Mianhada, saranghanda

I'm Sorry, I Love You is a maudlin story not balanced by uplifting qualities, in my opinion. Several times per episode you would have to endure one or more characters collapsing and being taken to hospital. Many scenes occur in hospital rooms. It's repetitive and a waste of your time because those characters will get up and walk around and even run around again to keep the story moving after the repetitive pauses. But the story doesn't move very far. I believe I could describe 16 episodes to you in a few sentences. Most of the time is taken up by the characters pushing and pulling one another, but like ships passing in the night rarely making meaningful contact. A perfect example is a scene in which most of the main characters are happily gathered for a joyful occasion completely unaware of their missing family member/friend's vulnerability and desolation. They should have known. It never gets better than that. Do you want to watch a program about that? On a different occasion another character finally says - I love you - over the phone! During 16 episodes a certain character might share only one or two thoughts with another that move the plot. You would wonder what took so long. I was intrigued by the pushing and pulling and I expected resolution - finally - but I was frustrated and not satisfied in the end.