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Honestly, I can’t seem to wrap my head around the fact that we won’t be getting new episodes of Do You Like Brahms? anymore. Also, I can’t decide what to write because my thoughts are still all over the place about the ending and the whole drama (in a good way!!!). It’s kind of bittersweet to say good bye to a drama so beautifully-written like this but just as the saying goes, all good things come to an end. So… let’s all keep the memories in our hearts -- forever.

This drama easily made it to my favorites. It just hits home so much. I’m gonna try my best not to spoil anything in this review.

Do You Like Brahms? is a story about dreaming and trying your best to achieve it. No matter how hard, scary, or what people say, you try. That there’s beauty in trying and trusting yourself that you can do it. Yes, the result might not be what you expected but there’s always a reason for everything and you might find what you’re truly looking for along the way. It’s also a story of letting go - a story of finding the courage to quit and to let go of something you love but doesn’t see a future in; yes, it’s going to be painful and scary but it takes a good amount of bravery to be able to take a step back and go the other way instead of pursuing something that causes you pain instead of happiness. It’s not about being a coward, it’s about putting yourself first. It’s about being able to love something from afar and just being happy in doing so and not expecting it to love you back. Lastly and most importantly, it’s a story of love and loving again. That it's possible to love and dream even if you know that you can get hurt again. Dreaming is the best talent anyone can have, after all. That’s what our Joon Youngie told us, right?

I can’t thank this show enough for being the drama I never knew I needed - just like how our main characters thought when the show started. Their story unfolded and progressed so naturally and beautifully. Like what I said, they never knew they needed each other but when they met, they just clicked and magic happened. The story wasn’t just rainbows and unicorns - to be honest, it was far from it. The show had its own share of conflicts, conflicts that made our hearts hurt -- made us cry, even. But the show had a certain charm of drawing you into its story and will give you a hard time to let go because it’s just SO beautiful.

I can never shut up on how much I loved the show but I want to applaud everyone behind it. The story-telling was superb, the cinematography was amazing, the pacing, even the script - they were all beautiful. Let’s not forget how domesticated and lowkey our leads’ relationship was -- they find beauty and happiness in the simplest of things and it amazes me how those simple moments can also make us smile. The cast; Oh, the cast! How lovely it was to be able to watch all of these amazing actors bring out beloved characters to life. Thank you for 16 amazing episodes (and behind the scenes/making videos!!!) we will forever love and cherish. Thank you for reminding us to love and dream again. Thank you and we’ll definitely miss you, Brahms team!

Oh, of course. 11/10. Definitely recommended!

Everybody is broken.

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