Hit the Spot

Ahn Hee Yeon plays Hee Jae who has never had an orgasm even though she has been in a relationship for over five years, her friend is Mina played by Bae Woo Hee who enjoys casual sex without love. Together they end up presenting a podcast about female sexuality and pleasure and during this they both take different paths in their lives. It is a mildly erotic adult themed series which talks openly about female sexuality and in that is unusual for a Korean drama. The problem I had with it is that it also contains the cutesy coincidental meetings and circumstances often associated with romantic Korean drama which seems to clash with the adult theme.

It's not easy to make a movie that explores the taboo of sex, orgasm, and uncommitted relationships. I felt this series was very relatable and artfully made to avoid vulgarity. It feels like a very real story, with no nonsense twisted plot and unrealistic characters. The acting is stellar, and 8 episodes was the perfect format. It made me regret not being as bold as the characters and not introspecting more myself.

This isn't your traditional vanilla k drama, but it's definitely one I'd recommend watching if you're looking for something a little more intense and yet realistic. Every bit reminded me of my own stories, that's rare.

I SAW FAMILIAR FACE ON EPISODE 1 WHICH IS ON THE OPENING WHO TELLS A STORY, I NOTICED THAT SHE'S A LEGIT ADULT ACTRESS BECAUSE I WATCH HER SHOWS THATS WHY SHE DONT HAVE SO MUCH INFORMATION

I SAW FAMILIAR FACE ON EPISODE 1 WHICH IS ON THE OPENING WHO TELLS A STORY, I NOTICED THAT SHE'S A LEGIT ADULT ACTRESS BECAUSE I WATCH HER SHOWS THATS WHY SHE DONT HAVE SO MUCH INFORMATION

I SAW FAMILIAR FACE ON EPISODE 1 WHICH IS ON THE OPENING WHO TELLS A STORY, I NOTICED THAT SHE'S A LEGIT ADULT ACTRESS BECAUSE I WATCH HER SHOWS THATS WHY SHE DONT HAVE SO MUCH INFORMATION

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Well this was outright sex acts, There wasn't much left to the imagination. It starts off with a full out sex scene with a ridiculous warning that is too late - not appropriate for work. Who watches K-Drama's at work in the first place? But even if you did, it would be one embarrassing moment as a sex scene comes on approx first second of the show. My take on this is that this unusual style for a Korean Drama is that the writers are trying to copy the short Japanese K-Drama's (usually 8 episodes) that have been popular lately that are romantic and full of sex. However, this drama wasn't romantic at all, but more of vulgar instruction. I would rather watch the J-Drama that has just as much sex but more romantic in nature.

I'm so impressed. It's been a long time since we got a r-rated series which balances important topics perfectly. It's not just typical whattpad mature series. It talks about sex life and important issues that society label as "embarasing" to talk about openly. The actors acted so well. Special mention to hani. It's my first tym knowing her. As an idol she chose a role of the genre that others will most probably decline. She justified her character so beautifully. The dialogues are so real and honest it makes my toes curl and gives me butterflies. This should be on Netflix. This is the type of mature content that should reach more and more audience.