Heyyy,

I get that they want to give us a realistic view of how life generally goes, no happy ending no major life changes.. But it was such a disappointment to me because I felt like I didn't learn anything from the serie.. Like what was it all about? Accepting people the way they are even when it means you are not getting what you want from them? They're being loved unconditionally but for what? What do the main characters gain from it? They weren't even loved unconditionally in return so what lesson have we learned? Absolutely nothing.

after one episode you can't bear not to watch the next episode, not knowing that you already finished the whole series😅😳😳😳

Btw mine is 'W Two Worlds'

this is all the kdramas i've watched so far (ik alice in borderland isn't a kdrama but yeah 👀) do you have any recommendations? 😊

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Anyone know of any good Kdrama either funny, or romance? 🫶🏼💗😊

For me it was Boys Over Flowers 😂

I feel like they portray what a healthy relationship would be like, two independent individuals admiring each other and helping each other out through the difficulties in many different ways. Ghibli movies and k-dramas changed how I look at love since I can remember.

What’s yout favorite Korean Drama?

I've officially been sucked into the world of Kdramas lol. My current list: 1. Squid Game 2. My name 3. Alice in Borderland (not a Kdrama, but still pretty good). 4. Sisyphus: The Myth 5. Hellbound 6. Sweet Home (currently watching) Anymore suggestions? I am a sucker for gore and dystopias.

Mine is Lee Jong Suk I have watched all his kdramas and movies.

My favorite was Guardian: The lonely and great god this had me crying like a fool 😭

Any suggestions of a good series or movies?

I want to know what dramas do you find interesting

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