This was a binge for both s1 and s2. A #kdrama so truthful and so insightful when it comes to relationships. The leads grow together with their feelings. The teenage passion your body can't resist to, the cage of emotional unavailability we need to overcome, the safety of a less consuming love and above all the arbitrary choice we consciously make to finally express our true selves.
Removing half point because of too many flashbacks.
Vote: 9.5/10
I watched this near the beginning of my kDrama journey so I wasn't keeping notes. But I did love it - cried buckets - a great kiss too.
Now that I know more about the culture, I want to watch it again, but don't know that my heart could take it.
Made me look for Song Kang's other work.
@EllenInEdmonton @whoosh actually I was a bit reluctant to start it because it doesn't have high ratings on MDL, but Netflix said it's a 98% match, so I trusted Netflix and I was right to do so.
I think many people don't like change of hearts. They believe in a one and true love and apparently they didn't go through puberty, youth, they don't have hormones, they can't relate to someone with a traumatic past and present, and so on 😂
I know I'm skewed on this because I did meet my husband when I was 16 - but I know that's not usual or normal.
I did date 1 guy before him, but I never fell in love with him, so my husband is my 1st love. Just thought the other guy was great because he was charismatic & popular. I quickly learned my lesson & looked for much better ( & found it) the second time.
@whoosh I cried a bit during the last episode too. The FL story is heartbreaking 😭 but I'm very satisfied by the ending.
I can definitely see myself rewatching it in future!
Loved it 💜
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Jill