Eun Seo is just like her mom. I knew from get home her friendship with Yi Rang was strategic. Does she think by…
I thought I couldn't be more shocked than the last few times I've been on MDL. Are you seriously ranking levels of mistresses and second families? What about the unfaithful spouses? Do they have no agency? Wouldn't the problem really lie there?
And, how comes your family full of seemingly cheating spouses (this is may come across as an insult, but I don't know a better way to put it)?
Some people see it as abuse some see it as discipline, this is purely objective depending on everyone's cultural…
I also came from a similar background and still do not find it acceptable to raise a hand to strike a child or any person in my charge. I also don't think her choice to be a single mom, instead of remarrying, is more respectable than the other option to remarry. Wouldn't either be fine when thinking of her and her child's well-being? Of course, there are social rules around her that would make the choice to stay a single mother more agreeable since the child technically belongs to her husband's family.
I'm surprised that people are justifying the mother's actions as simply discipline and that it is historically, culturally, or geographically relative to what is constituted as abuse. Is it not possible to call the situation what it is even though the mom's intention was to do the right thing? We don't have to hate her as she was trying to do her best. Personally, I think the mother stepped over the bounds of moderation and as a consequenceshe more that strained the relationship with her son. It looks like healing will come for the two.
Also this from another source: Firstly, and most importantly, we should treat addiction less as a moral failing…
Interesting. I can't speculate as to what the cause is, since that is his personal life and work to go through with professional assistance and a support network. I am just aware that there would be a cause and that I don't need to position myself toward him from a place of prejudice or moral superiority.
My first thought was HIPAA, but it's possible that the husband got them through the attorney, which is quite plausible…
I understand that it can be requested, but there are regulations, at least were I live locally, where the records being released seems a lot more difficult than the show make it out to be.
My first thought was HIPAA, but it's possible that the husband got them through the attorney, which is quite plausible…
I don't understand "got them through the attorney". As I understood, I found out about it through the attorney and then applied by filling out some documentation.
Wow. Didn't realize how much of a fan base CEW had until I encountered an individual on this site that had a very unhealthy encounter with a fan on this site. I don't know much about his musical abilities, but I'm gonna assume he is capable in this regard. I don't think he has very good acting skills though from what I have seen of his works so far. I hope his skills improve over time and welcome enjoying any of his work in the future if they do.
Just wondering if it's possible for the husband to obtain a wife's records in the US? I'm wondering if that would fly in Korea and thereby the writer's associate US laws around patient records to be the same as in their country.
Yes, the whole phone conversation was showed in episode 11 I think. It wasn't that noteworthy, just some very…
looked up the blue whale challenge and it seems that there is a lack of credibility behind this. it is also supposed to be aimed at teenagers and children.
And, how comes your family full of seemingly cheating spouses (this is may come across as an insult, but I don't know a better way to put it)?