#mymist

[selowtime]

This got to be my most favorite and comforting quotes from any K-drama. Maybe everything is just too unbearable for Lee Sun Gyun. I feel bad for him. Such a great loss.

[wherefeelingsland]

[douenjan]

#14 - Strawberry Moon

[yurkidelabam]

I am completely devastated. Why the fuck did they not just leave him alone? I am so heartbroken.

My Mister 나의 아저씨 (2018)

[paddedlittleprincess3]

My mister and I have recently tried something new. He's been wearing my big girl panties over his pull-ups or diapers. For no reason other than, he wants to wear something of mine. We weren't sure how we'd feel about it, but we're really liking it. Sometimes, he even looks cuter in my underwear than I do!🖤❤️ #PaddedLittlePrincess #MyMister #MistersCanWearBGPsToo

[ricisidro]

Four of the most memorable screen roles of Korean actor #LeeSunKyun, who has died in an apparent suicide, are available on #NetflixPH, namely: #CofeePrince (2007), #MyMister (2018), #Pasta (2010), and the Oscar best picture winner #Parasite (2019).

If you have suicidal thoughts, or you know someone who is, you may call the National Mental Crisis Hotline at 1553 (Luzon-wide, landline toll-free), 0966-351-4518 or 0917-899-USAP (8727) for Globe/TM users, or 0908-639-2672 for Smart users.

[confusedthinker-noeul]

"Somebody gets me"

"Do you like it?"

"It make me sad. The fact that she gets me makes me sad".

"Why?"

"What's there to be happy about a pitiful soul recognising another, what's there to be pleased about two lonely souls finding each other. Is it , " I like how you are broken just like me", " I like that you find life boring just as me", " I like how you hate life as much as I do".No.. I would rather be sad than be happy about somebody's misery."

"Do you like her?"

" Sometimes words don't do justice to what you feel for people. It's better unsaid, unexplained."

"Then?"

"Strangely, it comforts you. No matter who the person is, having somebody by your side comforts you . Somebody telling you, " It's not a big deal" when the world around you is in ruins. May be that's all we need."

"It doesn't make any sense. How could you feel comforted by a person who makes you sad?"

"Don't you think life works in strange ways. You feel what you feel. Trying to find logic in everything doesn't make much sense either."

"So?"

"Let's just find solace in things and people without much thought or reason. Let's just let life take control for once. Let's just live."

"What if you finally lose the person?"

" Still the fact that I was comforted once doesn't change. I will be grateful, grateful for everything I have felt once. And I will just leave if that's the right thing to do".

"It sounds sad."

"Depends on how you take it. May be it is beautiful too. What if the warmth lets you live on and have hope. What if you finally get warm yourself. Isn't that happy enough."

"May be".

"May be ."

📸 : Pinterest ( Kdrama - My Mister)

Inspired from My Mister

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[umuthalavar]

Önüme düşünce etikete bakmadan geçmediğim bir dizi 'my mister' ...

[mya4u]

I can never get enough of him...

[favoritou]

MY AHJUSSI - MY MISTER

Prepara o lencinho...

My Mister é um K-Drama da Netflix e é basicamente aquela preciosidade escondida no catálogo.

Vi a dica do My Mister no Filmow e confesso que tenho um carinho enorme por esse drama... dá vontade de colocar em um potinho!

My Mister é um drama sobre um engenheiro de uma firma de arquitetura, Park Dong Hoon, ele tem 40 anos de idade e uma vida que aparenta ser perfeita, mas está longe disso. Ele enfrenta um casamento complicado e tem uma família com muitas questões delicadas. A vida dele muda completamente quando ele conhece Lee Ji An, uma jovem de 20 anos que tem uma vida cheia de dificuldades e dívidas.

O protagonista Park Dong Hoon é interpretado pelo renomado ator coreano Sun-Kyun Lee, que coleciona atuações em filmes incríveis como Parasita, Um dia difícil, dentre outros. Seu personagem é um homem virtuoso, de caráter inquestionável e admirável. Ele tem uma vida sofrida, mas transparece tanta gentileza, delicadeza, apesar de ser bastante introspectivo e passivo.

Já a personagem de Lee Ji An é interpretada por IU, atriz, cantora, produtora e compositora sul-coreana. Ela é a "guerreirinha" master da série, oh bichinha sofrida! A verdade é que ela é uma jovem obrigada a amadurecer muito cedo e aguenta coisas que poucos aguentariam. (Inclusive, gostaria de alertar para alguns possíveis gatilhos da série, como agressão física).

Eu gostei muito dos personagens secundários, principalmente os irmãos do protagonista (O mais velho Sang-Hoon vivido por Park Ho-san e o mais novo Gi-Hoon vivido por Song Sae-byeok), pra mim eles funcionam como alívio cômico em diversos momentos, mas também tem uma construção e histórias de vida interessantes e garantem momentos especiais em cena.

Em particular gostei muito dos momentos de Lee Ji An com sua avó, Lee bong ae, interpretada pela atriz Son Sook, são delicados, sensíveis e comoventes. Muito lindinha! Muito amor por essa vovózinha!!

A trama desenvolve todos os personagens no tempo certo, cada núcleo tem um papel importante, sejam as conspirações e intrigas no ambiente de trabalho, as confusões e problemas familiares, os momentos de alívio e encontros entre os personagens no Bar da Jung Hee.

A personagem Byun Yo Soon, que faz o papel da mãe do protagonista e é vivida pela atriz Du-shim Ko é outra grata surpresa da série. As cenas em que ela aparece são em sua maioria repleta de doçura e sabedoria, outras incrivelmente cômicas! Eu adorei a personagem, ela é um amorzinho.

Outros personagens também acabam chamando bastante atenção, inclusive, pela atuação, como Jung Hae-Kyun que interpreta o Diretor Park; o personagem Lee Gwang, interpretado pelo famoso Jang Ki-Yong, ator e modelo sul-coreano e a maravilhosa Oh Na-ra, que dá vida a personagem Jeonghee.

A trilha sonora merece destaque, é tão linda, delicada... Impossível não se emocionar com a música de abertura "Adult", da Sondia:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy6lPW13HBM

Inclusive já dei uma choradinha aqui ouvindo.

Outro destaque é a culinária apresentada na série em diversas cenas de encher a boca d'agua, mas os personagens enchem a boca de pratos como tteokbokki e o delicioso Soju, que é um destilado de arroz, bebida alcoólica com um sabor bem suave, que vale a pena experimentar.

O dorama foi indicado a 21 premiações e ganhou 8, incluindo a de melhor atriz e melhor roteiro.

My Mister vai te garantir um passeio pelos mais diferentes sentimentos... uma história sobre maldade, ódio, vingança, mas também sobre amor, afeto, resiliência e redenção.

É um dorama que vai te fazer chorar, mas você também vai rir e torcer muito pelos personagens. Certamente uma série onde você se comove e tira várias lições de vida preciosas. Alguns momentos podem ser melancólicos, mas outros vão te deixar com o coração quentinho.

Uma curiosidade é que o autor brasileiro Paulo Coelho usou o seu twitter para elogiar o drama:

“Uau! Pensei que eu não sobreviveria os 16 episódios, mas essa é uma descrição perfeita da condição humana. Parabéns pelo super roteiro, ao diretor fantástico e ao melhor elenco possível”, tuitou Paulo em inglês, com o pôster da produção.

O roteiro de My Mister é de uma delicadeza ímpar, a produção é impecável e os personagens entregam tanta verdade que dá vontade de levar pra casa.

My Mister não é uma série para ser esquecida, ela é marcante, memorável, difícil de se despedir e que deixa saudade.

Gênero: Drama

Episódios: 16

Exibição: 2018

Duração: 77 minutos

Roteirista: Park Hae Young

Diretor: Kim Won Suk

Classificação 14 - Não recomendado para menores de 14 anos

[wherefeelingsland]

Available: 🍃 lee ji an and her famous shoes.

🍃Fighting!

[douenjan]

#16 - LOVE WINS ALL

[malaysiankpopfans]

NO ROMANCE? NO PROBLEM! THESE K-DRAMA DUOS PLACE TEAMWORK OVER ROMANCE.

Platonic teamwork works great!

Romance is nice and all, but sometimes we don’t want to be bombarded with relationships and lovey-dovey antics. Also, romance doesn’t need to be prominent in order to keep us hooked. There’s a growing trend of platonic duos showcasing friendship and teamwork over focusing on the romantics. Many of these duos feature polar opposites who complement each other very well as they strive for success with their goals. Here are some of our favorite dynamic duos that proves there’s more to K-dramas than romantic walks in the rain.

The School Nurse Files

The School Nurse Files showcases a sweet partnership between school nurse Ahn Eun-young (Jung Yu-mi) and teacher Hong In-pyo (Nam Joo-hyuk). Eun-young is able to see the hidden world of jellies and fight them. In-pyo is a perfect partner for her because he has a protective aura that energizes her jelly-fighting powers. While romance is definitely a possibility for them, their relationship is grounded in their friendship and they come to regard each other as kindred spirits. It’s especially heartwarming to see them come together in fighting the jelly world because of their outcast backgrounds.

Stranger

Both seasons of Stranger unite Prosecutor Hwang Si-mok (Cho Seung-woo) and Police Inspector Han Yeo-jin (Bae Doo-na) in solving tough cases together. Si-mok had brain surgery as a child which affected his ability to feel emotions. On the other hand, Yeo-jin is empathetic and enjoys doodling. Even though prosecutors and police officers don’t always cooperate effectively, Si-mok and Yeo-jin are a great duo because they place importance on justice over politics. While working together, they become able to understand each other as friends and succeed in some major sleuthing.

Extracurricular

In Extracurricular, Oh Ji-soo (Kim Dong-hee) is a quiet high school student running an illicit enterprise. Bae Gyu-ri (Park Ju-hyun) is a popular classmate who surprisingly wants in on his business despite coming from a wealthy family. While Gyu-ri causes Ji-soo some hiccups initially, she has some ideas that help expand the business. Despite coming from different backgrounds, Ji-soo and Gyu-ri realize they share similarities and come to rely on each other. In fact, they begin to trust each other more than they trust their own parents. Together, they try to overcome extremely dangerous and difficult situations.

My Mister

My Mister shows Lee Ji-an (IU) and Park Dong-hoon (Lee Sun-kyun) facing incredibly difficult situations. Ji-an struggles with poverty, loan sharks, and taking care of her elderly grandmother. Dong-hoon is dealing with being mistreated and his wife cheating on him with the company CEO. While Ji-an gets paid to spy on Dong-hoon in order to get him fired, she ends up realizing that he is a really good person. In their brokenness, Ji-an and Dong-hoon help each other heal and re-direct their paths. While forming their unusual friendship, they confront the bad guys in their lives.

Voice

Kang Kwon-ju (Lee Ha-na) is a policewoman gifted with extraordinary hearing and Moo Jin-hyuk (Jang Hyuk) is a determined detective in Voice S1. They both lose loved ones to a serial killer — Kwon-ju loses her father and Jin-hyuk loses his wife. Taking advantage of their separate strengths, the pair form a strong partnership. Kwon-joo works from the emergency call center as she listens to the tiniest details while Jin-hyuk works at the scene as they help people in emergencies. They continue their effective teamwork with their efforts to bring the serial killer to justice.

#ALIVE

#ALIVE shows another great complementary cooperation between Kim Yu-bin (Park Shin-hye) and Oh Jun-u (Yoo Ah-in). The apartment complex neighbors have different interests which end up helping their efforts to survive. Yu-bin’s camping and climbing gear assists them as does Jun-u’s handy drone. Despite not knowing each other prior to the zombie outbreak, they don’t hesitate to help one another and they’re able to rely on each other in their scary new world. It’s great seeing very different people unite to assist each other in their survival.

Kingdom

Kingdom’s Crown Prince Lee Chang (Ju Ji-hoon) and Seo-bi (Bae Doo-na) also fight zombies, but in Korea’s Joseon era. Under normal circumstances, an heir to the throne would not spend much time with a physician’s assistant, much less work together to save the kingdom. However, they overlook their differences in status and respect one another due to their shared interest in helping people over saving their own lives. They lead a two-pronged approach with Lee Chang leading the physical battles against zombies, and Seo-bi figuring out the origins and effects of the mysterious plant.

So many great pairs to love! Which duos are your favorites? 

[stirfriedgoddess]

“Be shameless and focus on yourself. You’re allowed to do that.” A wonderful line from a sea of wonderful lines. The best drama ever!

This got to be my most favorite and comforting quotes from any K-drama. Maybe everything is just too unbearable for Lee Sun Gyun. I feel bad for him. Such a great loss.

[ricisidro]

Five of the most memorable screen roles of Korean actor #LeeSunKyun, one of the stars of Oscar best picture winner Parasite, who has died in an apparent suicide, are as follows:

#TheWhiteTower (2007), #Pasta (2010), #AHardDay (2014), #MyMister (2018) and #Parasite ((2019).

If you have suicidal thoughts, or you know someone who is, you may call the National Mental Crisis Hotline at 1553 (Luzon-wide, landline toll-free), 0966-351-4518 or 0917-899-USAP (8727) for Globe/TM users, or 0908-639-2672 for Smart users.

[confusedthinker-noeul]

"Somebody gets me" "Do you like it?" "It make me sad. The fact that she gets me makes me sad". "Why?" "What's there to be happy about a pitiful soul recognising another, what's there to be pleased about two lonely souls finding each other. Is it , " I like how you are broken just like me", " I like that you find life boring just as me", " I like how you hate life as much as I do".No.. I would rather be sad than be happy about somebody's misery." "Do you like her?" " Sometimes words don't do justice to what you feel for people. It's better unsaid, unexplained." "Then?" "Strangely, it comforts you. No matter who the person is, having somebody by your side comforts you . Somebody telling you, " It's not a big deal" when the world around you is in ruins. May be that's all we need." "It doesn't make any sense. How could you feel comforted by a person who makes you sad?" "Don't you think life works in strange ways. You feel what you feel. Trying to find logic in everything doesn't make much sense either." "So?" "Let's just find solace in things and people without much thought or reason. Let's just let life take control for once. Let's just live." "What if you finally lose the person?" " Still the fact that I was comforted once doesn't change. I will be grateful, grateful for everything I have felt once. And I will just leave if that's the right thing to do". "It sounds sad." "Depends on how you take it. May be it is beautiful too. What if the warmth lets you live on and have hope. What if you finally get warm yourself. Isn't that happy enough." "May be". "May be ." 📸 : Pinterest ( Kdrama - My Mister) Inspired from My Mister #writerscommunity #writersofinstagram #writer #wordporn #womenwritersofinstagram #womenwriters #wordpornoftheday #thoughts #thoughtoftheday #life #mymister #parkdonghoon #kdramawriters #kdrama #kdramaworld #kdramainsp #kdramaworld #mymisterkdrama #mondayblues #monday (at Some Were Under the Sky) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkYM4veJsx7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=