Officially, I’m a big fan of K-dramas and K-pop. Unofficially… I’m the kind of person who says “just one more episode” and ends up at 3 a.m., emotionally invested like in The Penthouse, before slowly recovering with the warmth of Reply 1988.

I started my journey with classics like Boys Over Flowers and The Heirs (yes, I survived second lead syndrome ), and since then, I’ve been navigating between romance, drama, and comedy — from Business Proposal to My Demon, including King the Land and Shooting Stars (because we also love behind-the-scenes stories and feel-good romances).

When it comes to K-pop, I’m a proud multi-stan: between the explosive energy of Stray Kids, the intensity of ENHYPEN, the charisma of BLACKPINK, the legendary aura of BIGBANG, the creativity of GOT7, the impressive synchronization of SEVENTEEN, not to mention the impact of B.A.P and the rising energy of TNX… let’s just say my playlist is as diverse as my emotions during a finale episode.

But unlike a character stuck in their narrative arc, I’ve decided to grow: I no longer just want to watch, I want to contribute. Because good subtitles are a bit like a confession scene in the rain in a drama — if it’s poorly done, it falls flat… but if it’s done right, it becomes unforgettable.

Serious (even if my reactions to certain plot twists aren’t always ), dedicated, and curious, I’ve started developing my skills, particularly in video editing using the “Sample Video Editor,” with a strong attention to detail and timing — because we all know that a one-second delay can ruin THE moment.

I’m still at the beginning of my journey, but with the motivation of a main character in the middle of a comeback arc. My goal: to learn, improve, and become part of a team with whom I can share this passion.

If you’re looking for someone reliable, committed, capable of fangirling… but also able to work seriously when needed, then I’m ready to go from viewer to contributor.

I promise, I won’t say “just one more episode”… unless it’s for projects