You expected them to kill of the lead of the drama?
No, I mean that they could decide not to show so obviously that he/she is the lead. Maybe by giving more screen time and likable characteristics to other characters too.
Please understand the cultural differences, it's unwise to judge based on a western template of what's right or…
pLEasE UnDerSTanD tHE CulTuRal DiffERenCe. When why people disagree with the way taliban treat women? It's a matter of cultural difference too, yet WE CAN DISAGREE. For me it's not humane to be violente. It's "not that deep" for you? Fine. I can still express my point without being attacked.
Those scenes also made me feel uncomfortable, especially as her "fake" assaults became more serious (i.e. blood).…
Glad I'm not the only one. Seeing how people called me names just for saying I don't like the scenes makes me understand why male victims rarely speak up about abuse.
Please understand the cultural differences, it's unwise to judge based on a western template of what's right or…
The media have an influence on the society tho. And with such messages the influence is a negative one. I'm free to not like it. Once blackface was used in comedy too. It doesn't mean it was something right to do just because it's fiction and entertainment. Plus it's a romcom set in our world and our time, so no, it's not completely separate from the reality. For the same reason the shows can't show things like child rape just because they are not "real".
in abusive relationships the abusers say that didn't mean to hit the partner too and can show remorse too, so it's not a good justification to me personally. Also I think her character is more sorry for the fact they couldn't see each other, than for her behaviour.