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Replying to Mirage07 • 2 days ago
What I got from these 10 episodes of Namgung and Mido’s story is that they are no longer just "dating,"…
Ho doesn't have any friends, but Mido has a best friend. Mido doesn't take care of her family's emotional needs, but Ho does, and no one can say otherwise. Just look at Mido's brother, who is depressed because of his wife's death. Who is there for him? The same goes for the older brother's marriage and child. It's always Ho.

When Mido and Ho lived together, it was Ho who took care of the house task, and her emotionally and helped her with her lack of confidence in her work! Ho's parents didn't love him. You could argue that his father hastily grew to hate him because his mother had abandoned them, but at the same time, he felt compassion for Ho and even told him that they were in the same situation, as shown in episode 10.

Besides, there were two bodies after Ho's rescue, and I'm sure the second one was Ho's father, the body near Mido's father's! Did you see anyone mention this? Yet most of the videos and comments about this K-drama only talk about Mido losing her father, while Ho also lost his father on the same day, in addition to causing Mido's father's death.

Furthermore, after the deaths of his father and Mido's father, Ho was constantly berated by Mido's mother for an unknown amount of time over her husband's death, while Mido was always hiding. Ho also took care of the mother's health problems, provided her with emotional support, and acted as a bridge between her and her children, especially Mido!

But with all that, who's portrayed as a child who needs to be saved by the viewer? Ho! Who's walking around with the victim's medal, the one we're supposed to understand because she's suicidal? Mido! As if she's the only one who's suffering, the only one who had a horrible childhood, lost a father, and the only one under a lot of mental strain!

This Drama really only brought together people with double standards and selective memories, or people who watch with biases linked to their trauma or gender!
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Replying to Char • 2 days ago
First and foremost, I do not get the Mi Do hate. The comment section is riddled with hate for the FL when both…
Ho doesn't have any friends, but Mido has a best friend. Mido doesn't take care of her family's emotional needs, but Ho does, and no one can say otherwise. Just look at Mido's brother, who is depressed because of his wife's death. Who is there for him? The same goes for the older brother's marriage and child. It's always Ho.

When Mido and Ho lived together, it was Ho who took care of the house task, and her emotionally and helped her with her lack of confidence in her work! Ho's parents didn't love him. You could argue that his father hastily grew to hate him because his mother had abandoned them, but at the same time, he felt compassion for Ho and even told him that they were in the same situation, as shown in episode 10.

Besides, there were two bodies after Ho's rescue, and I'm sure the second one was Ho's father, the body near Mido's father's! Did you see anyone mention this? Yet most of the videos and comments about this K-drama only talk about Mido losing her father, while Ho also lost his father on the same day, in addition to causing Mido's father's death.

Furthermore, after the deaths of his father and Mido's father, Ho was constantly berated by Mido's mother for an unknown amount of time over her husband's death, while Mido was always hiding. Ho also took care of the mother's health problems, provided her with emotional support, and acted as a bridge between her and her children, especially Mido!

But with all that, who's portrayed as a child who needs to be saved by the viewer? Ho! Who's walking around with the victim's medal, the one we're supposed to understand because she's suicidal? Mido! As if she's the only one who's suffering, the only one who had a horrible childhood, lost a father, and the only one under a lot of mental strain!

This Drama really only brought together people with double standards and selective memories, or people who watch with biases linked to their trauma or gender!
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Replying to RahulShrama • 2 days ago
Episode 10 and Mi-do is honestly becoming the cheapest character in this drama. 🤦‍♀️She cheated on Ho,…
Ho doesn't have any friends, but Mido has a best friend. Mido doesn't take care of her family's emotional needs, but Ho does, and no one can say otherwise. Just look at Mido's brother, who is depressed because of his wife's death. Who is there for him? The same goes for the older brother's marriage and child. It's always Ho.

When Mido and Ho lived together, it was Ho who took care of the house task, and her emotionally and helped her with her lack of confidence in her work! Ho's parents didn't love him. You could argue that his father hastily grew to hate him because his mother had abandoned them, but at the same time, he felt compassion for Ho and even told him that they were in the same situation, as shown in episode 10.

Besides, there were two bodies after Ho's rescue, and I'm sure the second one was Ho's father, the body near Mido's father's! Did you see anyone mention this? Yet most of the videos and comments about this K-drama only talk about Mido losing her father, while Ho also lost his father on the same day, in addition to causing Mido's father's death.

Furthermore, after the deaths of his father and Mido's father, Ho was constantly berated by Mido's mother for an unknown amount of time over her husband's death, while Mido was always hiding. Ho also took care of the mother's health problems, provided her with emotional support, and acted as a bridge between her and her children, especially Mido!

But with all that, who's portrayed as a child who needs to be saved by the viewer? Ho! Who's walking around with the victim's medal, the one we're supposed to understand because she's suicidal? Mido! As if she's the only one who's suffering, the only one who had a horrible childhood, lost a father, and the only one under a lot of mental strain!

This Drama really only brought together people with double standards and selective memories, or people who watch with biases linked to their trauma or gender!
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Replying to Critica sin filtro • 2 days ago
A Love Other Than Yours — Episodes 9 & 10Two episodes drifting through past guilt, pointless subplots, and…
Ho doesn't have any friends, but Mido has a best friend. Mido doesn't take care of her family's emotional needs, but Ho does, and no one can say otherwise. Just look at Mido's brother, who is depressed because of his wife's death. Who is there for him? The same goes for the older brother's marriage and child. It's always Ho.

When Mido and Ho lived together, it was Ho who took care of the house task, and her emotionally and helped her with her lack of confidence in her work! Ho's parents didn't love him. You could argue that his father hastily grew to hate him because his mother had abandoned them, but at the same time, he felt compassion for Ho and even told him that they were in the same situation, as shown in episode 10.

Besides, there were two bodies after Ho's rescue, and I'm sure the second one was Ho's father, the body near Mido's father's! Did you see anyone mention this? Yet most of the videos and comments about this K-drama only talk about Mido losing her father, while Ho also lost his father on the same day, in addition to causing Mido's father's death.

Furthermore, after the deaths of his father and Mido's father, Ho was constantly berated by Mido's mother for an unknown amount of time over her husband's death, while Mido was always hiding. Ho also took care of the mother's health problems, provided her with emotional support, and acted as a bridge between her and her children, especially Mido!

But with all that, who's portrayed as a child who needs to be saved by the viewer? Ho! Who's walking around with the victim's medal, the one we're supposed to understand because she's suicidal? Mido! As if she's the only one who's suffering, the only one who had a horrible childhood, lost a father, and the only one under a lot of mental strain!

This Drama really only brought together people with double standards and selective memories, or people who watch with biases linked to their trauma or gender!
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On A Love Other than Yours • 2 days ago
Ho doesn't have any friends, but Mido has a best friend. Mido doesn't take care of her family's emotional needs, but Ho does, and no one can say otherwise. Just look at Mido's brother, who is depressed because of his wife's death. Who is there for him? The same goes for the older brother's marriage and child. It's always Ho.

When Mido and Ho lived together, it was Ho who took care of the house task, and her emotionally and helped her with her lack of confidence in her work! Ho's parents didn't love him. You could argue that his father hastily grew to hate him because his mother had abandoned them, but at the same time, he felt compassion for Ho and even told him that they were in the same situation, as shown in episode 10.

Besides, there were two bodies after Ho's rescue, and I'm sure the second one was Ho's father, the body near Mido's father's! Did you see anyone mention this? Yet most of the videos and comments about this K-drama only talk about Mido losing her father, while Ho also lost his father on the same day, in addition to causing Mido's father's death.

Furthermore, after the deaths of his father and Mido's father, Ho was constantly berated by Mido's mother for an unknown amount of time over her husband's death, while Mido was always hiding. Ho also took care of the mother's health problems, provided her with emotional support, and acted as a bridge between her and her children, especially Mido!

But with all that, who's portrayed as a child who needs to be saved by the viewer? Ho! Who's walking around with the victim's medal, the one we're supposed to understand because she's suicidal? Mido! As if she's the only one who's suffering, the only one who had a horrible childhood, lost a father, and the only one under a lot of mental strain!

This Drama really only brought together people with double standards and selective memories, or people who watch with biases linked to their trauma or gender!
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Replying to ryoko6 • 3 days ago
park sua the GOAT! im 99% sure they didn’t do anything but mido will still be mad and use ts as an excuse to…
MIDO will reject TEA to get back with HO and HO will break with SUA for mido. Perhaps HO's injury in the previeuw for the ep 11 is related to TAE anger who will either attack MIDO or SUA.
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Replying to ryoko6 • 3 days ago
park sua the GOAT! im 99% sure they didn’t do anything but mido will still be mad and use ts as an excuse to…
Unfortunately it's MIDO ET HO the ENDGAME. All this is heading towards that! Even though I prefer to see HO smile thanks to SUA.
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Replying to HomoBeam • 3 days ago
I swear on everything that is holy if they get back together. I will dedicate the rest of my life on hating on…
Same
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On A Love Other than Yours • 3 days ago
Ho is at the End of his mental force and state, i don't think he can take it anymore proof with is half brother, and the preview of episode 10 doesn't announce anything good. MIDO tells him to stop loving SUA and he obeys while she goes on her date. HO is the most depressed of all and unlike them he has never known the love of a parent. He is more miserable in all this, but others seem to suffer more than him. If he get an unfortunate ending this series will be buried! I much prefer him with SUA now with her he has no mental load other than taking into account MIDO and MiDO's family feelings !
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On A Love Other than Yours • 4 days ago
With TEA talking about mido's father death that's related to HO, plus the upcoming family camping , if someone at episode 11 blames HO for the father's death. I'm going to blow my Mind. the fact that it goes back to MIDO driving me crazy. Another stupidity or something like the fl to did all this bullshit for to released him, or someone blaming him for the father death i swear I will burn this drama!
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Replying to fractionCom • 4 days ago
if this is still a kdrama, then FL and SML will get some sort of Karma and growth chances in future and SFL and…
I think Mido’s father died to save Ho. Remember when Tea asked her who she would have saved, him or her father? And remember when Ho told his mother that he felt guilty when he first got to see them?

Guilt... Now we can say that this story is complex. What does Ho feel? Guilt? Love? Gratitude? Everything? 🫨
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Replying to GeraSalazar • 4 days ago
The reason this K-drama is doing so poorly right now is the female lead. I honestly can't think of anyone more…
I think Mido’s father died to save Ho. Remember when Tea asked her who she would have saved, him or her father? And remember when Ho told his mother that he felt guilty when he first got to see them?

Guilt... Now we can say that this story is complex. What does Ho feel? Guilt? Love? Gratitude? Everything? 🫨
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On A Love Other than Yours • 4 days ago
I think MIDO father died to save Ho, remember when tea asked her who she would have saved between him and her father! And Ho who said to his mother that he felt guilt when he did get to see them for the first time? Guitl... now we can say the story is complex. What do Ho feel? Guilt? Love? Gratitude? Everything? 🫨
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Replying to Remo666 • 4 days ago
I wonder what that final scene at the beach was trying to tell us. Was it that mi do and namgung were wrong from…
I think her father died to save Ho , remeber when tea asked her xho she would have save between him and her fater ! And Ho who said to his mother that he feelt guilt when he did get to see them for the first time ? Guitl ...
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Replying to MatCap • 4 days ago
> So how could someone who was hurt by the betrayal of his childhood sweetheart, the person he had loved for…
So I summarize HO sees MIDO as his hero + admiration, he has not had any love but apart from Mido's family. He has no friends, his whole circle boils down to them and solve their problem! And with the scene in the beach I think it was Mido's father who saved HO when he was young and he died in the process! Moreover, Mido and his family decide to adopt his half-brother! All this makes HO linked to them without exit door + without entourage if ever live them. I understand that they're good people bur he should be guilty like that. At this point there is an external point that can not be confused with the guilt and gratitude that proves that he loves MIDO for her, and not for what she and her family have done for him?
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On A Love Other than Yours • 4 days ago
So I summarize HO sees MIDO as his hero + admiration, he has not had any love but apart from Mido's family. He has no friends, his whole circle boils down to them and solve their problem! And with the scene in the beach I think it was Mido's father who saved HO when he was young and he died in the process! Moreover, Mido and his family decide to adopt his half-brother! All this makes HO linked to them without exit door + without entourage if ever live them. I understand that they're good people bur he should be guilty like that. At this point there is an external point that can not be confused with the guilt and gratitude that proves that he loves MIDO for her, and not for what she and her family have done for him?
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Replying to MatCap • 4 days ago
> So how could someone who was hurt by the betrayal of his childhood sweetheart, the person he had loved for…
You're right
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Replying to DemonSlayer • 4 days ago
can anyone guess the secret..maybe father and Ho one ? or liking tae sung well this she already confessed to him…
No, her father died to save Ho
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Replying to DemonSlayer • 4 days ago
no way he is father or brother or siblings...the message given to audience will be lost... it's talking about…
Do I talk about fraternal relationship? I'm just saying that love is starting with confused reason. He falls in love with the daughter of the person who saved him. Besides, he said since childhood not adolescence? Maybe there's love, but his love is linked to gratitude!
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On A Love Other than Yours • 4 days ago
After today's episode and what we saw in the beach scene, I think he's Mido's father.
No matter what happens from this episode onward, I feel that HO is driven more by gratitude and guilt toward the Mido family than by romantic feelings for Mido. We see how much he's struggling with their problems, yet he still tries to be there for them!

With all these clues, the fact that they've known each other since childhood, and the fact that Mido's father saved him, everything makes more sense. She has always acted like his hero, and HO has always admired her, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's in love with Mido. Their love story feels even less romantic to me at this point!

Mido, who adopts his brother. HO, is lost and depressed, are they are both struggling. It's not just Mido who's having a hard time! HO can't walk away from her without feeling like he's losing everything. This drama is seriously messing with my head!
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