Do you love hanging out with planks of wood? Do you find talking to a wall thrilling? Are you drawn to monotone voices that lack emotion? Are they happy? Sad? Excited? Angry? No? I mean… no, really, you honestly cannot tell by the steady timbre of sound coming from their mouth and lack of expression.
Now dictated male leads? Are unrelatable and irritatingly abnormal personalities in? (On a side note: I am positive elderly writers over 55 or 65 wrote that gem of a show,
Because real geeks and gamers would find those characters extremely irritating to hang out with, and their nonsensical nerd-speak that no nerd has ever spoken. I only heard boomers and elderly people in my atmosphere talk over it being a show they loved. My kids and the young adults I knew hated the show for its
Because This Life Is Our First: Episode 3 » Dramabeans Korean Drama Recaps
His cat Kitty, played by Woori, was so adorable though. I loved the cat. Every scene the cat brought it. The cat deserved an academy award for pimping the male protagonist so well.
First off, this really is a good show. I give it a strong 8 out of 10. I truly enjoyed this show. My problem was the ending. The ending took it out of the 9 or 10 range. I just felt I had to rant about the dumb conflict and ending. And I’ll try to make this a very quickie little rantview, but I definitely think its worth watching. So… here goes!
The female protagonist, Yoon Ji-Ho became unbearable around the last two episodes. I began to greatly dislike this character, and I realized I’d seen this actress, Jung So-Min in around two other shows where I grew to greatly dislike her character.
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I know this is totally out of the blue but now that you’ve told me you love me I’ve decided to divorce you and leave you to travel the world – though I’m really just going down the street. I just want to be sure to smash your heart and soul to pieces because I enjoy watching people in pain. I’m weird and quirky like that.
Yoon Ji-Ho (Jung So-Min), Nam Se-Hee (Lee Min-Ki), Woo Soo-Ji (Esom), Ma Sang-Goo (Park Byung-Eun), Yang Ho-Rang (Kim Ga-Eun), and Sim Won-Seok (Kim Min-Suk)
It was reaching my top 10 in way of K-dramas because the dialogue was so well-written. And I know I’m being nit-picky because this is a good show and worth watching. But I just need to rant about this ending.
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The trio of friends since high school were fantastic. The two side love stories had me hanging on the edge of my seat. Please Soo-Ji pick Mr. Ma! He’s your soul mate! Ho-Rang and Won-Seok, please kiss and make up – you belong together!!! You are rooting for all the couples, including the main male and female lead, and then… it falls apart.
I even got involved in the main love story. Everything was cute and Rom-com nice. The kind of nice that brings a smile on your face. Dialogue was top-notch. Side characters, with both protagonist’s family’s cast members, the music, and even the supposed side hunk, and side chick, were all great. This is a good show.
Ho-Rang and Won-Seok after seven years came to the realization of how much in love they were and they were better together than apart. They communicated.
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The main female character became a ditzy, selfish idiot toward the end of the show and she treated the main guy like an afterthought. She would stare off vacantly and never speak or have a normal conversation. He did the same thing. These people were so emotionally stilted. AHHHHH! She emotionally destroyed him (decimated, obliterated, and crushed his heart, to put it more aptly).
It didn’t make sense to me. A simple discussion, a realization, and boom the show is over with a happily ever beginning. Why couldn’t she just hold a normal conversation?!?!?! Why did she just leave?!?!?! He ended up selling his house because he felt so emotionally ruined. He wandered around aimlessly. Poor Woori had to live on the street like a homeless kitty.
This caused all unnecessary pain and by the end you think, “Nice, they’re together… so what happened with Soo-Ji, Mr. Ma, and Won-Seok and Ho-Rang? That’s who I really care about. F*%& You Ji-Ho!”
First Impressions: Because This Is My First Life
I… I… I didn’t know what to say or think. I wanted to punch Ji-Ho in the face. I wanted the main male’s ex, played beautifully by Lee Chung-ah,
To punch her in the face and never hire her as a writer. The ex grew into a mature adult and the main female love interest turned into a teen-ager who wanted to play mind games. It was so frustrating.
I think my favorite character when all was said and done was the beautiful cat, Kitty/Woori. She stole all the scenes and gave Nam Se-hee personality and character, because he was a block of wood.
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Thank you for reading. I’m sorry I ranted so much, but I did like the show. Esom, the one who played Soo-Ji, and Kim Ga-Eun, who played Ho-Rang, did fantastic jobs as the two friends.
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Entertainment Just Random Life as I Know It Might be a Rant Music My Writing Poetry Ponderings The Humor section Undeniably MeLoved it. Even loved the voice overs… which is rare for me. And there were a lot of voice overs. But they were perfect. I loved the characters and their personalities and how they all hooked up. It was a simple yet slightly different love story, just enough to make it feel fresh but not enough to inspire some philosophical debate or severe attachment. This was a show you can watch, be engrossed in, and then happily let go… like birthday balloons after the party is over. I really loved it, but somehow I don’t think I’ll be obsessively re-watching this one.
First Impressions: “because This Is My First Life” Has Depth, Chemistry, And A Beautiful Script
Fangirl moment. I was already in love with the lead male, Lee Min-Ki. Even without eyeliner, he is still gorgeous and interesting looking. He was my favorite character in the show
Even though he wasn’t in the show long… he lingered in my mind for years. I can’t help myself. I love a man who wears more eyeliner than I do.
Alright, alright, composure! Back to the show at hand… in which our handsome devil does very little smiling… which rocked, cause when he finally did crack a smile it was like the sun bursting through clouds.
Final Review: Because This Is My First Life
There was a lot of good writing in this drama. Sometimes the points made (either via voice over or actual dialogue) about how relationships unfold were very insightful, a little sad, a little beautiful, and had me sighing… other times it was just stating the obvious, but with a poetic tone of voice. A few times, I was really impressed (enough to make screen shots!)
Our leading male is asexual. Or demisexual, technically… which isa person who doesn’t experience sexual attraction unless they form a strong emotional connection with someone. I was so excited to finally have an asexual/demisexual character in a show! And he was the lead romance, no less.
BUT… they took the lazy route, and made our demisexual a super science guy… as if only scientifically minded awkward people are asexy. Not that I minded terribly, it just kinda bugged me a little.
First Impression: Because This Is My First Life
Cause honestly… our leading female was also a bit of a demisexual… not really strongly drawn by physical desires enough to actively pursue a relationship, content to just mildly flirt for years with the drama director. She turned 30 before she even kissed someone. It just wasn’t high on her list. Her pants didn’t light on fire until she’d experienced an emotional bond with her new “husband.” Yet she didn’t get the “you must be asexual or gay” treatment from her peers like the leading male. So apparently her mild crushing was enough to placate society.
The two leads did so much with their body language – to show their discomfort, awkwardness, growing attraction, and the personality quirks of the characters. And let’s go ahead and collectively agree that glue of their relationship was the cat. Kitty/Woori was the cutest little fur ball ever. I love cats, but I have never had a furry friend that was so agreeable to being carted around like a ragdoll. What a fluffy scene stealer! Those blue eyes!
I could tell this drama thought of itself highly… “I’m breaking the mold, ” it said to itself, “Look at my nontraditional characters.” But they weren’t at all nontraditional, nor were the relationships portrayed. They were extremely ordinary.
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