Perfect Propose (2024) Episode 5

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1. I just noticed this a couple of episodes ago but the actor playing Hiro has such a beautiful face..

   Hiro finally got the nudge he needed to start noticing how wrong things have been. Though it’s still not enough, but as per his standards it was a huge step for him to rebut his boss’s a-hole attitude and demands.
   Never more have I ever wanted to spit on a person’s face as I’ve with this boss. Does he himself even do anything? except running his mouth all day long. This is harassment.

   He’s not wrong 🤷. You don’t close your eyes TWICE and then ask “What are you doing”. Sir, you very well know what he’s doing and you’re enjoying every bit of it 👀.

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2. Jobs and bosses like these are what eventually kill people!! Honestly, I can never imagine myself working more than 10 hours a day!! Prioritize health both physical and mental should always be your #1 priority

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3. Story-wise, there isn’t really much going on in this series. But still, I like it. Maybe because it’s simple, or maybe it’s because the actors are very handsome.

   Only episode left. I think I will rewatch all the episodes in one go before I watch the finale.

   Kai is crying on the next episode. All that bottled up emotions from keeping all his struggles to himself are finally crumbling down.

   Hiro, you want to hear his voice, you accepted his kisses, you want to come home to him. I don’t know what else you need to get an answer. If you are afraid of having nothing to hold on to when you quit your job, then hold on to Kai. 🙂

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4. Sometimes I watch a series that hits a little too close to home and is calling me out in several different languages. 😅 I feel like I’m watching myself when I look at Hiro. I’m also guilty of having care and empathy for the hardships of others while simultaneously not extending myself that same grace. I can understand how one convinces one’s self that it’s ok for them to bear it but not for others to bear it. That’s how you run yourself into the ground and you don’t come out of it with a medal for being a martyr. You come out of it with a sh*t tonne of resentment and regret for not being kinder to yourself sooner. Anyways, Asian dramas are still 12 for O in making me take a hard look at my life choices. 😩😂

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5. To me, it seems Kai holds on Hiro’s LOVE to keep himself sane under the burden of difficulties of his life!! That’s why Kai needs Hiro’s answer asap! Hope everything turns out well for him in the end! 🙂

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6. I just worry for the both of them at the moment tbh, where would they both end up without jobs but with all the love in the end if…
   I hope they get to plan life together supporting each other in their individual situation asap

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7. Hiro Hiro Hiro ur gonna work urself to the ground 😩 no job deserved this much sacrifice and they will never appreciate it. He is just losing out on life for a company that can drop him and replace him at a drop of a dime. I was once guilty of that but man did I learn my lesson.

   Poor Kai he secretly just wants a place to belong to.. somewhere he can call home.

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