#Min-kyu

[floral-flames]

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━━━‧͙⁺˚*･༓☾  The longest of sighs fell from the florists lips, pacing back and forth as he tried to recall why in the world her would agree to something like this! One, he has never taught a class before, two how does one even go about that? And three who in the world would want a shy and awkward man to teach them how to properly arrange flowers- which ones not to put together, and what not. Jung-Hee was far beyond nervous, even though as he thought no one really showed up.

In all this madness, he had to step out for a moment, take a deep breath of the fresh air.. and that was exactly what he did. Although, the moment he set foot outside was the same moment he noticed someone getting closer to the shop. Was someone actually interested?

"Um.. the shop is closed for the evening if you were looking to purchase something, however if you are here for the class then please follow me for you happened to be the only one who has shown up"

@deadbtclub

[teashh]

One of the things I love about kdramas is that it really subverts what masculinity is supposed to be. You see the loser who's down bad for the female lead (Lovely runner, queen of tears, Love Next Door, Strong Girl Do Bong Soon, the Judge from Hell), you see the soft masculinity in hometown cha cha cha, summer strike and Doctor Slump and extraordinary attorney woo, the protective kind of masculinity in any of Ji Chang Wook's and Ahn Bo Hyun's works, the reassured and confident masculinity of Seo Kang Joon in Undercover High school and Lee Jun Hyuk in Love scout, the playful masculinity in Twinkling Watermelon and Crash Course in Romance, the stoic but gentle masculinity in Doctor Romantic and Hierarchy, and the "I care about you and only you" kind of masculinity in Vincenzo to name a few.

This is progress from the old kdramas and I get that it's fictional and in real life, some of these actors are assholes. But in the era where Toxic masculinity is rampant, I think we can turn towards kdrama to have some inkling of what kind of man we should strive to be and what kind of man we should want. This should not something we see only in fiction. We should raise our sons (I'm 21) to be like this so that one day it's not just a concept for fictional love stories.

[baijingting]

A BUSINESS PROPOSAL (2022) dir. Park Seon Ho

[snoopdoggs]

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tw: alcohol, kissing

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