I thought they would have made truth and dare game little bit interesting 🤔
True, even that was exremely boring. I remember thinking and that's it? 😂 Two bottles of wine and nothing happened except that stupidest discussion ever with his ex.
Being in the medical field is no joke. As a nurse myself I can say the hours are no joke. You either have a partner…
Some previous episode. The nurse said pick up the phone and remember to take care of your relationship, (she warned him), but Patis said it's ok, not important or something. And they weren't even fighting at the time. Patis just didn't care enough. In the beginning of this series we were shown how Thana missed his partner and called him often and Patis wasn't that interested.
This was maybe the worse and most boring ep yet. Who cares about Nara and her failed relationship that much? Too many minutes given to that boring and childish discussion. I skipped a lot of it. Lomfon being an ass...and again this childhood connection trope I have seen too many times. Well, that's it. Nothing else really happened.
People are different, if I saw my partner doing that I wouldn't call it a small situation. Patis was capable turning…
Good question. How have those years been? What we have seen hasn't been great. Thana has been making mistakes and asked forgiveness over and over again. How many times does Patis can/want to forgive? I guess that depends on a person. However it was a strange advice Patis got, to forgive his bf just like that. He just found out and is in shock and should give it a serious and long thought first.
Patis didn't deserve to be cheated on, since he didn't really cheat Thana and was passive during it unlike Thana. BUT Patis has taken Thana for granted and for a long time it seems. He didn't really think about his bf, so this is the result.
Thana got a job and was happy, life seemed to get better, so what were his reasons to cheat? Was he like having a party? After the incident he didn't even regret and wasn't sad. It was very disappointing. He wouldn't regret if he didn't get caught. And was he being dumb, when not suspecting Patis disappered because of him?
How is Patis a cheater? At least they showed us that he stopped and said he can't do that. He didn't really even participate unlike Thana who attacked the other guy immediately.
Being in the medical field is no joke. As a nurse myself I can say the hours are no joke. You either have a partner…
I wouldn't necessarily say that Thana missing and needing his partner is him being selfish. Patis has taken Thana for granted and for example didn't pick up the phone even when he had a chance. It's a two way street. Even if Patis is busy, he should remember he has a partner, if he wants one that is.
Trailer didn't consentrate on gl, which is more than fine by me, since I'm only interested in bl. Story interests me a lot and I like both male leads. Can't wait!
In a conservative society sich as SK and if you are working in the education field? Yeah most likely, since you…
Oh sorry, wasn't really expecting you to answer my questions and they were relly not questions per se. I was more like wondering myself when I imagined that kind of situations in my head.
In a conservative society sich as SK and if you are working in the education field? Yeah most likely, since you…
I have personally rarely known anything about any of my teachers lives. So do they have to introduce their lives with details to parents in SK? How would they know otherwise? And why even care? For example Maths has nothing to do with morals. I wonder why anybody wants to become a teacher then. These dramas really teach you about life in other cultures.
I have to ask something. Is it true that employers care about their employees private life like this in South Korea? Do they really care who's married, single, mom etc? If so that's extremely sad.
Upon first watch, especially if this is your first weekend drama you watch, the first episodes are the hardest.…
Yes, this is my first weekend drama. I'll keep watching, because I rarely drop anything, only if I'm fully bored. I don't mind the pace, nothing wrong with it. The thing is, I dislike when a villain who's literally a bad person suddenly by magic changes and they are forgiven no matter what they have done. I'm not interested seeing that. I wish to see how villains end up suffering. I wish to watch a k-drama like that someday. All I have seen is forgiveness. Maybe it's a cultural thing. As a Westerner I remember well childhood stories how the evil will gets it's pay.
Thana got a job and was happy, life seemed to get better, so what were his reasons to cheat? Was he like having a party? After the incident he didn't even regret and wasn't sad. It was very disappointing. He wouldn't regret if he didn't get caught. And was he being dumb, when not suspecting Patis disappered because of him?