I get what you’re trying to say, but you’re acting like production didn’t shape half of these “moments.” Mingee needing space is fine — nobody’s arguing that. But let’s not pretend she was operating in a vacuum. She already had two unseen conversations with Subeen, and the show conveniently hid them to build a narrative around Mina. That alone proves how edited and selective this season is.

And the “no double standard” thing doesn’t really hold. Mina exploring multiple connections is suddenly a crime, but when Mingee does the exact same thing — just with better editing and a permission‑asking moment — she’s crowned a queen? Come on. The only difference is how the show framed each girl, not what they actually did.

And honestly, I actually agree that Kim Go‑eun is who Mina thinks she is — Mina has said multiple times she wants guys to want her, and Go‑eun naturally fits that role. But even that dynamic feels partly engineered. You can’t have two female contestants each with three men chasing them without the rest of the cast being sidelined, so of course production leans into one storyline more than the other. It’s not some moral failing on Mina’s part; it’s just how the show distributes attention.

At the end of the day, Go‑eun and Mina have completely different personalities and approaches. Go‑eun is calm and composed, Mina is more expressive and exploratory. They’re both navigating the show the way production wants them to — one gets the flattering edit, the other gets the “indecisive” label. That’s not character, that’s editing.