Por Que as Mulheres Amam (2022)

Um drama mamão com açúcar, docinho e bom!

É um drama perfeito para maratonar, principalmente naquele final de semana em que você quer sentir friozinho na barriga com uma história leve, fofa e cheia de emoção.

O relacionamento dos protagonistas é muito especial. O prota, mais novo que ela, é extremamente sensível, expressivo e até um pouco chorão, enquanto ela carrega uma armadura contra o amor, resistente a se entregar. Mas ele consegue desarmá-la totalmente, e isso é lindo de acompanhar (juro).

Além deles, a série mostra várias formas de amar. A amiga que acredita ter sido traída pelo marido e descobre que, na verdade, ele a deixou para não arrastá-la para seus problemas financeiros, mas que se reconciliam com toda maturidade; o amor inocente que nasce aos poucos… Cada relação traz um olhar diferente sobre o que é amar, e isso torna a narrativa muito mas MUITO boa.

O mais bonito é que, mesmo quando as coisas dão errado, de algum jeito acabam dando certo. Esse equilíbrio transmite a sensação de conforto, você não precisa esperar grandes reviravoltas, mas recebe muito mais do que imagina e eu amei.

Outro ponto importante é como o drama mostra que relacionamentos também podem ser espaço de cura. Muitas vezes acreditamos que precisamos estar totalmente curados para só então amar, mas o drama mostra que existem pessoas que nos ajudam nesse processo. Claro, não devemos colocar toda a nossa expectativa em alguém, mas permitir que pessoas certas entrem na nossa vida pode nos ajudar a enxergar tudo de forma diferente e isso vale pra mim que gosto de criar barreiras invisíveis quando na verdade só preciso confiar e me abrir mais.

No fim, o que mais fica é essa mensagem: relacionamentos são feitos de respeito, confiança, crescimento e entrega. Todos os personagens estavam dispostos a abrir o coração e fazer tudo por amor e isso é inspirador pra mim. Foi tudo!!!!

Por isso, eu super amei, super indico e considero esse drama um verdadeiro drama de conforto. Vale muito a pena assistir!

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Sizzling Chemistry, Great Comedy---Acting & Plot Sold Separately.

For the first time ever, I'm giving a high score to a show where there was virtually no acting nor real plot. Starting with the pros as usual.

Pros: The absolutely sizzling chemistry between the leads for starters. From the the day they meet which is episode one, even if they don't like each other in the slightest, they're drawn to each other. Doesn't hurt that ML does come off as a cross between Elvis and Christian Grey (he cooks, cleans, can speak the language of cacti, can both play and teach golf, is a motorcycle rider/racer, knows various computer programs, is a magician, a gamer, can livestream, sings and plays the piano, plays chess, as well as can fly a helicopter and land in any emergency). The comedy is awesome; it makes you laugh hysterically sometimes at the ridiculous situations both leads find themselves in or put themselves in. The ML started as a bit of a selfish character, in reality he had a great heart all around and was very likable. The FL though stubborn and had nothing in her life save for work, was a sweet and caring woman. ML does chase FL first and that's where the primary comedy comes from, though there's a lot of it before he comes to that realization.

All of the secondary characters and couples have their own stories and they all come in when needed and resolved accordingly. I'm very glad that ML's best friend didn't just disappear because he was in a coma the entire series as often seen with useless characters. He was given etches of improvements and then him being shown awake at a very important time in the series. The OSTs were very on point and appropriate where they were added. Very glad the singular antagonist was dealt with accordingly and that it didn't drag on for eternity considering this was a series with only 24 episodes.

Cons: No plot; this show hinged on the lives of office workers and a romance between a younger man and older woman. There was also a love triangle or quad happening. The acting was subpar at best. ML is an idol with very little acting experience; if he wants to continue in the industry, I hope he gets himself an acting coach and learns how to show emotions not just say the lines. The stone-faced look didn't help the softer scenes or anywhere really; even the two times he really cried just didn't hit the mark, like he was trying too hard. Also not sure what was going on with the fashion on this show; the ML in particular had some avant-garde Project Runway thing going on that more often than not, didn't make any sense for neither him nor his character. Also way too much product placement; KellyOne water was literally everywhere.

LYR or cling wrap chick as I called her had to be the worst thing in this entire series. Though she did slightly evolve towards the end; I still do not understand this need to stick these whiny, annoying, stalkerish second or third female leads into these series, modern or otherwise. Even if she's supposed to be 23, she legit acts like she's a pre-teen. Once she finally got it through her head that GJX was not interested (and it took a few times), she proceeded to latch onto another man like gorilla glue also following him overseas. It's mind boggling that these kinds of characters are used over and over again. Real women do not act like that! There was a necessity to ffw her a few times.

Would I recommend it? I was looking for a rom-com where it was easy on the brain and you could just enjoy. This fit the bill to a T. So if that's what you're looking for as well, this is your show! Grab some popcorn, get ready to laugh a lot, and enjoy the cuter then hell moments especially starting with episode 17. ;)

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