So, all three of them went to the same high school? What?!? Did they know this? They could not have known this because Cha Hyeon and Ta Mo seemed to not know each other when they met? Does Ga Kyung know? I’m so confused…And just wowed at this reveal.

Ga Kyung and her husband should have been born in normal families and met each other as normal people and gotten married. I feel like they are such good people, but circumstances which have lasted years have turned them into what they are now. They could genuinely love each other – well I think the husband already does. If we only have one couple in the end, it better be them – after a divorce and proper remarriage with no mother in law in the picture of course. They should run away together.

Are there people who are intimate with people the first time they meet BECAUSE they have serious intentions?:
“Hey, nice to meet you, I’m attracted to you. Let’s sleep together and embark on a serious relationship.”
I’m not trying to be sarcastic either, I genuinely want to know if this happens in real life. I still think Mo-Gun knew her somehow before…but I’m getting less sure since they have yet to show us an inkling of this. It could come later seeing as the romance is not the main part of the show…

I don’t get it either. I actually found him shady for a while since I thought there had to be something else driving him.

I’m watching until current ep but still doesnt understand it either, which makes me lose interest on them tbh

*this reminded me so much of President Go and Noeul (life) pairing tbh

he can no longer see his dog’s face on the search engine is just…Who does that?

And the fact that he did not even think to save the picture makes sense when we consider in the first place his phone, and second the total absence of an internet presence from him. That’s almost unheard of these days for someone in his age in his society. Their interactions are cute though.

Even before getting to the end, that scene when Tammy confronted her after the press conference made me feel sorry for her and people like her. No matter why she did it, I thought it a little unfair that Ta Mi threw in her face everything she’s done wrong in the past when Ga Gyeong said she might be trying to be just now. It reminded me of real life, where people find it so hard to change because others will not let them by constantly bringing up the past and throwing it in their faces.

And then after the scenes with her in-laws, and her parents, my gosh her parents. I truly understand now what she means when she’s saying she wants to disappear. At least the last 10 years of her life have been what we saw at the beginning, with her just rolling over and doing what she’s told by her mother-in-law. It still does not excuse the disgusting trait she’s shown of harming innocent people, but at least now I understand her better. Her marriage is tragic though, because I think they were both good people who could have loved each other genuinely and been happy.

I’ve said before that I like romcoms, but my own beliefs were different. I really enjoyed seeing Ta Mi and Morgan’s conversation about marriage because I can actually relate, and this is not something you see often not just in kdramas, but in television in general. People just expect marriage and family as a ‘normal’ part of human. I like what Cha Hyeon said about what’s ‘normal’ being such a human construct anyway.

I can definitely see where Ta Mi is coming from regarding breaking up before things get serious – she and Mo-Gun have very different views on relationships. I guess it’s hard for her to find a like-minded individual she could be with, and Mo-Gun reminds me of so many people I know who think, ‘their mind will change.’ I feel Ta Mi’s loneliness that made her run to him in the end though. And honestly, even if she ends up being the one to change her mind in the end, I will still appreciate that the show explored this issue. Her mind can actually change, and that would be okay.

A woman who does not want to get married as the lead in a drama…has this happened before? Where? I so want to see this depicted again. And now I am very interested in knowing her reasons. I mean she broke off a relationship over it. I’m wowing in a very happy way.

But I finally find that I like her at work way more than I like Ta Mi. It’s like the two are the same but in different places – Ta Mi is violent and out there when it comes to her work – seriously she handles things so cold-bloodedly 😳 – and she is rational and level-headed in her personal life. Whereas Cha Hyeon is violent in her personal life, but very calm and avoidant of conflict at work. Her solutions to work issues are always the complete opposite of Ta Mi’s, and are a ‘cleaner’ way of handling things. Ta Mi will go to battle and draw blood, but Cha Hyeon will ask for peace talks at a table. I’m liking this…

I keep wanting Ta Mi to sleep with Mo-Gun again, but only because they already did, I’m not usually so narrow minded – I swear! But I was reminded (reprimanded) that Ta Mi did not want her relationship to begin that way, so it makes sense that she now takes a step back and is going the way she would have wanted to (I will happily eat my words if this changes though 😂

I didn’t realize how much I would appreciate a more adult set-up. I really like how Ta Mi posed questions that really matter past the infatuation phase when she told Mo-Gun she wanted to be serious: do you have debt? (seriously, this is so real) Are you healthy? Do you have a criminal record?

With WWW I didn’t and still don’t mind the gap because I think WHERE the age gap is matters. At 28, you have lots of life to experience, but that’s a mature age I think. Mature enough to go out with someone 10 years old. In Somewhere Only We Know, one person is 21 and the other 31. This one I have a slight issue with because of the difference in life experience and maturity between those two specific ages. Much like 18 and 28 would also be an issue. It all depends on personalities in the end though. If the parties involved have the same maturity level, it works.

What dramas are they?

I really liked their candid conversation – her saying her everyday life is ‘safe’ and he is not, and she makes a clear distinction between the two. Him admitting that he would prefer to be a part of that ‘safe’ everyday life of hers. And on a completely mind-in-the-gutter note, this guy has been trying so hard to be intimate with Ta Mi again – just out right proposition after proposition 😂😂😂. I definitely think he knew her before they ‘met.’

When she took the money. Because honestly, I always think the poor candy should take the money when offered by the rich mother-in-law…Because she’s poor and the money never did anything wrong, and if it’s being offered, why not? But for Ta Mi I paused and just had to digest how I felt about that. And then they started smashing the car and I was laughing too hard to think about it – And then what Ta Mi did with the money afterwards was just…Wow…Wow 😲😂