stackyFACTSA simple hand-hold is treated with the emotional weight of a lunar landing. Korean television dramas intentionally drag out basic human contact for dozens of episodes, weaponizing intense romantic starvation so that viewers will absolutely lose their minds over a minor brush of the fingertips.
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