See the above was my personal opinion and others may have different feelings. But I agree her trauma is because…
No one is scolding you, but they replied to your thoughts. I understand your perspective and agree that trauma can come from various experiences, not just abuse. However, in this case, the female lead's fear and hesitation to love stem from deeper, more specific trauma that required time for healing. It's not about her not caring or giving enough it's about her not being in a place to offer the love she truly wants to give yet. As for the unequal relationship concern, I feel this drama focuses more on the healing process than the dynamics of a perfect give-and-take relationship. Sometimes the imbalance is part of the journey, and both characters are working through their challenges.
My only annoyance with the writers on WYF is that it seems like the only reason she even ended up reconnecting…
She needed time to heal, and it wouldn’t have made sense for her to reach out to him before she was ready. Calling him while still struggling wouldn’t have been fair to either of them. That’s why the 6-month period makes sense it gave her the time she needed to work through her trauma and get to a place where she could be in a healthier, more stable relationship.
I think he was keeping an eye on her or observing her because she kept making calls, and he only guided her to…
The drama primarily features one main villain with a group of accomplices.
The male lead isn’t the missing twin, but there’s an intriguing twist related to that. And yes, one of the sons is involved in something significant, but I wouldn’t want to spoil it for you in case you want to continue watching.
On 7th. So... His wife was just attacked by someone who seems to be close enough to know whatever they're doing,…
I think he was keeping an eye on her or observing her because she kept making calls, and he only guided her to where they would eventually meet. He also assigned people to assist her, so she wasn’t completely alone.
If you’ve watched seven episodes and still don’t feel any chemistry between them, there’s probably no point in continuing. That’s just my opinion, but the choice is yours.
I don't think lowering the ratings will solve anything, though I understand why most people were upset. However,…
How am I being hypocritical? It seems you misunderstood my point. This was just an exchange of words between two users. Since you've chosen to lower the ratings, enjoy it I’m done with it.
The drama for me had a rough start but really liked as I continued to watch, the last episode however ruined the…
I don't think lowering the ratings will solve anything, though I understand why most people were upset. However, calling the users hateful seems off it appears you may not fully grasp what’s happening. People are entitled to share their opinions, but the issue is that it turned into an argument with repetitive language. That's what most users were discussing.
When you mention a "large amount," it feels like you're overestimating the situation. It's really just two or three individuals being xenophobic. You could simply block them or engage with them directly.
What's happening? Why does this relate to Palestine? I thought it was just because the second half went downhill.
The drama had a war plotline, which was in the novel, but it wasn't executed well. The real ratings are 8.8, but because the drama had fictional names like "Palitima" and "Izmeal," along with a mistranslated part (which most people didn’t know about), people mass downvoted it by creating accounts. Now, the trolls are getting out of hand here.
I agree with other users the comment section has turned into a place for fighting, creating fake accounts, and throwing insults. This issue is causing division. Keep sending emails to MBC and spreading awareness, but why ruin the comment section like this?
The male lead isn’t the missing twin, but there’s an intriguing twist related to that. And yes, one of the sons is involved in something significant, but I wouldn’t want to spoil it for you in case you want to continue watching.
If you’ve watched seven episodes and still don’t feel any chemistry between them, there’s probably no point in continuing. That’s just my opinion, but the choice is yours.
When you mention a "large amount," it feels like you're overestimating the situation. It's really just two or three individuals being xenophobic. You could simply block them or engage with them directly.