What Makes One Foolish When It Comes To Love?

[DISCLAIMER: SPOILERS AHEAD!]

In “Love Me Actually”, Park Sung-Kwang calls himself a fool for buying gifts for his girlfriend without getting anything in return.

However, Yang Se-Chan begs to differ. He says he was in love when he bought presents for his girlfriend, and that’s all that matters. But it took him only a second to get confused again…

Love makes one foolish. It’s a phrase we’ve heard thousands of times. But what has the love bug done to the guys in the new dating show “Love Me Actually”? Let’s examine a few of them!

1. Their questions don’t make any sense.

Probably the same as the exam questions maths teachers create, “If Earth weighs 81 times more than the moon, how many candies does Sandy have?”

2. How wrong can a self-introduction go?

Just begin with your name, your age, zodiac sign… and that you’re glad to begin the (Insert Zodiac Animal) year with the people you’re talking to. And perhaps, it doesn’t hurt to go on with how people die due to lack of comfort more than stress.

It’s also better to have a “trustworthy friend” during your self-introduction. He’ll come to your rescue by giving you a cup of water to let you know that you have screwed up.

3. Trouble comes when girls reveal their ideal types.

When asked, Chae Ji-An says her ideal type is manly men. Without thinking, Park Sung-Kwang immediately gulped down his iced cola and started chewing on ice cubes to show his manly side.

It’s just… his teeth rejected the idea of being manly.

4. When flipping an egg fails.

Infinite’s Jang Dong-Woo tries to flip a watery egg and it spills all over. The first thing that comes to his mind, however, wasn’t seeing if anyone’s hurt, but looking at Ji Yoon-Mi like a little child who is guilty of doing something wrong.

5. They get kind of upset when the wrong person volunteers to help.

Yang Se-Chan asks if anyone wants to help him out with dishwashing. “Trustworthy friend” Kim Min-Kyu comes to the rescue again, and Yang Se-Chan went, “Min-Kyu… No thanks.”

Ji Yoon-Mi tries to tie shoelaces that came off for Park Sung-Kwang which makes him happy. But he got upset the moment “trustworthy friend” Kim Min-Kyu volunteers (again) to tie it for him instead.

6. Even their family member cuts ties with them.

Despite knowing that he has a rival, Yang Se-Chan asks Ji Yoon-Mi if she would like to go home with him. She picks someone else and Se-Chan’s brother, Yang Se-Hyeong, was asked if he’s okay after watching that scene, he replies quickly, “This has nothing to do with me.”

All in all, these are adorable little actions that make one smile. Are there limits to being foolish? On the other side of the coin, “Love Naggers 2″ touches on the kind of foolishness that isn’t too… adorable—not knowing when to break up.

Viewers of “Love Naggers 2” share their dating experiences, and for most of them, the cast advise that they need to end their relationships quickly to avoid getting hurt.

One viewer wrote in and described her boyfriend as someone who is always comparing his family’s wealth with hers through texts and claiming that he’s from a “middle-class” family. As the hosts recognize that this isn’t a healthy relationship, they tell her to let it go.

Here’s Han Hye-Jin’s message for her:

The moment I felt that I had matured was when I felt that I wouldn’t be ashamed even if my private texts and messages get revealed to the public. I hope you meet someone with whom your conversation isn’t a source of your embarrassment.”

Another viewer talks about how her boyfriend’s family members are strongly against their relationship. Her boyfriend cut ties with his family but still went to them for money without her knowledge.

In which, Dr. Kwak left her a wise message: