Abbijwald

This is quite an interesting drama to watch as someone who studies sociology and cultural anthropology (i'm watching this as i'm studying family norms/dynamics in America atm, interesting!). Family culture is different wherever you go, and even though it may be the norm where you are, it's important to keep in mind which norms may create issues (toxic norms)! I know there are plenty of norms here that I hate. It's easy for me to say that if family members are extremely toxic and create so many internal issues, affecting your daily functioning, to cut them off for your own wellbeing. But... of course, that's easier said than done. I do have a bunch of friends who have taken the step of cutting family members off for their own internal peace, I wonder what other cultures that value family, elders, and filial piety strongly think about that. Cuz over here it isn't as much of a thing, which sometimes does bother me too. There's no right or wrong I think it's just interesting to think aboutt

yeah and something that was weird to me was it didn't leave the huge impression on me right after I finished, it didn't hit until later if that makes sense?? I feel like it's just one of those must watch shows.

hmmm so it depends on your taste, I actually got bored too but somehow the last couple episodes are what ceiled everything up for me and left such a deep impression. Although the execution wasn't as great the idea behind the story (if you watch until the end) was truly heartbreaking to me. I would give it a try!! You may find yourself going back to listen to the bgm and crying ????

tears are still rolling down my face ???