Dating Not Marriage Ep 12 Recap Marriage, Not Dating Episode 12 Recap

This is the first drama that made me go on reddit on a weekly basis to discuss and share theories with others. The writing, production and acting is just great. It’s been such a fun ride with everyone.

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Basically the legal arguments we’ve seen so far seem really stupid and easy to poke holes in. I think this is the first drama where I’ve seen the FL kiss someone other than the ML, and I’ve watched damn near dramas lol. I love Kdramas for the entertainment value but I don’t know how long I can hang in with this one.

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He’s a new tenant in Hoon-dong’s commercial building (or really, his mother’s building), and Hoon-dong finally agrees to give his clinic free rent for three years. Han http://www.yourhookupguide.com yeo reum is lack of expression.. Even when he just woke up in the morning..first time I think his smile was cute.. Friday/Saturday dramas are not listed, I noticed.

He had to learn that while you may get hurt if you reach out to others, you also may gain immeasurable happiness, and that’s worth possibly experiencing some heartbreak in the process. After a successful surgery, Jang-mi’s dad cuts fruit for Mom and tells her his plan to open a pizza delivery place. She grouches that it’s not much better than chicken and lets him know that she still hates him, but she’s taking him back so as not to burden Jang-mi. She says she’ll use the money from selling the chicken place for Jang-mi’s wedding, asserting that she only objected because Ki-tae’s mother was so rude and whoops, there she is, come to visit. Marriage Not Dating wraps up in a satisfying and poetic way, bringing us back full circle to remind us why we’ve all loved this couple so much. They stay true to themselves as the show manages to tie up all the loose ends nicely, leaving me feeling like everyone gets the ending they deserve.

I must reiterate how much I love your recaps. I love the one line zingers that KT says! YR and JM in the real world and without worrying about KT would probably date for a little while and have fun doing so. JM hopefully has learned to protect herself enough that she isn’t falling hopelessly, madly in love – but going with what makes her feel giggly, at ease, warm.

Am I insane or do these posters look wayyyy too much like some of the posters for 2PM’s fourth album Go Crazy! Or is it just the presence of Chansung throwing me off? Somebody please confirm or deny because I can’t stop thinking about this. Anyways, back to the actual drama being promoted – I love it.

Do they just give up or something. Started off great and funny in the first 6 episodes, but I slowly lost interest. I liked that it was only 12 ep at first since the pacing of the show was so good. But they just crammed the content of the usual last 3 episodes into the last one lol.

It feels too toxic in its treatment of women. The manipulation, victim blaming and lack of respect for boundaries is strong with this one. It definitely seems like all 3 men are cheating on their spouse but the one that I disliked the most is the professor husband.

Finally she agrees that he’s right, and he runs with it some more, telling her to be the bad one and demand better treatment from men. She should take what they offer and then throw them away first. Tat is how much i love the OTP, keke.. And thank you dating calling out GT no being too slow on pushing SA off.

In the beginning I hated the premise, but now I find the scenes between main lead’s extremely interesting and layered. We (the audience) got to know the truth soon otherwise it’ll be hard to cheer this couple on. Chuck Barris sold his shares of Barris Industries, Inc. in 1987[4] to Burt Sugarman and left to move back to France and was no longer directly involved in his media company. In 1988, Barris Industries acquired the Guber-Peters Company.

If nothing else, he’s there when she needs a friend, unlike basically everyone else. Even though I admit that the value of the company is important – the lesson Jang-mi is slowly learning – they’re young and they’re having fun and enjoying each other’s company; ain’t nothing wrong with that. Necessary/expected conclusion to the drama aside, she doesn’t have to find her true love right now – she just needs to learn how to date like a normal person, which is what she’s doing. It actually kind of sucks for her that she also has to deal with the fake relationship with awful fake in-laws and the awful ex on the side. Also I find it refreshing that the side pair has a believable potential romance to seriously threaten the main paring – one that’s not just leftover feelings from a previous relationship.

TvN is really doing a good job with their promo materials, so vibrant and happy with a streak of the funny. I hope the love triangle will be replace quickly with happy friendships vibe. I think we have a type of dramas we like… These three share the same extension of relationship beyond the main couple.

It turns out that Yeo-reum’s suit was paid for by Se-ah, who invited him to her charity party and wanted him looking his best. Hoon-dong gets peeved that he seems friendly with Jang-mi too, and Yeo-reum just reminds him that they’re broken up. Hoon-dong counters that she’s just nice to everyone, so it’s not what he thinks. He assures her that Mom will never approve—this is just her way of working people to get exactly what she wants. She remains polite but detached, and waits for the other person to get exhausted and give up, never once getting blood on her own hands, and forever remaining the good guy. She’s Ki-tae’s ex, KANG SE-AH (Han Sun-hwa), a plastic surgeon who apparently gets her work done by Ki-tae.

He doesn’t upset me because he’s not fooling anybody, unlike so many drama villains who wear two faces. He’s openly superficial and even his friends think he’s kind of a dumbass, and for all of his many, many, many flaws, he’s sympathetic in his own way. And part of that is in keeping him from being too sympathetic, which is what I like about the writing. Just when you think he might be genuine, there’s just more surface underneath that surface. She sees now that he was never truly sorry to begin with, and Hoon-dong just breezes that he thought they could be friends. She tells him that she doesn’t want to be friends or see him ever again, because her feelings for him were sincere and the more she knows of him, the more embarrassing that sincerity becomes.