He's comparing the love between a man and woman with the love between a parent and child *sigh* It's no wonder he treats Ah Mi as a daughter he gets to bone
Moments I can't for: - JJH finds out that HN is not actually his son; - JJH finding out that HN is the driver's son (wouldn't that be a blow to his ego); - mother-in-law finding out she was wrong about YH; - everyone finally seeing YN's true colours.
My thoughts on the mistresses: 30s: wants a child/(possibly) saw PSH and BHR (loving?) relationship and decided she wanted that for herself - comes across and very much a hypocrite with her constant self-pity and the way she's trying to integrate herself into his family after saying time and time again that all she wants is the child tells me that there is more to her; also he reluctance to tell her brother(?) about her affair with a married man and getting pregnant as a result 40s: gets off on the fact he is cheating on his wife - likely feels important and validated that a married man chooses to spend time with her over his wife 50s: wants to stick it to her ex boyfriend that she can be loved and there is someone willing to dump is family for her (*eye roll*) - probably thinks the ex boyfriend will be jealous and chase after her
the revenge was *chef's kiss* ... exactly the way I like it! This drama was by no means perfect but I enjoyed the revenge, the exaggerated comedy and friendship. The Cassano Geumga Family brought me so much joy. A solid 8.5 for me.
I don't know how season 3 is going to pan out since this season was such a disappointment. We had to wait until Logan entered the picture to get things rolling at it took SSR coming back to make it really interesting. If Logan's dead SSR is probably going to hatch the best revenge plan but given the guy that is mostly likely her ex-husband, I'm interested to see where it goes.
Say you were bullied by this person and his cronies. Later you see he's famous and seems to be living a good life. People who support him don't know the kind of person he is, what he did to you, what you had to go through. You see him on TV and it annoys you. You think to yourself 'this SOB is living a good life after what he did to me and others while I've had to deal with the aftermath.' You get angry but you tell yourself to get over it. That it happened a long time a go and that people probably wont even believe you. Later you go your high school reunion. There while reminiscing about your high school days you and the others talk about you this guy bullied you and the pain, sufferings and humiliation his action has put you all through. Some of you are angry, others are just resigned. That night you go home and you just can't stop thinking about what he put you through. You try to forget about but you can't especially when the other victims have told you what they also went through so you make a decision to let the world know what he did. The next day you hear him say something in an interview that irks you. Its hypocritical and far from the truth. You get angry. You want people to know that he isn't who you think he is. All you ranger and humiliation come rushing back. It that moment you decide to let your emotions carry your actions and you post on social media about what you went through. You don't do it because you want money or because he is famous, you do it because your angry. You feel a but guilty for blasting it on social media but you decide its the right doing thing to do especially when you see other people start to come forward also. You can now move on.
so many negative comments? this drama was so warm as its a weekend drama and it does not have many dramatic plot…
The friendships and family in this drama is so heart-warming and worth the watch. By no means perfect but I smiled and laughed a lot throughout the show.
If what he is accused of is true, this is an extremely delicate matter. We are not talking about picking on someone,…
My answer to your question is yes. Although the morals and empathy of a teenager are not fully developed, there are exceptions. These allegations are not the actions of a normal teenager. These are actions of a person with a fully developed mind doing things and knowing the kind of hurt it will cause the other person. I do agree with you when you say bullies need therapy more than punishment, but not this kind of bullying. The alleged crimes are not the type of crimes that require rehabilitation. They require punishment because of the pain and suffering it has caused these victims (allegedly). Mind you it wasn't just one person. There have been multiple people with multiple accusations. For someone to do that (allegedly) at such a young age proves that it wasn't a mind of a child.
- JJH finds out that HN is not actually his son;
- JJH finding out that HN is the driver's son (wouldn't that be a blow to his ego);
- mother-in-law finding out she was wrong about YH;
- everyone finally seeing YN's true colours.
30s: wants a child/(possibly) saw PSH and BHR (loving?) relationship and decided she wanted that for herself - comes across and very much a hypocrite with her constant self-pity and the way she's trying to integrate herself into his family after saying time and time again that all she wants is the child tells me that there is more to her; also he reluctance to tell her brother(?) about her affair with a married man and getting pregnant as a result
40s: gets off on the fact he is cheating on his wife - likely feels important and validated that a married man chooses to spend time with her over his wife
50s: wants to stick it to her ex boyfriend that she can be loved and there is someone willing to dump is family for her (*eye roll*) - probably thinks the ex boyfriend will be jealous and chase after her
40s husband = slime ball
50s husband = hypocrite