I am calling 2018 the Year of Tears. Before this year, it was a rare sight to see me cry because of a movie or a TV show and now I’m even crying at a happy ending of a rom-com. What’s wrong with me?!
I loved 30 But 17 from beginning to end! If only all dramas were like this!
I am one of those people that enjoyed the pace of the show and wasn’t frustrated by it. I had so many heart problems in the last two weeks since we got reveal after reveal, but still, I liked the direction the story took and what it meant to the characters. I also feel that it made the romance sweeter since you could see them grow up and grow closer to each other. While watching, I felt like I was connected to everyone. Jennifer’s stoic façade is something I sometimes use when I’m hurt. It sucks, but that’s a defense mechanism that pops up sometimes. Woo-jin’s trick with the headphones, done that! Sometimes I just want to be left alone and block out everything. Hee-su admitting that no one feels their age is probably the most relatable thing ever. I feel like I’m stuck at around 20. I matured quickly and never felt my age as a teen, but I don’t ever feel adult enough wherever I’m at. Seo-ri’s intermission made me cry. I feel like I am in my own intermission. I can’t seem to move forward in my life. And although all of this seems like I’m really sad all the time, the truth is I’m not. Sometimes I’m like Chan, where everything is exciting and I just go for it. Like Seo-ri, I sometimes get smiley at little things. Like Woo-jin, I try to open myself to others. Like, Jennifer the change starts in myself and start looking out for my own needs. I really loved this show! Besides giving us a wonderful OTP it also felt relatable to my life. I mean I’m always going to be a really mediocre violin player, but it’s never too late to follow my dreams and what makes me happy! I wish that all Beanies thing that same way when they are struggling. Fighting, Beanies!:)
Awww I love what you said! This drama was such an unexpected treasure for me, especially because it was so relatable. I already loved it, but when Seo-ri decided to go back to school even though she’d be 38 by the time she was done, that was such a great message to put out there that you don’t need to give up on something that will make you happy just because of your age. Fighting, Jelly 😊
Jellybn
September 18, 2018 at 8:22 PM
I am calling 2018 the Year of Tears. Before this year, it was a rare sight to see me cry because of a movie or a TV show and now I’m even crying at a happy ending of a rom-com. What’s wrong with me?!
I loved 30 But 17 from beginning to end! If only all dramas were like this!
Jellybn
September 18, 2018 at 8:24 PM
I am one of those people that enjoyed the pace of the show and wasn’t frustrated by it. I had so many heart problems in the last two weeks since we got reveal after reveal, but still, I liked the direction the story took and what it meant to the characters. I also feel that it made the romance sweeter since you could see them grow up and grow closer to each other. While watching, I felt like I was connected to everyone. Jennifer’s stoic façade is something I sometimes use when I’m hurt. It sucks, but that’s a defense mechanism that pops up sometimes. Woo-jin’s trick with the headphones, done that! Sometimes I just want to be left alone and block out everything. Hee-su admitting that no one feels their age is probably the most relatable thing ever. I feel like I’m stuck at around 20. I matured quickly and never felt my age as a teen, but I don’t ever feel adult enough wherever I’m at. Seo-ri’s intermission made me cry. I feel like I am in my own intermission. I can’t seem to move forward in my life. And although all of this seems like I’m really sad all the time, the truth is I’m not. Sometimes I’m like Chan, where everything is exciting and I just go for it. Like Seo-ri, I sometimes get smiley at little things. Like Woo-jin, I try to open myself to others. Like, Jennifer the change starts in myself and start looking out for my own needs. I really loved this show! Besides giving us a wonderful OTP it also felt relatable to my life. I mean I’m always going to be a really mediocre violin player, but it’s never too late to follow my dreams and what makes me happy! I wish that all Beanies thing that same way when they are struggling. Fighting, Beanies!:)
🍃noobita🍃
September 18, 2018 at 8:45 PM
Aww, I love everything you say here~🌺✨😊🌈 Fighting!
Cori
September 19, 2018 at 11:51 AM
Awww I love what you said! This drama was such an unexpected treasure for me, especially because it was so relatable. I already loved it, but when Seo-ri decided to go back to school even though she’d be 38 by the time she was done, that was such a great message to put out there that you don’t need to give up on something that will make you happy just because of your age. Fighting, Jelly 😊
Jellybn
September 19, 2018 at 1:41 PM
Thanks Cori😊 I also liked that part especially since I didn’t get to finish school myself and I’m hoping it to be possible some day!
Cori
September 20, 2018 at 3:13 PM
You can do it 😃😃 Best of luck!!