#*kdrama lines

[photodumppps]

— Alchemy of Souls (2022)

[trendingdrama]

QUEEN OF TEARS 눈물의 여왕 (2024)

BONUS :

[pineapple-frenzy]

This is one of the pieces from @zutaracoloringbook that I wanted to color! The beautiful line art is by @growingroses they did amazing with the line art and I had a lot of fun coloring it in!

[iamacolor]

Lee Soo Hyuck as Park Joonggil (Tomorrow, 2022) - Devil Saint

K-DRAMA SECRET SANTA 2023 for @khaoray

happy holidays Vic, wishing you all the best for next year! 💜

[ryoun]

the jeongnyeon effect

jeongnyeon: the star is born | act vii

[theinfinitedivides]

when you're about to get your morally bankrupt batsh*t insane ass strapped to a table and have horrible things happen to you but you felt cute so you took a photo beforehand. Kim Jae Wook ily never stop doing this ever

[dramashii]

Getting them to marry is just the process. In the end I have to be happy. I have to do what I love. I have to meet friends I like. Can I hold your hand?

MARRY MY HUSBAND (2024) | Ep 9

[hanjiwoos]

OUR DATING SIM episode 4

[desire-for-madness]

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"...

[bittergirlsworld]

I can't find on me to hate Byeong-In because if you think about his point of view that So-yong tried to killed herself because of how unhappy Cheoljong and the palace life made her and how their family made her so miserable at the point to drive her to depression. He had every single reason to hate all of them, and I always felt that it was very ambiguous the way they wrote So-yong feelings towards him. She kisses him back for some seconds till she snaps. She tells him that in her dreams, sometimes her husband looks like him. She trusts him the most and he was the only one who notice that So-bong wasn't So-yong and STILL protected her anyway. His love towards her mixed with how used and mistreated he was by their family although he was a political genius makes all his actions very understanding. They don't know you like I know, youngest minister of War.

[raplinenthusiasts]

– We are friends! – You are younger than me!

[itagakimizuki]

KIM YOUNG KWANG as Han Dong Jin CALL IT LOVE (2023), ep. 5

[suuho]

You have a good man who is willing to give up everything for you. THE WORST OF EVIL | 최악의 악 (2023)

[fiftytwoeightythree]

what marry my husband taught me was that it's a f*cking scary world out there when it comes to friends and lovers and their intentions with you - and the only way out (and keeping these leeches away) is to always believe in yourself, stay strong while facing hindrances, know your worth, learn from your mistakes as you correct them and give as much to people as much you receive. then you will gain true friends, mental peace and a 6-foot tall, handsome, rich man that loves you so much he's ready to kiss even the ground you walk on. you fight, so you will win.

[danmei-lover-bl-enthusiast]

'What do you think I am, babe?'

"Honey, I can be anything you want."

[10underoot2]

Haein's 'Did I ever tell you not to be by my side?' and Hyunwoo's 'What on Earth did I do to make her cry?' weirdly live rent free in my mind.