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Yeah, the flashback stops after a while. I don't know why they did it that way. It wasted a lot of time.

I assumed that at first until they started with the flashbacks and the K-pop thing. I thought he was crushing on the producer guy, who was manipulating him--which, to me, doesn't seem like something that would torment him for five years. And, there was that reaction when SJ saw the guy kissing the other boy. "How could you do this to me?" Still, I don't see why they didn't show more to make it obvious they'd been lovers or close to it.

First of all, that flashback was way too long. I was so confused. Second, I don't really like the brother. He's such a little jerk. But everything else I'm enjoying a lot!

That was one long flashback!

Thanks for the reply. I would guess they took out that they are fwb or they would have done the first scene differently. The only thing that makes me wonder is the scene were Ho Yeon clearly looks jealous when he finds SJun and JH together.

Not since they didn't bother to lead up to it in anyway.

It's repeating an earlier episode where they met. ??? Either that, or this is the longest flashback I've ever seen.

Am I nuts or are they repeating an earlier episode?

Maybe that's who he reminds me of. But that doesn't bother me because his part in that was erased from my mind when I watched him in Love Stage.

Honestly, it isn't at all what I imagined from reading the summary. I almost didn't watch it because it sounded dull, but i really like it. I thought the whole wedding thing would be a much bigger part of the show, and it didn't say anything about the anxiety or past relationship.

I just binged-watched the first six episodes. I've been confused about exactly what the relationship between Seung Jun and Joo Won was. I guess it did get romantic. He also seems to be a narcissist who likes to control young, naive guys. What about the best friend, Ho Yeon? Is he in love with Seung Jun? Sometimes he acts like it, but at others he just seems to be a good friend. Jae Hyun is certainly persistent. Good thing, or he never would have gotten anywhere with Seung Jun.

It took me until episode 6 to figure out they'd been together romantically. I wasn't sure.

I agree that the chemistry is really good. But it's wasted on this plot, which seems like just a bunch of pitfalls to keep them apart.

And it seemed to happen right on top of him saying that he wouldn't let the mom get in the way! The mom says in Gun's office that Cher's not good enough, and Gun's scared to death Cher's left him. Cher shows up at his apartment and promises he's not going to let anyone get between them. Next thing you know, he evidently agrees to sit down to a meal with her and lets her convince him to leave Gun, which he does it without any explanation!

Yes. When Cher said that in bed, I thought--what? You didn't enjoy it? Their relationship is awfully new for him to be handing out sexual favors to Gun.

I swear, I keep expecting Jeng to say, "Good boy." Lolol! Daddy vibes!

I agree this show is pretty tame. After watching so many bl's where the actors stand three feet apart when they kiss--if you can call it kissing--and can barely convince me they like each other, I'm loving this more convincing stuff. And straight dramas have been doing it for years.

I agree. Really, really stupid.

Up and down up and down. I thought they resolved the mom problem. Then she comes and says the same stuff again and Cher decides to leave...but only until he graduates with honors! That was really stupid. Sorry, I love them and I love parts of this show, but the constant ups and downs are ridiculous. I'd rather see them broken up for several episodes than broken up, back together, and broken up back together in the space of two.

I like it, too. I'm surprised at those who say they don't or that they guys don't have chemistry. I think they do.