Full of romance and insecurities.

Full of romance and insecurities. That's the charm of It's Okay, That's Love. It's not afraid to show is the charming side of love, along with the scary parts. The self doubts and the fear of not yet knowing who you're in the relationship with.

It may be the start of a new romance, ex-married people who are now friends, or the end of a would be love. That's the true charm. Managing to make me laugh while feeling this weight on my chest. Much like life.

Overall this was a solid episode. It's still missing that final connection for me. I know it's just waiting to click.

The mystery of the murder is out, but now we're left with Dong Min to figure out the last pieces. To finally help the individuals and family heal. It's horrible that the justice system couldn't see Jae Bum as someone defending himself, but his little brother. It's always hard stomaching how the law can help others and forsake some.

What I loved was Dong Min's take on being a psychiatrist. He isn't there for justice or judgement, but to help the patient.

Ha-ha! We all want a sexy friendship. ^_-

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