I really really liked this movie. It starts off with Yoon-ju developing a major crush on Ji-soo. They end up having a sweet relationship, but the twist is their unknown fate. They are both pressured by the people in their lives to meet men and secure a boyfriend. When Ji-soo returns to her hometown, she sort of gives in to that mentality as well, and their relationship grows cold. The ending is very vague, almost incomplete, but this is a very accurate depiction of how LGBTQ couples, especially in Korea, don’t know if their relationship will last forever or if it is fleeting. I think it is a very sad but real message that their LGBTQ viewers can resonate with.

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i love seeing the gays win

"i want to thank you for coming into my life and changing my world of grey and turning it into the beautiful pink." i absolutely love how mon fell for sam, but sam fell harder. their love was secretive and messy at the start - trickled with miscommunication and big issues outside of their relationship. arranged marriage and homophobic grandmas to name two. slowly but surely, though their love for each other surpassed all hardships. by the end, they filled the gap and got the happily ever after beyond their wildest dreams. gonna miss kicking my feet to mon and chamcham's passionate kissing scenes, but now it's time to watch the loyal pin! >:3

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