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park so dam as 🌸 ahn jung ha 🌸

#<3 #record of youth #park sodam

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#KDRAMAWOMENSWEEK 2017 | Rent’s Due « Sung Bo Ra »

I probably take after you a lot, don’t I? I don’t know everything in your heart, but I do know that whenever you call, “Bora-ya,” it’s because you want me to look at you. I know that putting side dishes on my rice means that you love me. Why did I act as if I didn’t know? That pains me the most and I’m sorry.

#reply 1988

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Kdrama Women’s Week

Day Four: Favorite Daughter

There are so many moments in the Reply series that make me cry, but none made me cry as much as after Bora’s wedding in Reply 1988. Bora’s dad opens up the letter she had given him beforehand, and reads Bora’s words telling him that she’s sorry she’s always acted like she didn’t know that he loves her. She knows that she takes after him, she writes, and if she’s ever reborn, she would still want to be born his daughter. I sobbed.

What makes Bora’s letter hit me so hard is knowing what it took for her to write it. As the oldest Sung daughter, she always had a particularly fractious relationship with her dad. She inherited his stubborn personality, pride and prickliness and all. And throughout Bora’s teen years, their shared temperament resulted in frequent arguments and battles. When they weren’t in a shouting match, Bora and her dad were awkward and restrained around each other, neither wanting to admit that they could have been wrong.

As odd as it may sound, Bora’s my favorite drama daughter because she didn’t often get along with one of her parents. Her teenage frustration at having a parent who seems so unreasonable, so pigheaded, and then growing to realize over the years that she’s actually just like him feels completely relatable to me. As someone who grew up constantly fighting with a parent not because we’re particularly different, but because we’re the same, Bora’s realization rings true. Hate them or love them, Bora’s character really captures that experience of becoming an adult and slowly starting to understand your relationship with your parents in a way that you didn’t before.

@undergroundkdrama

#i love this and i love bora #reply 1988

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[IG] 200820 sooyaaa__: @Dior @MariaGraziaChiuri 🤍

#jisoo #<3

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Little Forest 2018 ‘리틀 포레스트’ Directed by Yim Soon-rye

#little forest

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The block creates friendships just through the power of time. That is how the taciturn child and the four noisy kids became friends. And that’s how we became five.

#reply 1988

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Please use your head and think deeply about why I would come, okay?

#rip </3 #reply 1988

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It was just…natural. It happened slowly, without either of us realizing it.

#taekiiii #reply 1988

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#kdramawomensweek - Day 2: Favorite Female Driven Drama

Reply 1988

#'i had only good times here with truly good people' MOMS MADE ME CRY SO HARD #reply 1988

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Goodbye, my youth.

#reply 1988

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“In the end, fate and destiny do not just happen out of coincidence. They are products of earnest, simple choices, that make up miraculous moments. Being resolute, making decisions without hesitation, that is what makes timing. He wanted her more than I did, and I should have been more courageous. It was not the traffic light’s fault. It was not timing. It was my many hesitations.”

#pain <3 #ilu junghwan #reply 1988

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favorite kdramas | reply 1988 (2015-2016)

#JUST WATCHED THE BEST KDRAMA EVER PERIOD!!! #here to reblog a bunch about it and leave #reply 1988

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My heart flutters … everytime you do that.

#i miss them omg #fight for my way #all i do is watch kdramas now

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→ i love you. i want us both to eat well.

1. The Half of It (2020) dir. Alice Wu 2. Hustlers (2019) dir. Lorene Scafaria 3. God’s Own Country (2017) dir. Francis Lee 4. Bao (2018) dir. Domee Shi 5. Holes (2003) dir. Andrew Davis 6. Happy Together (1997) dir. Wong Kar-wai 7. Parasite (2019) dir. Bong Joon-ho 8. Moonlight (2016) dir. Barry Jenkins 9. The Farewell (2019) dir. Lulu Wang 10. Saving Face (2004) dir. Alice Wu

#wowo wow ok

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Han Ye Ri 🌟💕 for COSMOPOLITAN : behind the scenes shoot (2020) 👜

#love her #han yeri

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#it hurts

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Those I-am-in-love-and-I-am-worried eyes.

#missing THEM