I'm still kinda surprised by how mainstream it's getting 
- like, 40-something-year-old women in South Korea living together without any romance vibe? It's all about the friendship and shared values for them! I think it's awesome that they're normalizing this kind of partnership. The thing is, we do need more recognition in laws to acknowledge platonic partnerships as families 
... like Sunwoo's situation with benefits is pretty frustrating 
. But overall, their story's a great example of how friendships can be just as fulfilling and supportive as traditional family structures 
- like, 40-something-year-old women in South Korea living together without any romance vibe? It's all about the friendship and shared values for them! I think it's awesome that they're normalizing this kind of partnership. The thing is, we do need more recognition in laws to acknowledge platonic partnerships as families ... like Sunwoo's situation with benefits is pretty frustrating . But overall, their story's a great example of how friendships can be just as fulfilling and supportive as traditional family structures 
I mean, Kim Hana and Hwang Sunwoo seem like they've got something real going on. Their essays are so witty and honest that it's hard not to get swept up in their story. The fact that they're highlighting the importance of platonic partnerships as families is a game-changer. It's not just about them, though – it's about us too. We need more stories like this to challenge our societal norms. Maybe one day we'll see more people recognizing and supporting these kinds of relationships in law. That would be amazing! 
Their story is like, so wholesome! It's amazing how they've built this whole life together as friends without any romantic entanglements. But what I find really interesting (and a bit frustrating) is that even though they're treated like family in their own right, they still face some weird limitations under South Korean law 
Still, I love how they're paving the way for platonic partnerships to be recognized as families. It's like, we need more of this kind of non-traditional family structure in our lives! 
49 warm and witty pages is just what the doctor ordered after a long day 
. And can we talk about how outdated South Korea's patriarchal culture is? 
. Maybe it's time we start redefining what it means to be a "family"? 
It's about time we start seeing platonic partnerships getting the recognition they deserve. I've got a friend who's been with their partner for 10 years and it's just as loving and supportive as any traditional family relationship... or more so! 
They have all the same feelings, worries, and joys - what's different is that they don't have to put up with all the drama and expectations that come with a romantic relationship. And let's be real, who needs all that stress? 
I love how Hana and Sunwoo are challenging traditional values like this... it's about time we start seeing more and more people choosing the path that works best for them. 
Their story shows us that we don't have to conform to societal norms to find happiness and companionship. And I love how they're challenging the status quo by treating their platonic partnership like a family - it's about time we start recognizing non-traditional families in law!