I didn't really care much for all the Woong scenes because I had already buried him at the end of season 1😅 but I was happy with the way Yumi (phew! The fake out at the start of the episode scared me) and Ba Bi handled it.
Thanks to the Yoghurt test I now know how to spot a chaebol 😅.

😂😂What were those analogies during the last make out session ? H2? Right hand? I was screaming 🤣🤣

Sigh... I have this bad feeling every time Yumi, her mom or anyone says Babi is too perfect.
Coupled with the fact that I have seen people say they hated him even before the drama aired. At this point I think it might be best for me to go and spoil myself so I know what's coming😖

Ps: I'll soon overdose from all the perfect boyfriends in the dramas I've watched this year

I liked Episode 5 but had issues with Episode 6.

I was happy to see Woong again. While the relationship between Yumi and Woong didn’t work out, I was invested in them while they lasted and invested in Woong. It was sad to see him doing poorly post breakup, but I was glad he realized where he went wrong and finally buried his pride. It was too late with Yumi, but I hope he takes the lessons he learns and applies them to future relationships.

I thought Yumi’s reaction to the sudden reappearance of Woong in her life was realistic. She has moved on, but she did love Woong once and couldn’t help worrying about him. I was glad she met him and they and the audience both had some final closure.

The one part of Episode 5 that had me rolling my eyes was Babi telling her to go. Trust is great and all but very few guys would be that understanding.

Perfect Babi is boring to me. I didn’t think we needed the cliché meet the parents scene to highlight once again that Babi is the perfect boyfriend. The kissing scenes are good, but I don’t feel the connection between Yumi/Babi. She doesn’t seem to know him in any better than we do.

The pacing of their relationship is also weird. It seemed like Episode 6 was their first time sleeping together but that had to have been many months into their relationship. Some couples do take it slow but Naughty Cell seemed to have been anticipating something happening on Christmas.

Yumi’s writer plot has me scratching my head. I was glad the character Jin Joo played asked Yumi some hard questions. All Yumi seems to be doing is taking writing classes, entering the contest and meeting her boyfriend for lunch. Couldn’t she have done those things while working, at least part-time, and if she actually won a contest, quit? I wish we had an idea about what kind of writing she is doing.

Here is my controversial opinion! I love Jinyoung. I love BaBi. I dont love BaBi and Yumi together. I dont ship it. I dont think they have even the tiniest bit of romantic chemistry. And I thought it was incredibly calculating when BaBi told Yumi to go wherever she needed to go during their date without telling her he knew where she was going.
Also! I've been talking about it on my wall but we never see BaBis cells. We see them every now and again but not nearly as often as we saw Wungs. Why is that? I think BaBi is a rebound. Sarang hasn't recovered from Wung and BaBi is hot like fire, has a very touchable tush and adores her so why not?
This has been my UO.

Jinyoung with the pig, and I screamed 'Look, Babi with a ba-bi'! xD xD
WTH was the H2 landing seriously? The show is WHACK! I honestly thought Yumi (& her dominant right hand) would be aiming somewhere else, but her Naughty-Cell is pretty tame to get a nosebleed from a booty-grab.

But then again, dude's probably doing 50 squats a minute. That booty must be ittt! :P

I think ep 6 is trying to make us swoon for Babi even more but instead i'm not feeling it. There are only more and more doubts.
I agree with Beanies here. Irl there's no way your partner will let you go to meet someone in the middle of your date, especially with an ex, that easy. You're not asking her questions? Aren't you curious? Isn't it normal that you want some explanation? Why did you interrupt her?
Be understanding is important but communication is also important, maybe even more.

Even though the chaebol parody is funny, i kinda wish Yumi just asked Babi about his family directly. What's so wrong about that?
Plus, you can know someone a bit more from how that person talks about his family.

I am really enjoying this second season. I was pleased Yumi didn't go back to wung. the who episode i was like "please don't ruin your current relationship" but i am glad they cleared that up.
The second make out session was swoony and also hilarious. i was laughing so hard i made my stomach hurt. I especially loved how the moons made a *ahem* backside, and the touchdown of the right hand was perfect.

Episode 5 made me realise that I am still Team Woong after all. I felt more sorry for Woong than I probably would have for Bobby if he had been dumped. Maybe because I still don't know enough about Bobby.
But I thought Yumi handled the situation well.

Contrast to what other beanies are saying here, the question shouldn’t be on why Babi is agreeing to let her go but instead why Yumi can leave her boyfriend like this. I can’t believe people can say Babi is calculating because he lets her go lol To me, how Babi handled the situation was very realistic and matured, I personally would have done the same. What other choices Yumi left Babi with? Her mentally was already gone that night, she made up her mind and grabbed her jacket on her way out already. What does Babi asking her to stay would do anything? You can’t keep someone physically when they are mentally gone.

Babi isn’t saint, he is hurt, sad and scared he would lose her too. The way he rushed to open the door and his reason/emotion cells are telling him not to let her go already told us he cared a lot. How is that calculating? He’s just a matured gentleman who knows better.

For real people feeling bad for Woong instead of feeling bad for Babi in ep5 truly makes me mad lol You may not connect with Babi as a character but what he went through in Ep5 was unfair and hurtful. Woong’s story and POV got 40 minutes of screen time yet we haven’t even seen Babi’s life once.

I already said what I think about the romance in WWW, so here's what I think about Yu Mi's dream: I'm worried.

Yu Mi keeps avoiding to think about her current situation. We know she isn't working and she doesn't have a lot of money saved, but she isn't doing anything about it. She keeps having doubts about her decision, but she just ignore them. She doesn't have a plan, and she doesn't have anyone helping her.

I liked that Jin Joo's character cared and asked Yu Mi real questions, because everyone's acting like nothing happened and that is not going to help.

I would feel so much better if she had a part-time job or if she tried to reduce her expenses. Our girl is living like there's no tomorow, but THERE IS.

Seeing Woong just reinforces that we know nothing about Babi. Who is Babi? All I know is he's handsome, perfect, and a good kisser. I was hoping chaebol heir would be his thing because he totally looks like a rich family's young master, but it was a tteokbokki restaurant. Then I expected a fight over Yumi leaving before dinner, but he and his three cells chose to trust her. Does Babi have no friends like Yumi has no friends?

So perfect it is (for now). I assume that they slept together, or else Naughty Cell wouldn't have woken up all satisfied and wanted seconds in the morning. I'm sorry, but isn't octopus hug better from the placement of her hands? Spinal canyon and planet H2 are good and all, but Right Hand should've gone under the sweater.

The episodes were definitely swoony enough. But there is definitely something missing in this season. May be a little bit character insight for Babi. I mean he is that cliched boyfriend who exists mostly in novels and of course k dramas. I mean why that cringey meet up with Yumi's parents just to highlight that he is perfect. Its too much perfection. He is too perfect to be real that I can't help but get alarm bells saying he is gonna mess up big sometime in future. I think one of the major reasons why I was invested so much in S1's lovestory was because they portrayed Woong as flawed and that was realistic. I wish they give us some information on who Babi is apart from his time with Yumi.
Happy that Yumi got her closure with Woong and sad that he is going through a rough time. Only if his love cell had kicked the pride cell way long before ......

PS: The whole references during the make out session was fun. Planet H2?? Spinal canyon??? Definitely a new outlook. I won't be able to get that out of my mind anytime soon.

I'm glad the writers spent episode 5 bringing Woong back into the story. He was a large part of why I loved this series and his chemistry with Yumi is not dimmed even if she has moved on. Season 1 broke my heart so instead of watching I would just read reviews on Season 2 hoping Woong would show up.

I watched this episode and want to thank the writers for showing us that he now knows what went wrong and regrets it. Also glad Yumi admits her faults in the relationship and its doubly ironic that she is now in a similar situation.

I'm satisfied and done with Season 2. I needed closure as much as Yumi and like to think Woong will have a better future without her.

I don't really like all the fake-outs in this season. Yumi's Cell is not a mystery drama, I don't want to guess. I just want to see her daily life.

I'm curious, in Korea they don't get money when they're unemployed? In my country, if you worked long enough (12 months on the last 2 years), you will get aournd 70% of your salary. If you quit your job, you will have to wait 3 months before (I think).

I like the fact she had the courage to quit her job to write. The fact that Babi always praises her writing helped her a lot. I think Babi and Yumi share more common points than she did with Woong. They like to cook, eat, read, etc.

The first season was interesting because they showed us how Woong and Yumi were thinking and apprehending things differently. Their cells didn't work the same way. In the cas of Babi, it seems their cells work the same way.

I was so nervous as to how they would handle the Woong storyline as I was already so hurt by it but I was so glad to see that they nailed it. Ahn Bo-hyun's acting was spectacular as he nailed the emotions Woong was going through, much to the point where I even started to feel for him at some point throughout the ep (that scene where Yumi told him she was seeing someone else and the way they showed how his entire soul shattered was incredible) despite it leaving a bitter feeling and I did not expect them to dedicate an episode to him, it was, in a way, some type of closure we did not get previously.

On the other hand, the scene where Yumi was doubting the fact if she did the right thing really REALLY hit me as I'm going through something exactly similar and having the same thoughts as her. my god, i've never related so much to a kdrama before!

But yes, Im finding Babi a little too good to be true and awaiting the impending conflict

I know people watch drama for the conflict, but if you said season 1 is more real than i beg to differ. Yumi x Babi relationship is common too in real life, where 2 people just love each other company without significant issue to resolve. They have a mature, healthy relationship, with lots of skinships and words of encouragement (like do you see they effortlessly love to hold each other hands whenever wherever?! So adorable! And those kisses are so sweet but so hot). When Yumi with Woong she is constantly in anxious mode, and people like it better? Seriously? Just because its more “real”? 😄 Yumi’s Cells is about Yumi’s growth and since her main cell is Love then it is expected that relationship is what affecting her growth the most. Now with Babi she has more time to worry & focus about herself more than when she was with Woong, i think its a good progress of growth.

I want to see Babi’s cells so bad, in the webtoon they show up even before YumBab dating, and we can really see how his mind & feelings works. But overall he is just too kind as a person which always put him in trouble 😅. Anyway, i hope they showed his vulnerability in the drama soon, its frustrating seeing people questioning him just bcs he’s too good to be true and seems “fake”, but failed to see how his reason & emotional cell were mad (rational cell even got teary eyes) when they saw Yumi is ready to leave. He is human with feelings after all. He is hurting too but since Yumi already decided to leave without involving how he felt, he must have understood that its uncomfortable for Yumi to talk about it with him (although this is when Yumi took him for granted, she should have asked how Babi feeling if she want to go meet her ex for closure), and he choose to respect Yumi on that, give her that trusts bcs he also know Yumi needed that closure for her, how is that being calculating?? Also i dont see why Babi has to share to Yumi that he met Woong? I mean it’s like what his Emotional cell said, whats good it will do for Yumi to share about how Woong is currently doing. It’s not his place to share it in the first place, like, “Yumi-ya i met your ex boyfriend he is now a programmer and had closed his studio”, and then what? Expect Yumi to call Woong etc.? Lmao weird, maybe its a cultural differences but i dont think he’s guilty for not telling it to Yumi

We can see more of different Yumi’s expression in season 1, cause she was sad, angry, anxious, and restless many times cause of Woong… Woong lied, dishonest, pride, refuse to hear her suggestions and complains, refuse to set boundaries with Saeyi… and many more. Now that Yumi is happy, calm and can focus on her growth as a writer instead of being negative, people say she is not being herself and still find the rocky relationship she had with Woong more cute 😅🤦‍♀️

Many people love dramas and conflicts in a relationship instead of a supportive and healthy one and it shows.. therapy is needed

I didn't even realize how much I missed Woong until I saw this eps. I've spent a lot of time and energy caring for him last season that it didn't feel right to leave his story hanging just like that. It's a relief to get some sort of closure on that front. It's also nice to finally clear the confusion around Woong's many perplexing decision during his relationship with Yumi. The fact that Pride was his prime cell made so much things suddenly clicked to place. It explained so much of his communication failure and his disinclination towards vulnerabilities.

To be honest, this week is the first time I felt the possibility to hop on board with the Yumi-Bobby pairing. And that was due to that perfect scene where Yumi told Bobby she needed to go out and he chose to trust her and let her go. It was quiet, understated, bursting with repressed emotions, and a great way to highlight the stark differences between Yumi's dynamic with both Woong and Bobby. It was the first scene where I could feel a sense of vulnerabilities between them as a couple, and somehow it made this relationship felt real with stakes and feelings involved.

Unfortunately, as much as I like their progressing relationship, I can see red warning sign everywhere. It didn't make any sense to me that Yumi tried so hard to conceal their romantic relationship from her friends. There was absolutely no need nor reason for her to do that, especially now that they weren't co-worker anymore. It didn't help that there was such contrast with how eager she was to introduce Woong to her circle back then. Yumi and Bobby's relationship seemed to exist in an isolated, almost-unreal bubble, and that doesn't inspire confidence in the longevity of their love story.

Now on to less serious topic.
I freaking adore the way this season cut through the fireworks-worthy sexual tension between our couple by utilizing some unexpected physical cells and putting them on spotlight. The humor is surprising and slightly unusual, but very much welcomed to balance the awkwardness of having to watch long hot scenes (at least for me). Whether it's the Tongue Cells dancing together, or the right hand's historical landing (which got me in stitches, while blushing furiously), it's something I never knew I needed and I definitely want more.

p.s. That concept about the relativity of satisfaction in life is so on point. In a way, it's weirdly reassuring to know that we can never properly judge others on their level of happiness.