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Choose the red flags you keep ignoring and we’ll give you a healthy Korean drama to watch

Between our real-life crushes and favorite fictional characters, we occasionally turn a blind eye to their questionable behavior in the name of love. Nevertheless, tolerating red flags can be emotionally exhausting. If you need a break from the toxicity, take this quiz to find a healthy K-drama that will make you believe in love again.

We hope that you found a K-drama worth adding to your “to watch” lists! Share this quiz with your friends who seem incapable of seeing red flags.

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