People here are not much better tbh. Clamouring for her to be part of the 'Sanghyun's harem' is mad weird.13/14 actually.
For your sake do not see what korean fans think about her and hayan, that shit so gross for me.
People here are not much better tbh. Clamouring for her to be part of the 'Sanghyun's harem' is mad weird.13/14 actually.
For your sake do not see what korean fans think about her and hayan, that shit so gross for me.
Yeah I think its more admiration she looks up to Yoil and thinks she's cool.People here are not much better tbh. Clamouring for her to be part of the 'Sanghyun's harem' is mad weird.
Which Sanghyun?true men of culture prefer sanghyun
Is there any doubt?Is Yoil a woman? That's the real question isn't it.
People here are not much better tbh. Clamouring for her to be part of the 'Sanghyun's harem' is mad weird.
To be fair at this point Sanghyun has sorta embraced his female identity as Yoil.Is there any doubt?
I noticed this chapter on the styling she had the same initial response to the outfit choice as the other two.
I think as well staying a Yoil more often is affecting his mindset, like she said she wants to change. Not be the Sanghyun she remembers.Really? It seemed like a happy surprise to me. (Aoi's felt like "Of course this is what she picked", with Yuri being the one who looked openly skeptical)
From my perspective, while I don't think Sanghyun ever held his gender in that high of a regard (no more than an average person, I guess? ) it feels like he is angling with the exposure therapy to get used to being Yoil. We already know how badly that went for his headspace, so having dialed things back you can clearly see how immediately more comfortable he is. I think it's another great bit of writing—like what our author did for Iruha, they're letting Yoil's behavior do all the work. It's an incredibly tangible "show, don't tell" moment.
It is said at the start, the reason they get a week intial grace period is because of how tough it is.The fact that anyone under 18 is even allowed into this brutal ass industry is disturbing.
Yeah, like I get this story isn't meant to be a critique of the industry (But not afraid to show how brutal it is), but when I see moments like these I just wince.It is said at the start, the reason they get a week intial grace period is because of how tough it is.
And whether they really want to do something so difficult. While it seems the characters in this story are motivated by self reasons, sometimes parents can really push their children to be famous.
I worked as a youth leader and one of the members was a child actor, he loved coming to the club because it got him away from his mum for several hours, and we just treated him like a normal kid. He was pushed into things like dance, acting and singing lessons.
I don't see the parents being the problem in this series though from the characters we've seen they want to be there even knowing its brutal. Or in Oh Minji's case she's literally supporting her fren.
I mean it hasn't really hid the dark side either, look a Sureyon, the explanation of weight management, physical check ups to meet targets. The 4 hours sleep time Gongwon was given. Crazy fans with Iruha. I'd say though its not critiquing the industry the author is aware of how it works. Like the chatacters being scared to go to hospital in case they get kicked out.Yeah, like I get this story isn't meant to be a critique of the industry (But not afraid to show how brutal it is), but when I see moments like these I just wince.