It was a physical altercation. That's an important distinction to make here.
Huh? I'm not sure what you're assuming I was trying to "bait" you with or what you feel I was implying you were saying. I definitely don't know what "that discussion" would be.
I pretty much agree with you, but just feel a distinction should be made on what type of assault it was for the reasons I put above. Maybe try asking questions first before assuming someone has it out for you.
It was a physical altercation. That's an important distinction to make here.
Not to you, but to someone who has been sexually assaulted versus physically assaulted, it matters. It also matters in terms of the crime. Healing from being hit, and trying to move on from having your body violated along with your dignity/will to live are not on the same playing field. Both wrong, but different.
And don't get me wrong, I'm not making any excuses for this fool's behavior/actions whatsoever. However, when people make things out to be what they aren't, it distracts from what actually happened. He's a POS that physically assaulted her and got away with it because he is famous with a lot of money.
That's got to be one of the donwsides of being a popular celebrity, you can't just do normal stuff like have a gf/bf and break up. The fact that your agency is involved in any part of that shows how little freedom they have to just live their lives privately.
Ok, for #10, I remember the show and looked up the episode for the when the customer slapped the convenience store worker. It was in High School King of Savvy, ep 5. Check the video, it's at about 1:15. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wARFvxbZa58
And it took a lot of remembering and looking through episodes, but the Glamorous Temptation slap is episode 20 at the 30:08 mark. I howled again, LOL!
Brilliant article! You actually had me laughing a lot. "Women do the slapping. Men do the slapping. They…
LoL! You know, I seriously need to look up that scene from Glorious Tempation and share the time. I don't know if it will have as much meaning to people who didn't watch the episodes leading up to, but I feel it needs to be scene. Made into a .gif even.
Well... I feel the same, but every time, when someone is asking 'So why are you still watching Korean Dramas'…
"So why are you still watching Korean Dramas"
Because we don't have to like everything about things we enjoy. We love our parents, but I'm sure many of could make lists about things they do that drive us nuts. Should we just stop being their offspring then? LoL. Shun the non-believers.
The one I hate the most is: <<You can't fall in love, unless he/she is your childhood friend. childhood…
Always! Even when we think they completely met as adults, at the end of some random episode, they'll show them with their parents shopping in the grocery store walking past each other. She drops her stuffed animal that so wasn't around at that time, and he picks it up for before running to catch up with his parent. And it's like seeeeeeeeeeee, DESTINTY!.
I pretty much agree with you, but just feel a distinction should be made on what type of assault it was for the reasons I put above. Maybe try asking questions first before assuming someone has it out for you.
And don't get me wrong, I'm not making any excuses for this fool's behavior/actions whatsoever. However, when people make things out to be what they aren't, it distracts from what actually happened. He's a POS that physically assaulted her and got away with it because he is famous with a lot of money.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wARFvxbZa58
And it took a lot of remembering and looking through episodes, but the Glamorous Temptation slap is episode 20 at the 30:08 mark. I howled again, LOL!
Because we don't have to like everything about things we enjoy. We love our parents, but I'm sure many of could make lists about things they do that drive us nuts. Should we just stop being their offspring then? LoL. Shun the non-believers.
Track suits are just terrible fashion outside of actual track. Let's ban them.