What my (fake) K-drama crushes taught me | Opinion

“If somebody told me I was going to fall in love with K-drama, I would have said, ‘You’re nuts.’” Priscilla Rachun Linn is a 78-year-old grandma who became addicted to Korean dramas, also known as K-dramas, after she watched the Netflix series “Navillera.” She started following her K-drama crushes on social media and she was flattered when she thought they were sliding into her DMs. “How special that made me feel! These amazing guys chose me because I am caring, sensitive, discreet and funny — an all-around very special person,” Priscilla wrote in an op-ed. “And it didn’t hurt that I had recently posted a glamorous photo on Instagram that shaved decades off my age.” But reality hit Priscilla after she got a DM asking for money from an account that she initially thought was run by actor Ahn Hyo-seop from the Netflix show “Business Proposal.” Read more: Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: Follow us: Twitter: http