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May 2026: The Weight of Many Things. May 2026 was a month of competing priorities, looming deadlines, and responsibilities that seemed to multiply faster than they could be completed. Between work, academics, health struggles, and personal disappointments, simply keeping pace felt like an achievement in itself....
April 2026: Change is the ONLY constant.
Week 1: April started somewhere in the middle of the week… and with it came a piece of unexpected news that quietly sent my anxiety spiraling. For the last one year, I had been relying on shuttle services (AC buses with pre-booked rides) for commuting to work. There are technically other ways to reach office from my home… but none of them are direct. You can keep hopping between buses and…
One Spring Night (2019): When Love Arrives Quietly… and Refuses to Leave
One Spring Night (2019) is one of those shows I had never heard of… never planned to watch… never even accidentally stumbled upon. And yet—here we are. I came across it while searching for more works of Jung Hae-in… and somehow ended up watching the whole thing.It’s still slightly hard for me to say conclusively how I managed to finish it…Was it because of Hae-in’s pretty face?Was I actually…
Can This Love Be Translated? (2026): When Feelings Speak… But Words Fail
In the last couple of months, as I’ve been completely indulged in binge-watching K-dramas night after night, I somehow ended up spending less and less time on YouTube. And even when I did go there… it was mostly to look up actors or actresses I was temporarily obsessed with. But you know how the YouTube algorithm works, it just keeps throwing new recommendations at you, even when you’re…
March 2026: Existing, Persisting… and Searching for Light
Week 1: The month started on a Sunday… and that Sunday was rather busy for me. Some much-awaited news uplifted my family’s mood—relatives and neighbors gathered in the living room, chatting away… and I baked my first ever batch of brownies. My family is very forgiving when it comes to rating my baking experiments. Both my parents have hardly had these things before, so most of the time it’s…
Boyfriend on Demand (2026): When Love Becomes a Subscription and Reality Starts Feeling Optional
Over the last year, I’ve watched many, many Korean dramas: sometimes based on ratings, other times purely because I liked the actors in them. But most of the time, what I pick is at least 3–4 years old… something that has already been watched, discussed, and dissected across the internet. Boyfriend on Demand was an exception. I watched it almost immediately after it dropped on Netflix… without…
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D.P. (2021-2023): A Dark, Unflinching Look at Silence, Survival… and the Cost of It All
I had just finished watching Something in the Rain (2018) and was looking for other works by Jung Hae-in… Lucky for me, he has quite a few shows and movies and many of them are actually available on the OTTs I’m subscribed to. D.P. (Deserter Pursuit) was definitely not something I would usually pick, considering it falls under action drama… but Hae-in’s presence and the possibility of seeing him…
In "Something in the Rain" (2018), Yoon Jin-ah thought her life was safe and predictable… until Seo Joon-hee walked back in. What begins like a soft drizzle slowly turns into a love the world refuses to accept and one that may not survive.
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February 2026: Surviving the Drift & Swimming Ahead...
February 2026, Week 1: The month started on a Sunday… and after a rare week of holidays, I had to mentally prepare myself to step back into the murky waters. You cannot expect to get better by treating your body and mind recklessly for six days and detoxing them for one. Life doesn’t work like that… unfortunately. In the first week, I had to go to the office for three days. Waking up early,…
My Mister (2018): The Love that Saved 2 Lives
It’s been a couple of days since I finished watching “My Mister” (2018)… and my emotions are still scattered, like papers thrown into the wind. I keep replaying certain scenes in my head at the most random hours of the day. I’m hoping that by writing this, I can gently untangle what this show did to me, because it did something. Something quiet. Something heavy. Something that lingers. My Mister…
January 2026: The Eye of the Storm.
January 2026, Week 1: The month and the year started on a Thursday… I had already dragged myself to work for compliance during the last two days of 2025… I probably would have done the same for the first two days of 2026 as well — but there was no shuttle service to take me there… Winter’s grip was getting tighter; every morning it was the same ordeal to get out of bed.1st January was probably…
My Love from the Star (2013): An Extra-terrestrial Love-story
Whenever I am looking for my next K-drama to binge, it’s usually based on a couple of things — do I know the actors? Have I seen some shorts or clips and liked them? Does it have decent ratings? My Love from the Star (2013) checked all the boxes — but somehow I was still sleeping on it because it’s quite an old show. And then one fine morning I said to myself, “Why not?!” and just like that, I…
20th Century Girl (2022): The Sweet Love of 90's
In my decade-long blogging journey, I might have reviewed close to a hundred movies and shows… but I rarely get to write purely about my feelings just a few hours after finishing something. This afternoon, I watched the Korean movie 20th Century Girl (2022)… and here I am, still emotionally unsteady, typing through the aftermath. I’ve been actively looking for more works by Byeon Woo-seok—whom I…
It’s Okay to Not Be Okay (2020): Trauma, Love & Healing
Lovely Runner(2024): Soul Remembers the Love Mind Doesn't
As I was officially done with my semester and final submissions, I finally had some free time over the weekend… and picking up a comforting K-drama was a no-brainer for me. There were a few K-dramas sitting patiently on my watchlist, but when I checked their ratings, I felt oddly discouraged. Nothing really called out to me. And then there was Lovely Runner (2024), a show that had been living in…
2025 Summary: The Year of Becoming, Bit by Bit
Looking back at 2025, I realize it wasn’t a year of clean lines or bold transformations. It was messier than that, made up of pauses, restarts, quiet endurance, and moments that only made sense much later. Month by month, life unfolded without asking for permission, carrying me through exhaustion, small joys, uncertainty, recovery, and the slow, sometimes reluctant act of showing up anyway. This…
December 2025: A Month That Asked Too Much
I entered December already tired. The month noticed, and still asked for more. Week 1 The month started on a Monday, and because weekends are still eaten up by syncing with the Professor and then, separately, with batchmates—it barely feels like free time anymore. I stepped into a new week already drained, both mentally and physically. I went to work only one day this week. The workplace is…