If you look into the backgrounds of bullies you will find they often learn what they live. In a way they can be victims as well. They often need help as much as their victims do. Since accusing celebrities of bullying much later in life is fast becoming a bloodsport in S Korea, a better solution would be to ser up a mediation service so the victim can air their grievances in a more appropriate manner, out of the public eye. What irks me is many people get bullied by people who don’t become famous and never get the chance to confront their bully. From experience I can tell you some folks pick réunions to pick a bone with their bully and most of them have no memory of it, or maybe who you even are! So I really have to wonder what the motivation is of these people coming forward so long after the fact? Are celebrities sitting ducks? Bottom line, actors are just that, and ought not be expected to be the paragon of morality. ( I cringe just the same when I see Bo Gummy representing Coke, but that’s another story.) I don’t believe this person ought to have lost his lrvrlihood. Does the punishment fit the crime? No!
Can I get away with telling you it was an article on the writer? I don’t wish to say more because I don’t wish to give away which husband is involved. Like to keep it a surprise.
This drama has no real point to make honestly. It's just contrived drama and filler for Season 2. Also, they have…
When you look at the stats, between 25% and 40% of American men cheat while married. That impacts a lot of people. So it is a worthwhile subject to cover. Perhaps a nudge to get us thinking what our game plan would be if it were to happen to us.
Me too! I cant believe I even googled if there's a psychological explanation behind 'eating apples w/o any sound'.…
While at the grocery store it occurred to me that certain types of mushy apples would be far easier to eat silently than the super crunchy ones. So it really about talent or is it really about the apple?
Writer Im Sung Han is known for putting things on a slow burn. And that’s frustrating. I find the calm pace akin to reading a novel. So the first part was about how the wives were impacted by the infidelity. Now we are seeing how the mistresses became intertwined in the men’s lives. Conséquences and lessons learnt can only follow. Perhaps a regret or two? I would like to see the murderess in jail.
According to Im Sung Han, the theme of the drama is how much happiness does God allow us? Glad I was not writing a dissertation on this, I would never have determined that to be the theme! Anyone else see it?
I so enjoyed Fiction Guo’s performance as ML in Su Yu, I had to view his other works. Judging by the numerous 2021 projects he has lined up, his star is about to explode. And good for him, as he is not just a pretty face but a very talented actor.
This was based on a comic essay?
Since accusing celebrities of bullying much later in life is fast becoming a bloodsport in S Korea, a better solution would be to ser up a mediation service so the victim can air their grievances in a more appropriate manner, out of the public eye. What irks me is many people get bullied by people who don’t become famous and never get the chance to confront their bully. From experience I can tell you some folks pick réunions to pick a bone with their bully and most of them have no memory of it, or maybe who you even are! So I really have to wonder what the motivation is of these people coming forward so long after the fact? Are celebrities sitting ducks? Bottom line, actors are just that, and ought not be expected to be the paragon of morality. ( I cringe just the same when I see Bo Gummy representing Coke, but that’s another story.) I don’t believe this person ought to have lost his lrvrlihood. Does the punishment fit the crime? No!
According to Im Sung Han, the theme of the drama is how much happiness does God allow us? Glad I was not writing a dissertation on this, I would never have determined that to be the theme! Anyone else see it?