When it comes to K-dramas, fans know the ins-and-outs of what it's like to get hooked and just how it may look to outsiders. Thankfully, the internet has dozens of memes that help explain just how K-drama fans feel and what others can expect.
1. There is no turning back once you start watching a K-drama. That is K-drama's irresistible charm. Any viewer or your friend can be hooked by them right away. The only issue is that it's hard to put an end to and eventually consumes most of your time. There are so many options and such a limited time.
2. You might say you don't have time when a friend texts you and asks to hang out. As said, there is too much to do. The only person who truly understands what is happening is the friend of a die-hard fan of K-dramas. In actuality, when you have no time means watching K-dramas for hours on end.
3. There is a fascinating K-drama to blame for forgetting to finish the duties that a parent left you. But when a program is that amazing, people might forget to do the necessary tasks. The only concern is that watching a K-drama for hours can lead to a daze. Therefore, if mom arrives home and you have done nothing.
4. Many K-dramas have a love tale as their central element; this feature draws viewers along. Nothing is better than watching every episode to see if the main characters would eventually confess their feelings for one another. The fans fall in love much as the main characters do. Many fans put themselves in the shoes of the female lead when they become engaged in a program with an attractive protagonist. Your mind will immediately think of the Korean drama "Oppa" when someone asks you about a potential boyfriend, even though they are not truly there.
5. Even though the popularity of K-dramas is growing, it can still be challenging to find friends who share the same obsession. It's a secret circle that tends to keep to itself. K-dramas are a guilty pleasure that people do not talk about in mainstream venues. However, there are rare moments and unexpected encounters where a fan will luckily run across another. It's a match made in heaven that you could have never imagined would occur.
6. Fans of K-dramas are familiar with 'Oppa' when a woman speaks Korean, "Oppa" means "elder brother. The word is said when referring to an older brother or the person with whom the girl shares a relationship. Particularly in K-dramas, the definition of "Oppa" has changed over history. Many K-drama viewers have a favorite or "bias" when they first start watching a show and become fully involved in the male character or characters. When they're on screen, this involves giggling and blushing.
7. You find it difficult to move on after the drama is finally over. The drama made you feel good, was entertaining, and you probably learned a lot from it, so you still have a high from watching it. After some time has passed, you come to realize the fact that everything must have an end. Despite your sadness, you instantly start looking for a new K-Drama you believe you'll like.
8. When you watch a wonderful K-drama and want to tell all of your friends about it, but you can't, it's one of the most annoying things in the world. Many of us have experienced that. It's hard. Then you have that great time when some of your friends watch a certain K-drama you recommended which sends them on a slow decline into the world of K-dramas. We know they'll be fascinated and be able to share in our K-drama love together, so it's a fantastic experience.
9. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people were unsure about what they could do if they had to stay at home and practice self-isolation. Some individuals may experience pain and seem as if there is nothing else to achieve in life. But for K-drama lovers, isolation was the perfect opportunity. It involved binge-watching countless television shows and screaming about your "Oppa" as you had endless hours to kill. K-dramas are constantly entertaining.
10. K-drama lovers are aware that the level of curiosity of non-viewers will eventually rise. The question of the best K-drama to start with immediately follows. However, the recommendation comes with a warning: once started, the K-drama world takes over, and the original fan should not be held responsible for what happens.
