It isn't a review of the K-Drama Series Something in the Rain, so please take it easy on me. It's just a manifestation of what I felt. I'll write another piece with more details in Persian.
This post was written on Aug 2026 after finishing the series.
It's been a while since I watched a series: one that absorbed me and made me want to finish it furiously.
It rarely happens that you want to cry with characters and move with them to the next level of insight into your own feelings.
It's a universal experience to carry a collection of unprocessed feelings.
And I am no exception.
In my relationships with others, something will always remain with me that I am unable to process or feel fully.
It's no wonder my heart melts when I find a series like this.
To be honest, I wasn't a fan of K-dramas, and I regret it.
I was mistaken to put my whole trust in English-language Hollywood companies, and now I realize how I was blinded by their popularity and fame.
My sister was the one who made me watch my first Korean series, Mouse (2021), with her.
(There's a lot to say about that series, and I didn't want to finish it quickly because it was so good — I wanted to taste it little by little.)
And so, after Something in the Rain, I started writing sentences starting with the word "Love" on purpose:
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Love is a form of adoration for someone because of who they really are.
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Love is the confrontation of two souls with vulnerabilities and wounds.
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Love is about giving everything to that one special person, giving the best of your abilities. It may seem a great risk, and it is, but it helps you grow faster.
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Love is honest, not manipulative, not destructive. That's why it needs to be expressed emotionally and physically. Not everything can be transferred by words.
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Love is caring and secure. If it's love, you show up in rain and snow for someone just to make sure your person is OK.
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Love is about standing for the person you believe in.
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Love doesn't care about age, status, or what anyone else thinks.
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Love, when it comes, comes almost suddenly, like lightning. It changes you the way it wants. The only thing you can do is save yourself from its storms by standing for what you believe in.
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Love is about caring for someone, in sadness and in happiness. It's about being there for someone.
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Loving is about forgiving — forgiving your person even if they push you away out of fear.
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Love is strong, so if it's real, you fight for it, and you never back down.
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Love isn't superficial — it's deep and rooted in connection of personalities that's why it manifests itself in someone’s behavior.
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Love finds its true meaning when someone becomes your top priority.
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Love can manifest itself even in small things: holding someone's hand, hugging them when they're in pain, being there for them any time and in any way — a text, a glance, a shared umbrella. It can show itself in the smallest things. Of course, love is a feeling, but if it's real, it shows itself everywhere.
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Love is about sharing, even if it's pain.
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Love never ends — it just changes its form.
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Love is believing in someone in the moment even when they don't believe in themselves.
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Love doesn't mind time, because it only deepens through time.
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Love is admitting you were wrong, even when it's hard.
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Love is a form of confession in the face of someone's likeable personality.
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Love means "let's grow together."
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Love means "I'm your safe place" even if everyone has turned their back on you.
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Love is kind. When you love someone, you give without expecting anything in return.
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Love is about attention. You pay attention to your person, to their smallest changes or words.
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Love is letting her go when you think it's what's best for her. (Even if this was so hard for me to say.)
1405/07/08 - Wednesday - September 30, 2026 - 10 : 50 : 45 PM
