Haha, after leaving my own 80 million questions over the generally civil (from both sides even!) discussion I'm another crossing my fingers that this will be subbed. Though the main reason is this is Something Different.

Yes, if each couple just had a woman replaced by a man it wouldn't be different, but that's what's so interesting. That non-difference makes it different to men in how it's a lack of sensalizing, which makes me say, "Yay!"

Otherwise I'm another "sexuality is fluid" person as I have had my own struggles with the labels and the various societies in the US I've lived in. At this rate I've just kinda given up and decided to call it "Rachaelsexual" while still dealing with general societies' need for friggin' BINARIES. It's either this or that. If it's not either in our identifications then we're hostile because we don't know how in the world to react. Which is logical in initial introduction when binaries have been rejected, but highly unlogicaly when proven non-lethal/harmful to continue reacting with hostility.

am really excited to watch this drama if I can figure out where to find it!

Homosexuality is not a choice, its a blessing!

I want this drama subbed. If Romance of Wolves and Bungee Jumping of their own can get subbed, why not this one which isn't such of a mind-bender?

I should also note for those quoting Bible passages that it would really be beneficial if you actually read the thing cover to cover. Because you'll realize that several passages would make our K-drama obsession a big sin if you were so literal.

We make false idols out of hotties that are half naked in the shower. We supported the giving of alms to the poor on other places than our front doorstep by supporting the Japanese earthquake relief efforts. We like shaved, wet men. (Song Seung Hyun-ssi! Handtowel man!) We watch heroines dressed in red and like it. (baby-faced beauty). We watch characters eat tons of shellfish, lobster and other non-kosher foods. (How many K-dramas have pork belly eaten in them?) We support women's rights and hate men cheating, even if the Bible says that a man can have more than one wife at a time. When a man is shown to have raped his daughter, we are disgusted with the characters. When a person hits a child out of anger, we support the child. And when people talk about sacrifice of animal flesh, we are equally distanced and call that an ancient practice. K-dramas, by that logic are a sin against the Bible. If Seogyeopsal is a sin against God, I rather eat a lettuce wrap and blush. And I absolutely cannot live without my Kimchi.

As a non-strict Jew and a Korean, I guess I'll have to *sniff* live in absolute sin and just watch some more dramas depicting sinful things like men coming back from the army and showering with water beading on their non-hairy muscled chests and watch them shave, drop towels and get hair cuts. Because that sin is most delicious and I'm not past being that shallow.

"if it's a sin to hate then how can it be a sin to love"?

Hey, I like Amber of f(x). Does it means I'm a gay grandma?
My 35 year old engineer daughter is a lesbian. But I have no idea that she will become one. When she was a teenager, she loves to dye her long brown hair blond.
It cost me money. She loves makeup and girly outfit. She even have a full poster of Fabio in her room. Then she went to California for 3 years after highschool and when she came back she said she likes girls. She cuts her hair short and dresses like a man. I was shocked but accept it. Her choice.
My point here is what we do here on earth is our choice.

Ya lo ví...demasiado bueno para no verlo.

Well, i think lesbians are restricted in some countries like Korean. But some countries are opened to lesbians. I think lesbians are restricted in Korean cuz it looks weird to love someone that have same sex. Don't you think it's kind of discrimination? To love someone, is it wrong? We can take this drama as an example. How they feel to be a lesbian? What's their difficulties? To be born like this it's hard for them, the harder is we discriminate them. Where they can live in this world if we all discriminate them? I really want to see this drama, I guess it'll be interesting and good topic to discuss. Lastly, I agree with Rita about where can I watch this drama? Any website that I can download it? I support this drama. it's great. Thanks.

In general, I'm pretty traditional, and I don't like erotic homosexual films (or for that matter, erotic films at all) and so I hesitated to watch this one, since I had no idea what to expect. However, I found it to be very un-sensationalist. Just a simple story about six women and their loves and heartbreaks -- I almost found the content a bit mundane, and that's what I liked about it; a couple having to deal with a stupid decision, a teenaged girl having an awkward crush (just like any heterosexual girl), and an older couple choosing to retire together.

If it was inappropriately erotic, I might be able to understand why people would complain about its airing, but this is ridiculous. It's really a lovely story, with some wonderful characters, and totally worth the hour it takes to watch.

I myself was born in a place were being gay is almost like a sin.
At ifrst i thought it was weird too.
But you know......For the first time, I saw some lesbian people fighting for their rights. it really suprised me. I didn't like myself....
But then i saw how happy they were together.....How they would cry together. And truly love each other.....It was the first time i thought, that it was sad nobody accepted they for who they were, but still, they fighted.
And i think that that's the most beautfull thing in the world. And i wouldn't want it any different. You can hate they for it, you can banish they for it. But in the end it's still love. Screw gender.
Gender has nothing to do with that, Because it's love.
Really, You can hate me for all i care.