lot of mistakes but, as I can see, he doesn't have bad intentions - he's just a little dumb and nothing self aware. also, I can already sense he's about to have a breakdown (I just finished the 3rd episode and we can Feel he's not okay).
Mr. Kim is a complex character, just as well as any other character in the show, but he's the male lead, so of course it'll be a long journey for people to emphatize with him. but I know what's to have a bad dad that over protected you and I know he's more like a dad who imposed his beliefs in his son than any other thing. his son seems to have compassion with him (he just can't deal with his father anymore, which is pretty normal at his age), his wife too, but everything Naksu is living is all his fault - his mind is stuck in an antigue mindset that is not really easy to old people to change, so I >>>really<<< hope he has a big character development and learns to be a better person who is more responsable and admits his mistakes.
he's already working on a lot of projects so I doubt it unfortunately
it's a rumor that has been spreading since october last year actually and I didn't know until this month too! Hyunwook was seen with the director of the movie a few times, there's also pictures of them together, and one of the pictures the director shared, was of messages with signatures of the cast and it was seen his signature there... he also was in Mantis wrap up party so there's a big possibility of him being in the cast (I think so)
Honestly, if they ever end up making the 3rd season (which I highly doubt since it's 3 years now) but I kinda…
yes! I do think if they ever make a third season, the plot will probably revolve a little about this soulmate/non-soulmate thing (which, in my opinion, would be interesting! but I also highly doubt a third season will happen)
was super excited to watch a new Dohwan show, but as soon as I saw the trailer and the mention of brain tumor, I was turned off... I don't think I'm doing this anymore... don't know what's happening to drama season this year, but yeah... kinda sad, but I hope I can see him in another show soon enough
he's probably debuting in Attorney Noh Moo Jin!!! a photo of him and Kyungho was released in this drama's set recently, he may appear in a small role? but it's a great start!
there is! but it's not in a convencional way, like, there's no competition, yk? the three of them are really good friends and it doesn't affect the way we see things - at least, for me, it was the first time I saw something good in a love triangle!
today it was released the trailer of the new season of Heartstopper and when I heard a phrase they use there, I instantly thought about Love Next Door...
"sometimes, people need more support than a person can give" can pretty much sum it up this whole drama for me, even if we're not in the end yet.
I can feel that this is the big message they're trying to give - at least I feel so - and I hope they can show this through the next episodes!
Nah they kept saying it's a healing romance that it's more than romance it's about family and friendship..watch…
I think is not a spoiler because the whole drama talks about mental health, so it's a theme that can make people think twice before watching it! and about depression, I think it can be seen as a "we don't know who has depression, but we know someone has" and then people can distinguish if they want to watch it or not. anyways, I'm excited for what is to come tooo, I hope there're more happy scenes. Haein already said that from the next episode until the 16th is gonna be happy, right? counting the days until 11th episode then!
Nah they kept saying it's a healing romance that it's more than romance it's about family and friendship..watch…
no! I don't think it's the drama fault too but maybe in the promos? I've seen a lot of people stop watching after struggling with Seokryu's illness and I can only say is a shame because it's a really good drama, but I cannot count how many people was disappointed with this misleading info that it would be a light drama, yk? it's not a problem for me, but as I said, maybe it could be more clear! but I get your point, really!
Nah they kept saying it's a healing romance that it's more than romance it's about family and friendship..watch…
that's cool that they said this in the interviews, but a lot of people do not watch interviews before watching a drama... I love that they keep saying this and I thank you for sharing the interviews, but I remain saying that we should probably put the tag about mental health and depression as this can be a trigger for some people, yk? me, myself spent the whole weekend crying over this drama and I kind of not expected LND to be this profound (I love when they bring profound themes, but much more people can expect to watch something light and that's reallyyyy not it!) but again, thank you for sharing the interviews, even with the seconds, so precisely!
Nah they kept saying it's a healing romance that it's more than romance it's about family and friendship..watch…
yeah, I know, but healing can be hard and this definitely is not said in a Big note.. it's not difficult to say the themes involved and I don't think they have mentioned this is about mental health a single time?
pretty disgusting the way you talk about women and I think you should do some thinking about life in general. we're all humans and capable of making mistakes and that's all I'm saying.
seems to me you're the one who need to think before speak. you don't even know what is a real monster.
Mr. Kim is a complex character, just as well as any other character in the show, but he's the male lead, so of course it'll be a long journey for people to emphatize with him. but I know what's to have a bad dad that over protected you and I know he's more like a dad who imposed his beliefs in his son than any other thing. his son seems to have compassion with him (he just can't deal with his father anymore, which is pretty normal at his age), his wife too, but everything Naksu is living is all his fault - his mind is stuck in an antigue mindset that is not really easy to old people to change, so I >>>really<<< hope he has a big character development and learns to be a better person who is more responsable and admits his mistakes.
"sometimes, people need more support than a person can give" can pretty much sum it up this whole drama for me, even if we're not in the end yet.
I can feel that this is the big message they're trying to give - at least I feel so - and I hope they can show this through the next episodes!