uuuuh so boring this comment. Every drama is different, you're always arguing about everything. If you don't like…
NOT ALL SERIES HAVE A HAPPY ENDING. Do you understand? There are dramas that do justice and even offer a moral and are also profound to watch, but don't make this poor post so heavy. It's exasperating, I don't even know how old you are but you should be mature enough to understand what's right from wrong and that's it. Literally two people who make this post so heavy. Enough. It would have been enough to just say "I honestly don't like this drama, I think I'll abandon it" simple as that. You've only just watched a drama and you don't even know the slightest bit what I saw in terms of content, perhaps even worse than you can imagine. I gave it high ratings, of course, but I obviously condemn it. This means knowing how to criticize a series or a film, without moralism and critical analysis. Here there is everything except critical analysis of a series that isn't even bad in terms of its production. Then if you want to drag this out by always saying the same things, then I'll stop because it's not possible to have a debate like that.
uuuuh so boring this comment. Every drama is different, you're always arguing about everything. If you don't like…
its a series. so stressed . Do you know how many people live in toxic relationships? Apparently not. Toxicity needs to be seen and not normalized. The end. There's not much else to say. You don't always get what you want, there's not always a happy ending like you think. Many people don't receive justice and remain in their toxic relationships. Whether you like it or not, reality is different from what you see in Happy dramas; no one is truly happy and content.
No, nobody here is glorifying anything, but there's no need to moralize either. I’m not glorifying a thing;…
It’s a series. Why does a series always have to be moralistic? What happens in the show is wrong, but things don’t always have a happy ending or finish the way you want them to.
uuuuh so boring this comment. Every drama is different, you're always arguing about everything. If you don't like…
This isn't constructive criticism; you are imposing your own opinion. First of all, I specifically said to ignore those who are easily influenced. If someone is sensitive to these topics, they should simply avoid watching certain things. Comparing actors to traffickers makes no sense. This comparison is completely irrelevant and only highlights your way of thinking. No one here is saying 'Hooray for the scumbag'—that’s something you’ve made up. I don’t know what you were trying to achieve by pushing your uncalled-for 'morality.' Do you think people are stupid? I’ve watched many movies and series in this genre and have always appreciated them for their content and plot, not because I’m praising something horrific. There are comments asking where to watch it, and others warning people about specific scenes in an episode, which I find fair and helpful. But what you are doing is different. There are people who have gone through terrible, terrible things in life and still watch these shows without criticizing. So, what exactly is the problem here? I am an example myself: I’ve been through things that can't even be written on this page, and yet, here I am, watching it anyway. What’s needed is critical thinking—watching a film or a drama in its entirety and criticizing it with informed judgment, not with moralism. The world isn't built on moralism, so stop living in a fantasy.
before I post this comment those who are going to say "if you don't like don't see" I want to emphasize…
No, nobody here is glorifying anything, but there's no need to moralize either. I’m not glorifying a thing; just because a drama has those scenes, suddenly it sucks to you? You have no critical thinking skills. The world isn't all sunshine and rainbows, and it never will be.
uuuuh so boring this comment. Every drama is different, you're always arguing about everything. If you don't like…
First of all, you don't know my story or what I’ve been through. Second, I was a young girl once too; I’ve always seen these things and I never let anything influence me. You have to distinguish between what’s right and what’s wrong, period. It’s not all about dramas with hugs and kisses that live in a world of fantasy and illusion. These things exist; they happen in the real world. You have to be a bit realistic. If people are easily influenced, then no, they shouldn't watch that series or movie—just like many people are afraid of horror movies and don't watch them. So, for me, that’s not an excuse, because there are people who work on these series and work their tails off.
uuuuh so boring this comment. Every drama is different, you're always arguing about everything. If you don't like…
I know this all too well, I have my morals, but we're talking about drama, you're too heavy. If you don't like it, you're not obligated to watch it, it's not a difficult thing to do.
All the comments that speak negatively about the drama just because it's spicy make me laugh. If you're 5 years old, don't watch dramas like that just to criticize. You read and see the worst things in Korean manhwas, and now it almost shocks you because these things are being emulated in a series. Be critical. Manhwas are total fiction, and you freak out about the scenes, and act shy. Now two actors make a series that's FOR ADULTS ONLY and you're shocked. The world is going completely upside down. The only thing wrong with this drama is the use of AI. The message they want to send in the end is a beautiful message of self-love and also of reflecting on yourself.
No one here is saying 'Hooray for the scumbag'—that’s something you’ve made up. I don’t know what you were trying to achieve by pushing your uncalled-for 'morality.' Do you think people are stupid? I’ve watched many movies and series in this genre and have always appreciated them for their content and plot, not because I’m praising something horrific.
There are comments asking where to watch it, and others warning people about specific scenes in an episode, which I find fair and helpful. But what you are doing is different. There are people who have gone through terrible, terrible things in life and still watch these shows without criticizing. So, what exactly is the problem here? I am an example myself: I’ve been through things that can't even be written on this page, and yet, here I am, watching it anyway. What’s needed is critical thinking—watching a film or a drama in its entirety and criticizing it with informed judgment, not with moralism. The world isn't built on moralism, so stop living in a fantasy.