I kind of like this new Korean series I just started watching but I hate the fact that, yet again, the girl is poor and the guy is filthy rich. It’s always that way. Why does the girl have to be broke and almost homeless all the time? Is it to give the guy a chance to play the hero? Urgh level out the playing field sometime, why don’t you, TV people.
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pichipichibitchy said:
what series are you watching? :D
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tokki-days said:
There’s this Korean drama series I watched where the girl is not in such a cliche spot. Though, she’s rich ‘cause of her dad. But still, she tries to be independent. It’s quite funny too. Princess Prosecutor. Unless you’ve already watched it. :)
spinyn0rman said:
Love it! Since it’s a Korean series, have you looked into the demographics of Korean employment? It may be that way because single women have a more difficult time finding work? I dunno. :D
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gabbleberry said:
Agreed!
hamstr said:
amazing as always!
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