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what is up with koreans and their obsession with making the characters connected since chi...

Pax March 27, 2026 9:11 pm

what is up with koreans and their obsession with making the characters connected since childhood? this also happens a lot in kdramas, it’s so overused and doesn’t always add anything to the story

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    Ice wina March 28, 2026 4:02 am

    I guess to explain why he's obsessed

    Pax March 28, 2026 4:48 pm
    I guess to explain why he's obsessed Ice wina

    lazy writing if thats the case

    Isekax_ April 3, 2026 2:29 am

    Omg someone who understands it.. i have seen this trope unwillingly too many times by now and its so shallow and repetitive. i've been wondering the same thing u said for a long time now

    Altbarbie94 April 5, 2026 3:33 am

    Koreans are obsessed with red string theory is my guess

    Ruuk April 8, 2026 5:10 pm

    Im so happy to find someone who points out on this overdone cliche, its so annoying and changes my impression on the relationship on this specific part of their character to become bored

    Im not hating it cuz I think its useless, I'm hating it cuz its just too much at this point. No matter if its a good or great story, connecting them to their childhood makes me go from :) to :/

    Ruuk April 8, 2026 5:12 pm

    If they're not doing a "we met in childhood, got separated and re-encountered as adults" Trope they'll instead just go for "wE'RE sOulMATeS/LoVeRS fRoM oUr pAsT LIVeS"

    Isekax_ April 9, 2026 12:17 am
    If they're not doing a "we met in childhood, got separated and re-encountered as adults" Trope they'll instead just go for "wE'RE sOulMATeS/LoVeRS fRoM oUr pAsT LIVeS" Ruuk

    Ya like its too muchhhh idk i just i hate childhood tropes in general god it actually makes me drop a story if they add on of this