Itās the only drama of his I could finish. 
I like his acting and heās adorable with glasses but the plots he choose sometimes arenāt the best.
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I agree, thats the only one of his worlks that Iāve watched too Iām waiting for My Marvellous Fableā¦ that one looks good
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For me itās parents treating their adult children as though theyāre errant teenagers. Setting up blind dates for them/trying to arrange their marriages, throwing a fit because their children are cohabitating or dating, busting into their homes without calling/knocking, hitting their adult children (not that I think itās OK to hit younger kids either!), etc. I realize this is probably at least partly cultural.
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I confirm itās a cultural thing. Especially in traditional families.
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Back to the glasses debateā¦ I think Min Gyu is wearing matte lenses
Look, the light isnāt clearly reflecting off themā¦ looks like thereās a matte layer
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I hate about k drama when they are good, time flies. Iām going to miss so much those 2nd. lead couple. What a great combo! I saw him first in a drama when he was a teen, and I always wondered why I didnāt see him againā¦ after so many years; so much better!
My kids wear these too, and by the light changes I see his (actor), in the sun they must turn light blue. They are very expensive, but all worth it. Two in one glasses.
What does transitional mean in glasses?
You carry your glasses and sunglasses wherever you go, switching back and forth each time you go outside and head back in . A simple alternative is to wear glasses with photochromic or ātransitionā lenses. These lenses automatically darken in bright sunlight and return to a regular tint in dimly lit environments.
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It could be the non-reflective lenses with the blue light blocking coating. Iāve never heard of matte lenses. I need some of those for selfies. T_T
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I paid recently an extra $150 to have non glare lenses, and they have no color in them (look pic below) is like having an extra clear layer of the glass within your glasses, but you never see colors in the lenses (like blue) when the light hits it, it always stays clear. Itās another thick part on sides of the lenses to deflect the light. itās a lifesaver when I drive at night in Highways. I never heard of matte lenses before, but maybe in India (where vivi is from) they call them like that?
Are non glare lenses worth it?
Without bothersome reflections, more light is able to pass through your lenses which optimizes your vision. Fewer distractions are visible (especially in the dark), and the lenses are hardly noticeable. Most people agree that anti-reflective coatings on their glasses are definitely worth the added cost .
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This is good to know because I have night blindness and astigmatism. I can barely see curves and street signs driving at night. (I donāt do it very often thank goodness.) Iāll have to consider the no-glare/non-reflective coating in the future.
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I used to have thoseā¦ i didnāt really feel a difference after changing them, though I know that my eyes were clearly seen in pictures. I opted for less expensive glasses this timeā¦ i think it just has a UV-resistant coating and blue light filter(computer glasses) rn. The reflecting doesnāt really bother me in everyday situations, though.
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Donāt get the transitional glasses if you drive at night bc you wonāt be able to see at night while driving. My daughter has transitional, and when driving at night has to change to her regular prescription glasses bc she canāt see with the transitional ones. Get glasses before you get into an accident if you have an emergency and must drive at night. Donāt take chances like that.
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I just have regular prescription glasses right now. I need to wear glasses the moment I wake up until bedtime. Everything is blurry if I donāt wear them. The worst is I canāt recognize peopleās faces without my glasses. At night, if and whenever I have to drive I can still see ahead but not very far. Itās enough for me to survive.
I usually get new prescriptions every year because my vision changes a lot. I need to get the blue light blocking coating next time. I wonder if they actually make a difference.
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Probably not 
theyāve got prescription wearers hog tied, whatever they say, we do! Comeāon! As long as glasses have been prescribed, and no break through! Besides surgery that is, and even that has itās drawbacks, outside of the surgery itself. . . Iāll digress! 
Whoah! Did I just added to this off topic? 
Or
@midknightmoodz,
Thanks for the hiding reminder, Iāll do mines too!
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I know right? I have no other option besides surgery (which as you mentioned might not even work for all of us.)
T_T Iāve been wearing glasses since I was 10. I probably needed them since birth because I have no memories of EVER being able to see the chalkboard clearly in school. I remember squinting so much I got dizzy.
Yes, weāre off topic! hehehe There I hid it. ^^
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I had these transition glasses a few years ago and ended up disliking them. Itās a great idea but when you come inside from being out in the sun, they take at least 15 minutes to lighten back up. Itās more fiddly, but I much prefer having dedicated prescription sunglasses and switching between the two.
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the pain, i can relate 
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Well, the thing that bothers me and donāt like about k-dramas lately that they are going back to writing old stories from back in the days (memory loss, rich guy poor girl grrrrrrrā¦abusive in laws). Instead of progressing and modernizing dramas we are going back in time, and itās so boringgggggggggggggggā¦Who wants to see same o same O?
The worse thing they are doing now that instead of hiring younger actors/actress to play STUDENTS, we have an actor/actress in their 30ās playing teenagers not even a College student but a teenager. I started this Chinese drama about a high school girl who was bullied blah, blah, blah. I recognize the F/L in another drama and I know sheās in her thirties, so I go and check, and we have it there: a 30 yr. old playing a teenager! what need is there? Is not like she could pull it off because her true age shows. I dropped it so fast because our youth needs to have jobs, and no person in their 30 should be playing a teenager no matter how good and young THEY think they look.
What i dont like about K-dramas is Hand Grabbing/ Unhealthy Jealousy and Stupid FLs. Also how much make-up they put on their face for god sake. I dont like how it is making us more beauty-centred rather than content centered. Also why do they KILL The parents in almost every series. Being Orphan, Being Bullied, ffttttā¦
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The wrist grabbing is fine to a certain extent, unless theyre being forceful and pigheaded. I understand its because they cant hold the hand so they go for the wrist or elbow.
Killing off parentsā¦ its easier to write a story with parents out of the way. Even when I write stuff, i always have a hard time with parents getting in the way. You have to move around circumstances to make it feel real. Also, parent accidents are one of the easiest ādeep background storiesā a writer can come up with. Since parents can influence a child most, it becomes an easy route to explain away any sort of trauma and unique character trait of the character.
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When thereās a kissing scene and the actors just touch lips, it may not seem like a lot but it takes the realism out of the show imo. Also whenever their actions are over exaggerated.
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