JTBC 'Love War' Episode 12: Cast Shares Dating Styles, Including Long Messages and Ghosting Tendencies

In the 12th episode of the JTBC variety program 'Love War', scenes were captured where the cast members talk about their past dating experiences, their respective personalities, and the communication styles of their partners. In the video, each member's unique dating style and communication method were shared, prompting reactions from the cast such as, "Ah, I really [hate/do] long messages."

A personality that conveys opinions through long messages

A cast member in the video revealed that they have a personality where they must express themselves when they experience an unfair or unjust situation. The cast member explained, "I am the type of person who must express it if I feel something is unfair or unjust," adding that if they cannot say it in that moment, they write out all their thoughts in detail and send them as a long message or via KakaoTalk that evening or within a few days. It was mentioned that during this process, if the message volume exceeds a certain level, it can become so long that the entire content cannot be contained. The cast members continued the conversation about this communication style while checking the message content appearing on the screen.

Partner's lack of contact and differences in communication styles

The cast members also exchanged opinions regarding their different dating styles and communication methods. One cast member said that because it is difficult to refute a partner when they speak logically, it is mentally better to organize their thoughts and then convey their opinions via KakaoTalk. On the other hand, another cast member mentioned that because they meet every day, even if a minor argument occurs, the problem must be resolved immediately to continue daily life the next day.

Additionally, there was talk about the so-called 'ghosting' tendency, where contact is not easily made. One cast member mentioned a situation where a partner did not even check KakaoTalk, sharing an experience where they were tempted to call the police because they could not get in touch. In response, another cast member reacted that if someone living alone cannot be reached, one might worry about them dying alone.

Conversations about breakups and malicious words

The conversation continued regarding situations where they mentioned breakups during past dating processes. One cast member mentioned a disconcerting experience regarding situations where people say bad things to unspecified fans through live broadcasts or when such things are turned into news articles. Following this, conflict situations that occur during dating, such as situations where a partner says malicious words or sulks due to differences in opinion, were shared during the conversation.