I couldn’t agree with you more on the rant about Eunsoo… I already watched up to the most recent episodes and am curious how you would react to the next two episodes..

i couldn’t of said it better…everytime i watch an epsiode of this drama i dislike Eun Soo a bit more and instead of enjoying it i find myself upset…i know its made out to be realistic but geeez i just want her to once feel the pain she inflicts on others ( i know its not on purpose but still…)
Her actions frustrate me and at this point i seriously hope she doesnt end up with either Young-soo or Tae-oh…they are to good for her.

I wanted to watch this drama because of Lee Seon-kyun, that is the only reason I’ve wanted to see this. The characters he plays are always terribly endearing. Yes, I admit, I am kind if a fan-girl.

Perhaps if she was only a side character and we didn’t see all these things from her point of view then I might like her a bit more.

But I totally agree that she has shown a lack of respect to both men in her lives.

Personally I don’t like my dramas to be too real. I have “real life” for that

I’m usually more leniant when it comes to mulitple dating. But I think you lack principles and respect for other people’s time and emotions when you knowingly plan to go on a match-making session and then blatantly lie to that man in order to see another man that same night. It ain’t cheating, but hell, that’s bullshit.

I hope by mid-series this whole thing blows up in her face, everyone leaves her, and she’s left there alone to herself. Back in the very beginning where she rightfully belongs.

bitch.

If Tae Oh didn’t dump her I would have been done with this show. Eun Soo pissed me off with that letter stunt and everything else. Tae Oh’s dumping was a hell of a lot classier than the selfish b***s*** Eun Soo has done to him.

Yea it may be ‘realistic’ but thats not an excuse for stupid people doing stupid things and not having to pay for their actions. Realism is fine and dandy but it shouldn’t be a crutch to allow your lead girl to act like a self absorbed princess. If I knew people like this in real life, they wouldn’t be my friends for long. If this is realism then I don’t like the people, and the drama’s ‘realism’ dies the instant you try to make the audience sympathise with such unlikeable characters.

I like the drama, Eun Soo character is not so nice, but maybe that is what the writer and the actress tries to portrait, and later, the drama might show how Eun Soo changes herself.

I like it, just like how I like Soul Mates, it’s REAL.

Haha, our reactions were so different for this episode…Although I was nodding like crazy when I read the line “Then, put that knife through my heart already”. Poor Young-soo.

I was actually really annoyed with Tae-oh’s breaking up with Eun-soo, and felt so bad for her when he dumped her. I really did feel that she genuinely wanted to continue the relationship, and that it was really hard for her to blatantly hurt Young-soo for Tae-oh’s sake, but he just…dumps her. Like that. I felt like he was being selfish and childish, too, and that he wasn’t really trying to understand her. And okay, maybe she doesn’t deserve understanding, but I think neither of them did very much for the relationship. (Although I might be biased, because Tae-oh just may be my least favourite character.) Oh, well. At least they’ve finally broken up! I’d been holding my breath waiting for it, heh.

And I think that her ending up alone, with neither guy, was really her punishment for all the things she’s done so far. It’s a big enough punishment, I think. And after seeing episodes 10 and 11, I’m confident that it’s the trigger to push her to change.

Also, I’m rooting for Yoo-hee and that classmate, too! I actually think they might get together, and I’ve been suspecting that for a while, because when I read the script for an earlier episode in which he’s introduced, the writer added a surprisingly large amount of details when describing him. So I’m crossing my fingers. ^^