Aww, this post was amazing and heartwarming to read! Thank you for sharing. ❤️

I was thinking about writing a very similar post about Oh Hae Young 😄 Thank you for sharing this 💕💕💕

The scene in the last picture made me fall in love with her. When she was dancing like a crazy person it felt like this was the only way she could cope at least a little bit with her pain. To me, all of her movements were screaming "I'm hurt, I can't live anymore!"
Oh Hae Young is still one of my favourite person in a drama, because I could relate so much to her pain. I was also bullied for a really long time and had bad and hurting experiences with boys. The later one was mostly because of my l severely lack of self-confidence, I wouldn't stand for myself even if someone was hurting me because I thought I didn't deserve it another way.
Oh Hae Young was brave to open her heart again and this was something that healed her. This is also an experience I made and one of the reasons I loved the whole drama until the end.

Sending much hugs and love to you, it's great to see you again 😉😘

I watched it due to a drama- suggestion-exchange with @swunnie, because she is crazy about Oh Hae young (see comment number 2, and by the way she is exceptional pretty and never deserved to be bullied, but I am happy she overcame it), and I have to tell you: the drama is good in many ways. I loved the humor, most of side characters, second couple (the lawyer and the "French" noona)... But personally I could never relate with both Oh Hae youngs for different reasons, but for the rest, it was worth watching. I loved Oh Hae young's parents madly.

Aww, thank you, thank you, thank you..
Oh Hae-young Again is among my five favorite dramas and god knows how much laughed and cried wile watching it because I could see myself in her! The moment I recommended it to my sister I told her “ watch your sister in a drama”!
Nothing with the names and misfortunes but her love story and how crazy she was acting when it was about the man she loved! I had always been openly proud of how deep my feelings were for the man I loved. I was bold and ready to fight when it was about him. Never felt ashamed screaming his name to the world and expressing my love in front of others. Her behavior made me remember how I was..
I didn’t end up being with the man I wanted like Oh Hae-young did but I never regret those days and years.

I really liked this show. I admire Oh Hae Young for being her self at all times......well not physically attacking her nemesis. She had that unique ability of making herself vulnerable.

I know his character and portrayal of it isn't as well liked but I identified more with Eric's role. I recognized the self contained quiet introvert that has really high walls and well maintained boundaries, lol. His is the first character I came across like this in a drama.

I really liked this show too and picked it up after Romantic Doctor... to see Seo Hyun-Jin in another role. I love her as an actress. She plays these characters so well. And probably one of the best kisses ever is in this show!

Ohhh, this drama. 😍😍😍 Your post is making all the feels come floodin' back.

I enjoyed this so much! I, too, love this drama and am always happy to read anything about it on here---and I love that you identify with OHY -- what a great character to see yourself in!! truly-- thanks for sharing this ❤️

Good write up. Thanks for writing about this drama. I really like it and both leads were pretty good. Loved Eric Mun here.

I liked this drama a lot, too.

My name isn't all that common, which makes it funny that when I was a kid we moved and ended up on a street where there was another girl who had the same name, middle name and family name, - except there was one letter difference in our family name- and that letter difference was subtle and not always heard. It would be kind of like Oh Hae Young vs Noh Hae Young. Obvious when spelled, but people don't always hear that first consonant.
She was about four or five years older than me, which is a huge difference when you're young. I knew we shared the same name, but I didn't know we shared about having the same names for the rest of our names because she was a step-child with a different surname from her family, and I learned about that through a funny incident.

I was around 11 years old and, three kind of slouching, not the most respectable looking teen-aged boys came to the door and asked for me. My dad answered the door and asked why they wanted me, and they said just to hang out with them and we'd all already made plans and I was waiting for them. My poor shocked dad repeated my name and asked if that's who they meant. They said yes. My dad kept saying 'YOU want to hang out with MY DAUGHTER...!' and he'd repeat my name and they'd insist that yeah, they did and they were also getting kind of frustrated, and he was getting angrier and angrier- fortunately, before he almost started hitting people, he calmed down just enough to ask, "And is the girl you want to hang out with eleven years old? Because that's my child's age, and she's in elementary school and you are not allowed to even speak to her."
They left in a hurry, very confused and really embarrassed, but I guess they asked around the neighbourhood and found her. Later the girl's younger sister came over and explained they were looking for her step-sister, and explained how similar our names were. That happened two or three more times, but after that, of course, we always knew who they were looking for and could send her friends to the right house.

I think all of us can relate to being compared to someone else and always coming up lacking in some way. I really loved how Another Oh Hae Young tackled that in such a thoughtful and honest way.

This was a beautiful write up. Thank you for sharing it with us.