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And what reasons are those? I'd like to know how a sound argument could be considered judgmental when it is based out of actual law-based reasoning and rhetoric. @shaz22 was not being condescending. You were. Using words like "dear," "honey," or "sweetie" while engaging in discourse is considered condescending speech. Calling viewers/people judgmental and nasty during discourse is considered incorrect and illogical argumentation. To return to the condescending epithets, not only are they condescending, they are highly misogynistic. You are using these words in a way to wound and patronize because your argument is weak in nature. You feel the need to bolster up your argument by calling me (and other viewers who are of a similar opinion to me) petulant names and trite insults. I never once in my argument stooped to that level. Why did you, then, @TeleriFerchNyfain, feel that I warranted such words in my discourse? None of what I said targeted you or any other person who thinks like you. However, your words targeted me specifically.

I care very little if you agree with me. That's not what this is about. This is about you understanding that your language has consequences, and that you need to take accountability for those things. If I see one more condescending or insulting comment, you will be reported for offensive speech.

Lol. XD

I love how my attitude is nasty, but Jin Gyu is a golden boy who illegally blocked a public road for shits and giggles. Funny how handsome rich boys just keep getting those excuses handed straight to them.

Fyi-I never said I hated Jin Gyu. He needs real growth, and taking responsibility for his actions promotes real growth. If I did what he did, I'd be in jail right now. #privilege and #thosewhopropitup

But they were bribed by whom? Jin Gyu. Why are we all for protecting the rich boy because "oh, he's immature" or "but his dad is going to beat him"? There's no excuse for Jin Gyu's actions regardless of the situation he may be in. Providing Kang Soo's friend a hospital does not help to rectify the situation all that much because the situation would not be so dire had Jin Gyu not done this in the first place. Furthermore, if not Kang Soo's friend, then someone else? is a question that must be asked here. Jin Gyu irresponsibly paid off workers to block off a road for his amusement and enjoyment. That is still a crime in and of itself. "Jin Gyu didn't want it to happen" isn't a fair argument to make here because no matter his intentions or unintention, he committed an offense that led to the comatose state of a person. Not taking responsibility for the initial offense is not taking accountability, and thus, to me, signals not just immaturity at this point. Now that he knows what happened, Jin Gyu's lack of taking accountability also shows intention. He doesn't want to be caught. He doesn't want to face the consequences of his actions. He willfully does not want to do these things. I definitely am sad that he is abused, but being abused does not give him permission to not take responsibility of his own actions. That type of thinking is what I call "lone wolf" syndrome, and is the same kind of thinking that leads to baseless defenses like "affluenza" among other "oh he's young and wealthy and doesn't know better. Let's make him not feel the burden of his actions because it might be too much for him" rhetoric. Too many people are hung up on Jin Gyu's trying to kill himself as well. Just because he tried to end his life doesn't mean it permits him to evade punishment. When we let people like Jin Gyu walk away from their actions because of flimsy excuses, what we do is demonstrate a lack of justice.

I'm not sympathetic to Jin Gyu at all. Responsibility is taking accountability.

I'd have smacked that bitch mom and her bitch kid right in the mouth. They don't have anything to go on except money. Privilege isn't intelligence. If Danah hadn't been sick, I'd have liked to see her beat those bitches down.

I love it, but that's because I've always loved it (I'm a Back to the Future fangirl). I actually am happy for more time travel dramas. It was a trend 5 years ago too, with Rooftop Prince, Queen In Hyun's Man, and Nine.

Soo Jin is not obligated to do anything here. She owes him nothing, and he's never fully confessed either. Women do not owe men love just because men love them.

Currently re watching and nearly through episode 21. Still intriguing, engaging, and intellectually stimulating.

I'm really kind of upset at Ae Ra right now. I completely understand her concern, but he's been with her when she's gone for her dreams and yet she seems to not want him to have his. It just kind of bothers me, and I absolutely think they could still be friends. That complete break seems so childish compared to the maturity displayed in earlier episodes.

And really, I don't want Ms. Upstairs and Still Annoying to think she has a chance.

Help! I'm falling in love with a 90s pop icon!

I'm only up to episode 10, and I still don't know who to ship, but I almost wish that after the party, it would have been MC Drill that kissed her.

"Regretting is your job" and throwing water on petty bitches-the things I live for and Seol Hee did both!

I love Ae Ra. I think I say this everyday. I love her friendship with Seol Hee and how that was brought more to light in this episode.

Dong Man and his father warm my heart because we could have had another dad-son frustrating relationship that never grew up from that, but we got this, and it was touching.

Ae Ra and Dong Man, keep bringing the awkward but steamy chemistry. How much do I love that they desire to protect each other without belittling each other's abilities?

Joo Man, I liked it better when you didn't pass your exams, collected stamps, ate weird combinations of food, and got yelled at by your Cheetah mom. In other words, I pretty much dislike your character in this show.

So many times he asks for permission...so many times my heart flutters. Normally, I like one lead more than the other, but these two are both so fantastic.

How much do I love that she's going to tryout for the MMA announcing job? I love what she told Seol Hee: "I want to be the first woman." Fighting, my trailblazer!

Also, Joo Man, you're a grade A asshole.

I've talked about it before, but I just love Choi Ae Ra as a character so much. So, so much.

Dong Man, you are sizzling and I am frying.

Hey Rye (oops your name got smudged. Is it Rye Han? Idk. It's irrelevant, like you.)

Moo Bin is trash. He disgusts me so much. I love Choi Woo Sik, but this is too much. He's manipulative as hell.

Oh my heart after episode 15! T-T

YAI looks GOOD in black.

Now I know where the girl who plays Annoying Hye Ran comes from? Basketball. Oh god. She was not good there, whatsoever. Luckily, Do Ji Han resurrected his career with Ban Ryu Rang. I hope Lee Elliya will at least be good at being annoying and make me forget her performance in that travesty of a show.

Their chemistry is to die for! When he hugged her, ugh!

I'm so glad I like Park Seo Joon again! I've never seen the actress in anything else, but she is killing it here! I love her wittiness and her ability to jab right back with words. The repartée is so nice. I can't wait for these two to get together.

I just started this 2 days ago, and I'm on episode 13 already. It's so good.