ColourMePurple

Yup.

If Love Next Door is too tragic, give No Gain No Love a try. It has good comedy and is a good change of mood.

I won't be surprised if they show the parents having a change of heart after learning she is/was sick.

Thank God.

Yes, I had a feeling it was a misunderstanding.

What do you recommend?

I can understand that a male lead suffering is a kind of trope. But here it is really unjustifiable because all these people are supposed to be giving him a second chance at a better life. It is really poor writing.

Well she already tried something else and burnt out. At least she is passionate about cooking. The parents not even wanting to listen to her is horrible. This is how parents push their children away and later wonder why their children never tell them anything.

It's still wrong for him to assume his experiences will be hers.

And the men she's "humping" are not someone's husband? Only women are "lewdly" according to you? I have seen many sons abandon their parents and the daughters take care of them. You have really backward thinking regarding women.

Love Next Door - ep 12
Cinderella at 2 AM - intro theme

No Gain No Love- in the theme

I heard that there is some clip where the ML is seen attending a funeral. Is this true?

Right. I didn't notice her pushing him away.

Yeah. A lot of Asian families also treat sons better than daughters. I still wish they'd give her some benefit of doubt.

Yup.

Yeah I wish they had gone in a different direction like maybe talking to him and explaining the treatment and giving him regular therapy and not just leaving him in this confused state and keeping secrets from him.
I was hoping he would overhear that SFL is his first love but it doesn't seem like he did or is pretending that he didn't. His brother is unbelievably shameless.
The FL should have consulted her senior doctor as to what she should do in this situation because she's making terrible decisions.

Ah. I didn't notice that.

I don't understand her parents. Do they look down on cooking as a profession? Just because the father is unhappy doesn't mean she will be too. And they definitely gave more opportunity to her brother to fail and keep trying different things. Naturally she would be frustrated.

Why didn't the ML take her to the hospital/accompany her?