Those heart-soothing wisdom.

I watch tonnes of Korean drama lately as I have TONNES of free time to be wasted by just looking at the small screen of my iPod and crying over those heart-wrenching stories. I know, it sounds a lil bit childish but come on, hear my cents out.

From what I've noticed by watching those dramas, it is better to presume that I love the way the scriptwriter(s) of each drama wrote the story line. Even though sometimes the stories ridicule realities but trust me, they are worth-watching because sometimes you have to fantasize over something, escape the bitter-tasted reality that we live within. You know, broaden up your imagination but don't over-fantasizing.

What I love the most from those Kdramas apart from the story line is their heart-soothing wisdom. I found them pretty consoling. Maybe because I once pictured myself as a writer and sometimes a cool person who can console broken souls by providing words of wisdom, y'know, a lil bit of a counselor myself.

I recently just finished watching 'Flower Boys Next Door', starred by Yoon Shi Yoon, Park Shin Hye etc. In the drama, Park Shin Hye is visualized as someone who has a past (well, everyone has a past) which by the way, is not so cool or good to be reminded of. Her past had turned her into a very difficult person; someone who has trouble to communicate with people around her, someone who always tries to lock herself in her room or house, someone who fears of the sound of knocking door, ringing phone, delivery and such. She has always been the one who shuts her feelings by any costs until one day when the flower boy (Yoon Shi Yoon) moves in the building across hers. The guy somehow manages to break the mold, the wall or whatever she had built resulted from her fears.

Nonetheless, I love the way the scriptwriter(s) approach(es) my guts and feelings with the beauty of words and how words can actually make me thinking, 'oh so this is how the girl feels and this is how the other characters feel', 'the word love itself can be defined differently according to one's favor'. You cannot judge people by solely taking one's opinion and resenting others' because that is not how a story, or even a chapter is made. Perspectives are considered as the flavors.

To end my rant, here's a screenshot of a scene from the drama.