CoraMunro

I was stuck at home this last month and came across these gems from TikToc and I'm loving them. I didn't know why some were filmed vertical and others horizontal and now I do. Thanks for the info!

I watched it when it first came out and really enjoyed it but I didn't make any notes about it so I decdided to watch it again and now I realize why I liked it. It still kept me engaged because I wasn't trying to remember what happened. It has many of the crime/suspense elements I enjoy. It is worth a rewatch.

Agree with your post. The subject matter didn't bug me as much as the flow of the storyline. Marriage is the most difficult and rewarding relationship but this drama was difficult but not very rewarding. I didnt like how the storyline was all over the place and at times there were random scenes.

I cried with both the movie and book. The book had a lot more detail about the inequality in her younger years which woman in many cultures continue to experience. The movie was a little more positive but the daily struggle was still there for her. I remember being there myself when I stayed home to take care of the kids. A sense of hopelessness, being inadequate, and not living up to everyone's expectations. It went into overdrive when I had to go back to work. Because of all that I tell my girls to do what they think is important and screw everyone else. If that means running the dishwasher twice for the same load just do it. Let the kids where what they want (within school dress code), order take out for dinner, and let their house be cluttered a bit. Whatever it takes to keep mentally stable (within legal means) just do it, don't be like your mom and try and do it all because its not worth it.

SML mom is beyond bat shit crazy, I was rooting for the white truck of doom to run her over because her nonsense was getting on my nerves. I could have done without the SL couple both self centered. I was there for the leads and I liked the respect the ML gave the FL, it is a rarity in dramas.