Wednesday, 3.30pm
Dec. 26th, 2020 03:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
satalasers SUPER CUTE.
- On Wednesday, 3.30pm, Seon Eun Woo gets dumped by her boyfriend, Baek Seung Gyu, and decides to make him jealous by pretending to have a fake "lovestagram" and date Yun Jae Won, and make Baek Seung Gyu want her back. Naturally, Yun Jae Won and Seon Eun Woo fall for each other instead.
- It's super short, but I enjoyed the bickery banter between Seon Eun Woo and Yun Jae Won, and their cohabilitation and fluffy interaction. They're best friends, and they adopt a dog together, and it's just very adorable to see these two bounce off each other and fall in love.
- Wow, Baek Seung Gyu was a jerk! Even when he gets back with Seon Eun Woo, he tries to cheat on her again, and just!!! Oh, that made me so mad!!
- Kinda loved that when Seon Eun Woo realizes that she doesn't love Baek Seung Gyu, she instantly dumps him. Like, she realizes she wants someone else, and breaks up with him, and I just. Realy liked that refreshing honesty.
- Also kind of loved that when Yun Jae Won, realizes that he's no longer interested in his original love interest -- while I did feel bad for her having a tumor (though she successfully recovers) her reasoning that they should be together "in case it might come back", etc, kind of. Were terrible reasons why they should be together, and I'm glad that Yun Jae Won firmly but kindly told her that those really weren't good reasons for them to be together. And he's absolutely right! I do feel bad that she went through that alone, but frankly, it was selfish because it was "just in case".
- I don't know if the Wednesday 3.30pm myth is true -- I liked that a lot of characters were like "oh yeah, I read that article" -- which suggests that women looking their oldest and ugliest at that specific time frame was something made up for the show. But it was interesting to think about!
- Kind of liked that Seon Eun Woo found a way to market the myth into something positive for people. Buy this product and it won't be true anymore! I mean, sure, marketing against myths probably isn't good in the long run, but on the other hand, it would bolster people's emotions during that time frame.
IDK. I liked it a lot. Short, sweet, charming. 9/10.
- On Wednesday, 3.30pm, Seon Eun Woo gets dumped by her boyfriend, Baek Seung Gyu, and decides to make him jealous by pretending to have a fake "lovestagram" and date Yun Jae Won, and make Baek Seung Gyu want her back. Naturally, Yun Jae Won and Seon Eun Woo fall for each other instead.
- It's super short, but I enjoyed the bickery banter between Seon Eun Woo and Yun Jae Won, and their cohabilitation and fluffy interaction. They're best friends, and they adopt a dog together, and it's just very adorable to see these two bounce off each other and fall in love.
- Wow, Baek Seung Gyu was a jerk! Even when he gets back with Seon Eun Woo, he tries to cheat on her again, and just!!! Oh, that made me so mad!!
- Kinda loved that when Seon Eun Woo realizes that she doesn't love Baek Seung Gyu, she instantly dumps him. Like, she realizes she wants someone else, and breaks up with him, and I just. Realy liked that refreshing honesty.
- Also kind of loved that when Yun Jae Won, realizes that he's no longer interested in his original love interest -- while I did feel bad for her having a tumor (though she successfully recovers) her reasoning that they should be together "in case it might come back", etc, kind of. Were terrible reasons why they should be together, and I'm glad that Yun Jae Won firmly but kindly told her that those really weren't good reasons for them to be together. And he's absolutely right! I do feel bad that she went through that alone, but frankly, it was selfish because it was "just in case".
- I don't know if the Wednesday 3.30pm myth is true -- I liked that a lot of characters were like "oh yeah, I read that article" -- which suggests that women looking their oldest and ugliest at that specific time frame was something made up for the show. But it was interesting to think about!
- Kind of liked that Seon Eun Woo found a way to market the myth into something positive for people. Buy this product and it won't be true anymore! I mean, sure, marketing against myths probably isn't good in the long run, but on the other hand, it would bolster people's emotions during that time frame.
IDK. I liked it a lot. Short, sweet, charming. 9/10.
