#Korean lesbian drama

[ongea]

Mini series with 4 épisodes

Korean lesbian drama

[yet-another-wlw-shipper]

There's no heterosexual explanation for this

(check all my Jeongnyeon edits)

[schtrawberry]

THE FIRST & LAST GLANCE: YOON BOK AND JEONG HYANG IN 바람의 화원 PAINTER OF THE WIND (2008)

[joohyunbubu]

Sol and Jiwan - 🎬 K-drama ‘Nevertheless'

[blacksapphicguide]

Yuri x Juliana XO Kitty (TV Series)

[ibrethhere]

No cause when they were alive and in love they couldn't be happy, the world wouldn't let them, because they both were women. So she chooses without thinking twice to be dead but having a happy life by her side. Win for the lesbians.

In the other case, they can't be together because one of them had a sensorial diversity, deaf. The world had no space for their love, so she leaves the living world to be together, but once she realizes he is still alive, she sacrifices her happiness for him to have something real. Even tho she can't get over it, and once again she goes back to him, but this time they really can't be by each other side. It's interesting how she ends up regretting every decision she makes, deciding to break up with him, unliving herself, sending him back. 

[girlsloveupdates]

I strongly suggest watching ‘She Makes My Heart Flutter’ on Youtube. It’s beautiful to see new series coming out that don’t just have 1 or 2 lesbian/sapphic characters or just 1 couple, we deserve more than that. We can see not just love being portrayed, but friendship and strong bonds being built between people in the community. I love it and I believe this is only the beginning. Please watch and support both 🥰

[bbovely]

yves from loona being a heerim advocate

[distinguishedblizzardvoid]

Me core

(1) awkward,sad, delusional, frustrated

(2) literally going crazy

(3) can't stop being dazed because of her

(4) don't know how to act when she's around

(5) so done with this pathetic life

[tayvengeance]

Hello people of Tumblr

This pride month, I am trying to collect some data about queer drama consumption, and would appreciate anyone willing to participate in data collection!!!

I made a Google form to fill out, and you can participate even if you haven’t watched any queer dramas! I truly appreciate any and all responses 🥺🥺

[iguessitsjustme]

I have mixed feelings on the twist in My Lovely Liar. Like on the one hand, gay representation in a mainstream high budget Kdrama. On the other hand, really? Really? The villain? On the other other hand, I love him and this didn't change how much I loved him it just shifted it slightly in a weird way. On the other other other hand, let him live!

I need the backstory now. I need it more than I needed anything else in this show. Was it an accident? Was it self defense? Was it intentional? Was it done for Do Ha or was it done for him? I need answers.

Does this twist make sense within the narrative yes? It's a good twist plot wise and character wise. It just might be a scooch tone deaf to have the ONE queer character also the "bad" guy. Depending on how they handle his backstory will make or break this show for me. If they manage to handle it with the nuance that it needs, it could end up being really freaking good. I'm going to remain hopeful and optimistic that this show will do that. They've kept the honest message of the show so far. I trust that they'll remain consistent with their messaging and their storytelling. They managed to show nuance for the lies Sol Hui hears. Especially when it came to Do Ha's lies and truth. I trust that they can do it for their one queer character.

And who knows? Maybe this is a step in the right direction. There's plenty of K-BL out there, but getting any sort of representation in a more mainstream show like this could be the foot in the door for more and better gay characters in these shows. And maybe one day we'll get a full length, 16 episode, hour long episodes, Kdrama featuring and focusing on gay characters.

[mjfan4life18]

Light Shop Review. Must Watch!!

Just finished watching 'Light Shop' that 8 episode drama was just what I needed. It has a good blend of a horror/mystery element sprinkled heavily with emotional characters and there connected storyline. All of them are connected in some tragic way. I hope Lee Jung-Eun wins a award for her performance. Having no lines like 90% of the drama and she just delivered such a emotional performance.

I will give flower when flowers are due and I must say this drama showed Seol Hyun in a different light. For some reason I kept confusing her with Son Na-Eun. I was kinda put off watching this cause I was confusing these two girls and thought SNE had this role and (that girl can't act for shite). I did watch Seol Hyun in Summer strike which I liked but I guess I was more focused on the mind boggling hate this girl got simply cause she moved in to get away only to be bullied by everyone an blamed for a death that had nothing to do with her....(deep inhale) Anywayzzzz she did a very good job she showed her range in this and the ending of that last episode..BAAABBBYYYYYYY she a Diva, she is a ROCKSTAR!

Hunty, she wasn't just sad, she was bitter, mad as hell and vengeful and honestly it's just. I truthfully felt like Hyun Min mother should have gotten like some really good karma her way cause she really is the one at fault. Who the hell tells a distraught girlfriend who for one witnessed the traumatic accident and was going to break up with him because of the MOTHER that her boyfriend is dead and he died because of her. Excuse me?!??!!?

Love me some Um Tae Goo the minute I heard he was going to be in this I was ready to watch even tho I was confusing SH with SNE. Park Bo young yet again chooses another great drama to star in. I always look forward to what she start in.

If you don't have this put on your watchlist do it now! For some potential watchers that might ask is it scary? or does it have a happy ending? It's not jump scare scary but it is creepy in some episodes. It does have a good ending. (Yes I know I said good and not happy) I also love that everything is tied up there are no loose ends.

[joohyunbubu]

Lee Hojung as Yoon Sol - 🎬 K-drama 'Nevertheless'

[qbdatabase]

As an avid watcher of K-dramas, Hana knows all the tropes to avoid when she finally lands a starring role in a buzzy new drama. And she can totally handle her fake co-star boyfriend who might be falling in love with her. After all, she promised the producers a contract romance, and that’s all they’re going to get from her.

But when showrunners bring on a new girl to challenge Hana’s role as main love interest—and worse, it’s someone Hana knows all too well—can  Hana fight for her position on the show while falling for her on-screen rival in real life?

[thesweanbean]

Spot the difference

[romaniaroxme]

A strange tale?

Genre: Drama/Comedy No. of episodes: 9 Where to watch: Bilbilli/Dramacool/Kissasian(the reason I mentioned this is because I could not find the production company of the same) “She is the gold at the end of the rainbow.” Anonymous Well, its the second Sunday of June. The month of June is celebrated as the International Pride Month this year. The Pride Month is celebrated as a month to honor…