It's a drama for healing!

Main characters are all realistic and the show goes in depth about their lifes, feeling and thoughts. The side characters were also full of life, im happy we got to meet them.

Seon-gyeom (the male first lead) is not your typical male lead that comes from a rich family. While it has the typical parent problems i think the show takes an interesting and different take on it.
Mi joo (the female first lead) is maybe the best female character in kdrama land. She is just so real and has her ups and downs and she's so good. The way she's there for everyone she loves and how she takes care of herself and puts herself first when it's needed is admirable. She is just everything.

The main couple is just so healthy and their conversations are the best thing ever honestly, they fit so perfectly together. Their relationship is so calm and collected and full of love and respect that goes both ways. Dare i say that they are the healthiest relationship in drama land i have ever seen. Their honest conversations really make their relationship special.

The second couple is more complicated but yet full of banter and interesting conversations. He falls quickly but she takes her time because she doesn't understand what she feels. We can see how much Yeong Hwa matures during the drama and how Dan Ah she allows herself to have something for herself. Also still can't over the fact he gave her converse to play football in...that's such an art student thing to do. I'm happy they got their happy ending. They deserved it.

Not to mention the consistent talks about loving yourself and putting yourself first and casual and positive mentions of lgbt.

I'm glad Netflix kept recommending me the show because it stole my heart and the 1st place on my favorite kdramas.

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