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Lesss goooo

Ayaka Is in Love with Hiroko! is getting a season TWO?!

Oh wooow, this was not in my bingo card but I'm so happy to get more of them (hopefully they will avoid some of the trappings of S1).

So Drama Phil is back with QL content... thats so great!

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Maybe it's an asian thing cuz First Frost did it completely unnecessarily too

Can someone send me some sources as to why Korea loves the "sacrificial separations" trope so much, that it shows itself in almost every single romantic storyline (rarely suiting the plot)? I've heard it is because of the history of familial seperation due to North Korea and South Korea, but it's been so long I feel there might be more to it.

Almost everytime it is unnecessary seperations due to lack of communication. It doesn't make the relationships stronger, it actually makes it more unstable if your partner keeps abandoning you at any sign of trouble.

I loved the show Hidden Love because it was the only show where the couple went through everything together. Why can't Korea also push this instead of the idea that you're not worth fighting for. "I'd rather be miserable, than fight for happiness with you"...

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BAI JINGTING 白敬亭 as Sang Yan THE FIRST FROST 难哄 (2025) dir. Chu Yu Ning .

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That vocalisation in Our Youth is going to be the death of me, because it reminds me of something and I don't know what exactly. And yes, the soundscape of this series is a thing of beauty to me.

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KAMIMURA KENSHIN as HIRUKAWA HARUKI OUR YOUTH 未成年 (2024) EPISODE 05

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I've seen a lot of posts saying Sa Eon hasn't learnt sign language (the audacity), and I may turn out to be completely wrong, but what if he knows it. At the interview, he kept noticing she was signing early. How would he know that, if not him knowing sign language?

Maybe he pretends he doesn't know, so that he can see her be more honest, if she thinks he doesn't understand her. And he just makes the excuse to have her around for official events, even though he knows it.

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the OG kidnapper when he gets arrested on the many charges including taking obscene pictures of hong hee-joo

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When the phone rings is all cheesy manhwa's and crazy shouju manga's mashed together into 12 episodes...

and it's so bad that it's good...

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the amount of contract marriage and marriage related kdramas in the past year makes me so happy because truly the hottest thing on this planet is a man wearing a wedding band and going feral for his wife

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Sacrificial break-up plots can go f*cked, I am so sick of them.

What the plot wants you to see is this selfless sacrifice of forfeiting your happiness for the sake of your beloveds happiness, but all I can see is misery, ESPECIALLY towards your beloved. You'll be in some so self-satisfying heroism world of "I gave up my loved one for his own happiness", but your beloved? They'll be thinking they weren't enough. Often ex-lovers are involved, so they'll believe they are easily replaceable. They weren't worth fighting for. They weren't worth communicating to, to find a middle ground. They will be constantly living in the worst thoughts of themselves, because you decided to give up. All their self-esteem issues will be confirmed. There is nothing more hurtful than that.

*I ran out of tags but the drama list is endless*

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Bad Buddy (8/??) + Tumblr Text Posts

Bonus:

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Bad Buddy (8/??) + Tumblr Text Posts

Bonus:

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Corpse Bride (2005) dir. Tim Burton

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WHAT COMES AFTER LOVE (1.02)

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Can someone send me some sources as to why Korea loves the "sacrificial separations" trope so much, that it shows itself in almost every single romantic storyline (rarely suiting the plot)? I've heard it is because of the history of familial seperation due to North Korea and South Korea, but it's been so long I feel there might be more to it.

Almost everytime it is unnecessary seperations due to lack of communication. It doesn't make the relationships stronger, it actually makes it more unstable if your partner keeps abandoning you at any sign of trouble.

I loved the show Hidden Love because it was the only show where the couple went through everything together. Why can't Korea also push this instead of the idea that you're not worth fighting for. "I'd rather be miserable, than fight for happiness with you"...

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You have a fear of being abandoned, because that is all that ever happened in your life?

Let me just do it again! And again~

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I'm so obsessed with the show I had to make something short. I cried so many times during first two episodes and I don't know why, they're just doing a really good job at the pacing and that past lovers atmosphere. Love that we get both of their perspectives too.

I'm loving it so far! Scared but looking forward to next four episodes!