Giggling Like A Little Girl Because I'm Watching Love Last Forever (Koi Wa Tsuzuku Yo Doko Made Mo) And

Giggling like a little girl because I'm watching Love last forever (Koi Wa Tsuzuku yo Doko Made Mo) and she just saw Tendo again in the hospital but he doesn't remembers her.

DUTY AFTER SCHOOL EPISODE 10

I tried looking for something that said "Sad" but Tumblr was sending to get mental help. Not that I don't need it but I feel that everyone that has watched kdramas lately need therapy.

ANYWAY

Kdramas lately have really been trying to play with my mental health. It's slightly concerning but I must give a standing ovation to the actors and actresses, directors and producers of this Kdramas because it's been crazy.

The emotions portrayed in this episode have been wonderful. They exxplored trauma, how going into college/university can reduce a person into a position, and how fear can play with your mind.

I love how they also touched on the topic of adults being the ones that should protect us, but in the end, we end up protecting ourselves and each other. Hopefully, the new generation will have it easier and depend on us, the new adults.

The truth is that this kdrama is very realistic. Not the alien part, of course but definitely the war portion of the drama.

Fighting to have good grades, fighting to be the best, fighting to make everyone proud, fighting to leave our mark in the world and then being categorized as bad students and good students. It feels healing to see there is someone who realizes that being at war doesn't mean carrying a weapon but trying to achieve something while all eyes are on you.

The adults using the university to manipulate the teenagers felt raw and real. Because they do manipulate us somehow.

They know what our weaknesses are, and they use it against us. But I believe that we'll do better.

I believe that this generation will tell the next one that it's okay to fail.

I believe this generation will encourage the next one to be happy.

I believe this generation will heal traumas by helping the new generation grow up.

I feel we gave up on our dreams, but we shouldn't stop dreaming.

If we stop dreaming we'll become like them. Categorizing people by their grades, by their beauty, by what they want.

Let's keep dreaming healthily. Let's encourage one another to keep surviving, to keep living. Let's find the joy in life, the peace in the quietness, the gratefulness in the touch of the sun.

I know it's hard. I know sometimes it feels as if the war were pressing on us but we've made it this far. We can do it a little more.

For us. And for those that are coming next.

That's the reality of duty after school. Not the aliens of the war. But surviving even when the world is going against us.

Surviving the appearances.

Surviving.

Let's all survive together. Let's grow old together. Let's keep fighting.

For us.

For the ones coming.

For the ones that stopped fighting.

Let's never give up.

Duty after school part 2

Are they freaking kidding me?

ARE THEY FREAKING KIDDING ME!? 

THEY SURVIVED FREAKING ALIENS ONLY TO BE KILLED LIKE THAT!?

WHAT ON EARTH IS WRONG WITH THE PRODUCERS!? 

A shooting? AN ACTUAL SHOOTING!? 

Horrible ending. They could have added more stuff but they really killed them off like that. I wouldn’t have cared if they brought freaking zombies or if the ones dead were miraculously back. JUST ANYTHING WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN THIS. 

A freaking shooting. All that freaking suffering for a shooting. 

They’re delusional. I feel I lost my mind.

*Cries in nursing student with a bad teacher*

The good bad mother

So, I'm hating Kang-Ho because he was a total idiot

BUT

I feel that he did it on purpose.

I feel that Kng-Ho pushed everyone away because he knew that his dad did not committed suicide. I feel Kang-Ho found out his dad was killed and he wants revenge.

When he was breaking up with Mi-Jo, Mi-Jo say "You have do to something on your own." And he agreed and then left. AND I FEEL that the something was to get revenge.

Him pulling Sam-Sik out of the bar and giving him money? He was surrounded by prosecutors who were evil and he didn't want anybody close to him to be involved.

The scene of him rolling the car towards the river? I feel that was made up. I feel he took the woman and the baby to a safe place and then dumped the car for the fishes to live in.

Him leaving Mi-Jo? She was already too close. He wanted her to be safe. That's why he felt pain when he saw her again.

Him saving those documents behind the painting? Proof of what he had been ordered to do.

I feel that the times he was evil were because he needed to convince others that he actually was evil.

I feel he did it on purpose.

But maybe that's wishful thinking.

“Isn’t that right, waffles?”

By Nina Zenik