Top 3 Korean Dramas that Will Give You TOTGA Moment
Can you feel the love tonight? We are not getting any sweeter here because for those who wanted to feel “The One That Got Away” moment on their K-drama fever, here they are.
NEVERTHELESS
Though, you may feel so toxic and you’ll see full of red flags in this drama series, if you think about it, it really happens in real relationship especially on late teenage or typical early 20s on college years. It has a good ending but in every episode you’ll feel TOTGA especially when you are somehow related from your past experiences.
THE SMILE HAS LEFT YOUR EYES
This k-drama sent a scenes full of tragic moments to each character. Take note that this is not for faint-hearted viewers. It is a romantic melodrama about a man with a troubled past who meets a woman working as a photographer. The two fall in love, but their romance is strained by their unexplained past. As the two become closer, they must navigate the challenges of their relationship, including their past and the secrets that keeps hidden. The story explores themes of love, loss, and the power of forgiveness.
TWENTY-FIVE TWENTY-ONE
This k-drama series will made you reminisce your youth and dreams. It’s normal to expect happy endings from romantic dramas. The main characters have been through a lot before and throughout their relationship. Twenty-Five Twenty-One, on the other hand, chose to conclude things by crushing our hearts. When the leads split up for no apparent reason, but simply because they grew apart.
It depicts relationships — romantic or otherwise — extremely honestly, reminding us that certain people come and leave in our lives because we’re meant to learn from them and that we must continue to grow without them. And, yeah, even in that case, their importance in our life is undeniable.
These k-dramas can leave you feeling pretty passionate and with a sense of loss, wondering what could have been if things had turned out differently.
They may teach you the value of recognizing and processing your emotions. It’s also vital to realize that lingering on the past might keep you from moving forward and finding happiness in the present. It’s fine to reflect on what you’ve learnt from the experience and utilize that information to make better decisions in the future, but don’t remain trapped there.
