Imagine he couldn't understand Mido for 10 years but in a few days he fell head over heels for Suah and within…
Yes! Total bullshit. Let's call the ML what he really is: an emotional manipulator who drained Mido dry for a decade, and then just jumped to the next victim to do the same. The director completely villainized Mido and justified all of the ML's red flags. While he got to go live his best life with his mistress, Mido was left completely broken and depressed—even in the final scenes. Leaving that sketchbook behind wasn't a sweet gesture; it was a total slap in the face and a final toxic spit in Mido's direction. The directing and character writing in this show are absolute garbage.
Exactly! It baffles me how even bad reviews normalize the ML and SFL. Let’s call it what it is: their entire relationship was rooted in emotional cheating from day one. ML didn't just 'lose the spark'—he used the SFL as a toxic escape pod because he lacked the emotional maturity to either fix his 10-year relationship or end it cleanly. And the SFL wasn't innocent at all. She deliberately crossed boundaries while playing the victim. Her toxic fixation wasn't 'pure love'—it was the conscious choice to be a mistress. None of the four leads showed any psychological growth or character development.
I am also completely shocked by the writers' childish understanding of love. Equating a 10-year relationship with "butterflies in the stomach" is just absurd. There was absolutely no logical explanation or mature reason given for their breakup—only the mere absence of that initial thrill and "spark." It is incredibly frustrating that after a decade together, the writers reduced a deep, long-term bond to a shallow teenage crush, completely ignoring how real, mature love evolves.
I completely agree with you! The writers completely failed to show the characters' actual life journeys, emotional growth, or core morals. We were trapped in a toxic cycle, getting more and more annoyed with every episode, but continuing to watch out of sheer curiosity just to see how it would end.
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The director completely villainized Mido and justified all of the ML's red flags. While he got to go live his best life with his mistress, Mido was left completely broken and depressed—even in the final scenes. Leaving that sketchbook behind wasn't a sweet gesture; it was a total slap in the face and a final toxic spit in Mido's direction. The directing and character writing in this show are absolute garbage.
ML didn't just 'lose the spark'—he used the SFL as a toxic escape pod because he lacked the emotional maturity to either fix his 10-year relationship or end it cleanly.
And the SFL wasn't innocent at all. She deliberately crossed boundaries while playing the victim. Her toxic fixation wasn't 'pure love'—it was the conscious choice to be a mistress.
None of the four leads showed any psychological growth or character development.
There was absolutely no logical explanation or mature reason given for their breakup—only the mere absence of that initial thrill and "spark." It is incredibly frustrating that after a decade together, the writers reduced a deep, long-term bond to a shallow teenage crush, completely ignoring how real, mature love evolves.
The writers completely failed to show the characters' actual life journeys, emotional growth, or core morals. We were trapped in a toxic cycle, getting more and more annoyed with every episode, but continuing to watch out of sheer curiosity just to see how it would end.