Eunjiswife Follow Watching Because This Is My First Life has honestly been one of the greatest experiences in my life. I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed a show, at least a kdrama, as much as I did this one. It’s taught me so much about love, life and human nature. I don’t think I can accurately articulate everything that made this show so amazing but one of my favorite things was the authenticity of it all. The characters were so real and honest and flawed. All of that made them all the more perfect, somehow. I want to really take a moment to applaud the writing, which was so so sooo well done. It brought the plot and characters to life in such a way that I found myself sympathizing with people and story-lines that I didn’t even necessarily agree with. And the cast was ahhhmazing. Every single one of them did so well. I really appreciated what all the couples represented and the trajectory each took. Horang and Wonseok had a pretty turbulent relationship and I wasn’t always sold on it. But both of them showed so much growth by the end and I’m so proud of both of them. Suji and Sanggu I was also a little skeptical about but they turned out to be such a fantastic couple. Both so strong and intelligent, albeit in different ways. It made me so happy to see them bring out the best in each other and stand by each other. And Sehee and Jiho. Wow. Where do I start? They. Are. Perfection. The best in every way possible. Ironically, both of them are so flawed. But they both grew up so much during the show. Jiho finally became the striker she was always meant to be. Sehee learned to love, but even better, he let himself believe that he deserved to be loved. They caused so many positive changes in each other. and despite the bumps in the road, they had by far one of the healthiest, most respectful relationships I have ever seen. Everyone went through so much and seeing them all happy at the end just made me so happy that it doesn’t even make sense. This is bittersweet because I’m saying goodbye to something so good and characters that weirdly seem like old friends. But I’ve enjoyed this show so much that even that pain is worth it. Goodbye, Because This Is My First Life. You truly were the best. Lastly, I want to thank everyone else who watched and posted on and made gifs and reblogged my gifs and just the whole community. Spazzing out together was a huge part of what made this experience fun for me so for that, I thank you all! ♡ ♡ ♡
Hwn-hs Follow Because this is my first life This drama is a masterpiece. (i don’t think i can say goodbye to this precious couple) GIF by idleminds
Kyesangs from minki’s instagram: xgo_odx:i love this drama so much that I really hate to finish it. and with all those people you’ve watched, I have also gained strength and courage through this drama. I learned from both jiho and sehee a lot. now lets all wish our last farewell to sehee to his own life. thank you for sharing (this experience) and being with us. im telling you this with all sincerity. thank you!!
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Onedropofsummerrain Follow This Is My First Life Kdrama *a little rant goes a long way Sooooo. It’s over ? well, now that the show is officially over I’d get to say what’s been bothering me about the finale at the very least and It’s definitely about Horang and Won Seok ending. At first I was a little bit taken a back when Seok proposed the breakup plan. But then, in the episode when both were in this huge huge fight I could see his point that they didn’t share the same idealism and vision. And I don’t think they can compromise this at any rate because both have such a strong argument, both are logical, both are beautiful. No one is stronger than the other. Horang wanted to be a mother, a wife; there is nothing wrong with that while Seok has his own dream of being a successful app developer and there is also nothing wrong with it. Staying together just gets them in the way of their pursuit of happiness. I respect their reasoning equally. And they somehow realized it. The relationship was so toxic that I feel relieved, not even the slightest mourn as they broke up. But? In the finale? It’s just seemed too forced and unnatural putting them back as a couple just because they deserve a happy ending or moreover people are gonna curse at the writer for giving them such a huge plot twist. They are on the cover how are they being set off? That doesn’t make any sense right. But I felt like I’m being deceived because in the end Won Seok was agreed to get married, gave up on his dream entirely, was still working for Mr. Ma’s company instead of developing his own app even during the break – up, was suddenly really into marriage and even had a baby later. What a sudden change? Horang who was strong girl, eager to start a family, admitted that she needed to be more honest with herself, and later realized how bad they are for each other in the end still won the game, getting married to her boyfriend who had ditched his former idealism. I want a happy ending for both of them but really, getting back together is not the proper ending that I expected and the plot twist of them not getting back together is justifiable and forgivable (enough for the fan service). I wish, through this couple the writer could show you that growing up means being less selfish, less ego. You’re no longer forcing things you couldn’t change; instead, you accept it with an open heart. You admit that things don’t work out. You don’t try to make it work because it just doesn’t. It hurts and drives you crazy but somehow you have to put up with it. It’s like cutting out dairy entirely from your diet because you’re lactose intolerant even though you’re fond of it but it endangers your well being so you better off without it. Then great. Face it head on. I wish the writer were brave enough to show that in real life you don’t always end up being with the person you love the most, you might just need to be with someone with the right time, the same vision to survive. Anyway, it’s still one of the best kdrama I’ve watched so far. Each character is blooming beautifully despite their flaws and all it just made them feel so real. So likable, so relatable, pure and genuine. So many things are quote worthy especially about the room 19 thing. It’s well written, it’s hilarious, the pace is nice; the casts suit the character perfectly. I love their osts too and the cinematography is really pretty. This is the first time I watched a kdrama with a so so premise but somehow turned into something fresh, modest, and out of the box. Nam Se Hee, is the most feminist guy I knew. Don’t even think western show has Nam Se Hee. He is the best. Rate : 9/10 (would’ve been 10/10 and you know why).
Limowlee7389 Follow COMPLETED: Because This is My First Life (2017) (10/10). Starting this drama, I had no expectations. I didn’t think the Contract Marriage Premise could stand in 2017; I was wrong. Lee Min Ki and Jung Soo Min did such an amazing job bringing Nam Se Hee and Yoon Ji Ho to life. From the first episodes, they share such a sweet and tender understanding for each other. Nam Se Hee is such a deep and thoughtful character, but has a bit of an odd outlook on life. Lee Min Ki’s portrayal of such a quirky character is so heartwarming. He really delivers on a whole new level. His monologues throughout the drama are so deep and evocative. Along with the development of the lead characters, the supporting characters have fairly unique and memorable character arcs. Aside from the contract relationship premise, Because This is My First Life also tries to tackle the three modern day females with different perspectives setup. This drama does this very well. The roles of Woo Su Ji and Yang Ho Rang are able to share in some very poignant moments throughout the drama. I enjoyed how the portrayal of these female characters provided a commentary of the modern day woman and the challenges that she faces from day to day. Personally, this was one of my favorite dramas this year. It was just pure perfection from start to end. It astutely created characters that had special circumstances, but were still entirely relatable. A feat not many dramas can
Onedropofsummerrain Follow This Is My First Life Kdrama *a little rant goes a long way Sooooo. It’s over ? well, now that the show is officially over I’d get to say what’s been bothering me about the finale at the very least and It’s definitely about Horang and Won Seok ending. At first I was a little bit taken a back when Seok proposed the breakup plan. But then, in the episode when both were in this huge huge fight I could see his point that they didn’t share the same idealism and vision. And I don’t think they can compromise this at any rate because both have such a strong argument, both are logical, both are beautiful. No one is stronger than the other. Horang wanted to be a mother, a wife; there is nothing wrong with that while Seok has his own dream of being a successful app developer and there is also nothing wrong with it. Staying together just gets them in the way of their pursuit of happiness. I respect their reasoning equally. And they somehow realized it. The relationship was so toxic that I feel relieved, not even the slightest mourn as they broke up. But? In the finale? It’s just seemed too forced and unnatural putting them back as a couple just because they deserve a happy ending or moreover people are gonna curse at the writer for giving them such a huge plot twist. They are on the cover how are they being set off? That doesn’t make any sense right. But I felt like I’m being deceived because in the end Won Seok was agreed to get married, gave up on his dream entirely, was still working for Mr. Ma’s company instead of developing his own app even during the break – up, was suddenly really into marriage and even had a baby later. What a sudden change? Horang who was strong girl, eager to start a family, admitted that she needed to be more honest with herself, and later realized how bad they are for each other in the end still won the game, getting married to her boyfriend who had ditched his former idealism. I want a happy ending for both of them but really, getting back together is not the proper ending that I expected and the plot twist of them not getting back together is justifiable and forgivable (enough for the fan service). I wish, through this couple the writer could show you that growing up means being less selfish, less ego. You’re no longer forcing things you couldn’t change; instead, you accept it with an open heart. You admit that things don’t work out. You don’t try to make it work because it just doesn’t. It hurts and drives you crazy but somehow you have to put up with it. It’s like cutting out dairy entirely from your diet because you’re lactose intolerant even though you’re fond of it but it endangers your well being so you better off without it. Then great. Face it head on. I wish the writer were brave enough to show that in real life you don’t always end up being with the person you love the most, you might just need to be with someone with the right time, the same vision to survive. Anyway, it’s still one of the best kdrama I’ve watched so far. Each character is blooming beautifully despite their flaws and all it just made them feel so real. So likable, so relatable, pure and genuine. So many things are quote worthy especially about the room 19 thing. It’s well written, it’s hilarious, the pace is nice; the casts suit the character perfectly. I love their osts too and the cinematography is really pretty. This is the first time I watched a kdrama with a so so premise but somehow turned into something fresh, modest, and out of the box. Nam Se Hee, is the most feminist guy I knew. Don’t even think western show has Nam Se Hee. He is the best. Rate : 9/10 (would’ve been 10/10 and you know why).
Limowlee7389 Follow COMPLETED: Because This is My First Life (2017) (10/10). Starting this drama, I had no expectations. I didn’t think the Contract Marriage Premise could stand in 2017; I was wrong. Lee Min Ki and Jung Soo Min did such an amazing job bringing Nam Se Hee and Yoon Ji Ho to life. From the first episodes, they share such a sweet and tender understanding for each other. Nam Se Hee is such a deep and thoughtful character, but has a bit of an odd outlook on life. Lee Min Ki’s portrayal of such a quirky character is so heartwarming. He really delivers on a whole new level. His monologues throughout the drama are so deep and evocative. Along with the development of the lead characters, the supporting characters have fairly unique and memorable character arcs. Aside from the contract relationship premise, Because This is My First Life also tries to tackle the three modern day females with different perspectives setup. This drama does this very well. The roles of Woo Su Ji and Yang Ho Rang are able to share in some very poignant moments throughout the drama. I enjoyed how the portrayal of these female characters provided a commentary of the modern day woman and the challenges that she faces from day to day. Personally, this was one of my favorite dramas this year. It was just pure perfection from start to end. It astutely created characters that had special circumstances, but were still entirely relatable. A feat not many dramas can
Onedropofsummerrain Follow This Is My First Life Kdrama *a little rant goes a long way Sooooo. It’s over ? well, now that the show is officially over I’d get to say what’s been bothering me about the finale at the very least and It’s definitely about Horang and Won Seok ending. At first I was a little bit taken a back when Seok proposed the breakup plan. But then, in the episode when both were in this huge huge fight I could see his point that they didn’t share the same idealism and vision. And I don’t think they can compromise this at any rate because both have such a strong argument, both are logical, both are beautiful. No one is stronger than the other. Horang wanted to be a mother, a wife; there is nothing wrong with that while Seok has his own dream of being a successful app developer and there is also nothing wrong with it. Staying together just gets them in the way of their pursuit of happiness. I respect their reasoning equally. And they somehow realized it. The relationship was so toxic that I feel relieved, not even the slightest mourn as they broke up. But? In the finale? It’s just seemed too forced and unnatural putting them back as a couple just because they deserve a happy ending or moreover people are gonna curse at the writer for giving them such a huge plot twist. They are on the cover how are they being set off? That doesn’t make any sense right. But I felt like I’m being deceived because in the end Won Seok was agreed to get married, gave up on his dream entirely, was still working for Mr. Ma’s company instead of developing his own app even during the break – up, was suddenly really into marriage and even had a baby later. What a sudden change? Horang who was strong girl, eager to start a family, admitted that she needed to be more honest with herself, and later realized how bad they are for each other in the end still won the game, getting married to her boyfriend who had ditched his former idealism. I want a happy ending for both of them but really, getting back together is not the proper ending that I expected and the plot twist of them not getting back together is justifiable and forgivable (enough for the fan service). I wish, through this couple the writer could show you that growing up means being less selfish, less ego. You’re no longer forcing things you couldn’t change; instead, you accept it with an open heart. You admit that things don’t work out. You don’t try to make it work because it just doesn’t. It hurts and drives you crazy but somehow you have to put up with it. It’s like cutting out dairy entirely from your diet because you’re lactose intolerant even though you’re fond of it but it endangers your well being so you better off without it. Then great. Face it head on. I wish the writer were brave enough to show that in real life you don’t always end up being with the person you love the most, you might just need to be with someone with the right time, the same vision to survive. Anyway, it’s still one of the best kdrama I’ve watched so far. Each character is blooming beautifully despite their flaws and all it just made them feel so real. So likable, so relatable, pure and genuine. So many things are quote worthy especially about the room 19 thing. It’s well written, it’s hilarious, the pace is nice; the casts suit the character perfectly. I love their osts too and the cinematography is really pretty. This is the first time I watched a kdrama with a so so premise but somehow turned into something fresh, modest, and out of the box. Nam Se Hee, is the most feminist guy I knew. Don’t even think western show has Nam Se Hee. He is the best. Rate : 9/10 (would’ve been 10/10 and you know why).
Limowlee7389 Follow COMPLETED: Because This is My First Life (2017) (10/10). Starting this drama, I had no expectations. I didn’t think the Contract Marriage Premise could stand in 2017; I was wrong. Lee Min Ki and Jung Soo Min did such an amazing job bringing Nam Se Hee and Yoon Ji Ho to life. From the first episodes, they share such a sweet and tender understanding for each other. Nam Se Hee is such a deep and thoughtful character, but has a bit of an odd outlook on life. Lee Min Ki’s portrayal of such a quirky character is so heartwarming. He really delivers on a whole new level. His monologues throughout the drama are so deep and evocative. Along with the development of the lead characters, the supporting characters have fairly unique and memorable character arcs. Aside from the contract relationship premise, Because This is My First Life also tries to tackle the three modern day females with different perspectives setup. This drama does this very well. The roles of Woo Su Ji and Yang Ho Rang are able to share in some very poignant moments throughout the drama. I enjoyed how the portrayal of these female characters provided a commentary of the modern day woman and the challenges that she faces from day to day. Personally, this was one of my favorite dramas this year. It was just pure perfection from start to end. It astutely created characters that had special circumstances, but were still entirely relatable. A feat not many dramas can
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