Sadly it makes it seem it Ok to be aggressive to female coworker who says no then she gives in cause he is bad…
I have little interest in this at this point. I did skip through parts of it last night, its twisted on more than one point. I don't know anything about the manga. It seems like should be labeled an erotic or adult fantasy office drama, not a romance.
Yes. People often rate a drama as it is airing, then they'll shift their rating each week higher or lower depending on how they enjoy the flow of the story. What's annoying is when people rate a drama before it even airs.
It's a new generation, it's a reasonable amount of time for a remake.. People don't think and behave as they did 15 years ago. Dramas have reflected the change over time. Plus the drama and the Manhwa differ. I am sure there will be alterations and revisions while still keeping with the central story. It will be interesting to see who is cast and what direction it takes once it's released.
I had no idea what I was watching, but I'm so happy I started it... Beautifully written, very heartwarming.... I appreciate that it's two 90 min episodes rather than some jdramas which break a story into 6-10 - 20-30 minute segments. Honestly, It deserves more than t a 7.7 IMO
It's called real-life not "toxic 'love'" ;PThere is no such thing as "balanced love/relationship". As her mother…
I am not focusing on leads in my statement but all the relationships in this drama. "Toxic love" is not love at all but what people endure or justify thinking it is love. Toxic love is a twisted concept of what love really is. Love is not selfish and self-seeking for personal gain, nor does it weigh someone down with emotional dependency, it isn't manipulative, controlling and it isn't a place to hide from yourself.
The CEO's sister had a toxic view of love, It was entirely about her own needs and wants. What she called love was an obsession.
The second lead held onto someone while having a secret life on the side. He had no intention of stopping it. Self-serving and selfish. His father manipulated his son for financial gain based on his relationship of being his son...also toxic.
The FL's mother that can't let go of her husband's betrayal and clings and suffocates her daughter thinking she is loving and protecting her...which is a toxic distortion of love. She is now learning to love her daughter as a mother should.
The doctor doesn't know what it is to love himself out of fear of what he may find. Though his wife loves him unconditionally, she doesn't get the emotional support or connection needs she lets him hid his feelings. She settles for being partially satisfied. This is unhealthy, borderline toxic if it continued. Now we are seeing her express one of the purest, most beautiful types of love in the way she is supporting and allowing her husband to be free from her expectations and hopes about him and them together. She accepts him and his process, no matter what comes out in the end.
As for the leads...the male leads "love" is genuine, but he allows himself to remain on the bottom of the priority list over and over and over. The FL has continually placed herself first. I am not saying she shouldn't go to EU, but in general, their relationship has been all about her needs. It's unbalanced. Over time this type of relationship can't last, someone gets exhausted, someone will feel burnt out, have fears of being unloved, unvalued, being taken advantage of , used or abused. The leads have talked things through as they go along the process. I don't think their relationship is toxic, but if they stay together they would need to adjust the scales to keep it healthy.
Any unhealthy or unbalanced relationship can become toxic over time. There are other examples in the story...my point was in the last few episodes, the writer is taking us on a journey to see how several people grow into a new level of self-love and how this is changing the way they interact with the people they once "loved". Next week I believe we will see several relationships mature into a love that is both healthy and balanced.
Nearly all of the relationships in this drama represent some form of unbalanced or toxic "love", where one person willing to go out of their way and make sacrifices, and in exchange, they get little to nothing in return, sometimes even endure abuse. I am sure next week we will see more of what was revealed today in the ML 2nd Sister and her Husband and the CEO's sister and the 2nd ML, love is being redefined. Plus others. A healthy love starts with loving oneself. Some people will break free and love themselves, while others will reset and find a balanced love they hadn't had before.
May be the title 'She Would Never Know' is implying the love HyungSeung has for SongAh. Yes we know that she knows…
Yes from the last few minutes they must have while she was away, he was clearly avoiding her. I think in the preview you hear the CEO ( I believe) saying something to him about the two of them broke up a year ago. I'm assuming the CEO would be his BIL now since a few years have past.
The Korean title is Senior, Don't Put on That Lipstick is the same as the webtoon.I believe the Engish title implies…
Based on the last few minutes of 15 and the preview, I think next week will be her trying to get him back. She'll realize what it was she sacrificed and she can't live without him.
I have problem with title of this drama .....she would never know ????? or Senior ??
The Korean title is Senior, Don't Put on That Lipstick is the same as the webtoon. I believe the Engish title implies "She Would Never Know" she was being cheated on or how much the lead cares for her. She was basically in the dark before the ML revealed to her what her ex was doing or his feelings.
Isn't 5 years is huge time to maintain and keep long distance relationship .
Very true. I feel like this drama should be 20 EP. There is way to much happening within all these relationships to boil it down into only 3 more hours.
ohhh after living for many years with ur husband and having child ...and then you find out your husband is gay…
It's still not clear if he is gay. One experience doesn't define a person's sexuality. There are lots of reasons why someone might end up in a situation and later feel differently about it. He could have been drunk, in a space of emotional weakness and his friend took an opportunity... Sure he could also have feelings for men. The scriptwriter is not giving us much. All we know is what happened in the past has caused him to feel a great sense of shame and fear. He is running from himself. He doesn't want anyone to know what happened or label him. He doesn't feel worthy of his wife's love. He does love and care for her. He has his walls of self-protection up. We still need more info to make it clear.
"Toxic love" is not love at all but what people endure or justify thinking it is love.
Toxic love is a twisted concept of what love really is. Love is not selfish and self-seeking for personal gain, nor does it weigh someone down with emotional dependency, it isn't manipulative, controlling and it isn't a place to hide from yourself.
The CEO's sister had a toxic view of love, It was entirely about her own needs and wants. What she called love was an obsession.
The second lead held onto someone while having a secret life on the side. He had no intention of stopping it. Self-serving and selfish.
His father manipulated his son for financial gain based on his relationship of being his son...also toxic.
The FL's mother that can't let go of her husband's betrayal and clings and suffocates her daughter thinking she is loving and protecting her...which is a toxic distortion of love. She is now learning to love her daughter as a mother should.
The doctor doesn't know what it is to love himself out of fear of what he may find. Though his wife loves him unconditionally, she doesn't get the emotional support or connection needs she lets him hid his feelings. She settles for being partially satisfied. This is unhealthy, borderline toxic if it continued. Now we are seeing her express one of the purest, most beautiful types of love in the way she is supporting and allowing her husband to be free from her expectations and hopes about him and them together. She accepts him and his process, no matter what comes out in the end.
As for the leads...the male leads "love" is genuine, but he allows himself to remain on the bottom of the priority list over and over and over. The FL has continually placed herself first. I am not saying she shouldn't go to EU, but in general, their relationship has been all about her needs. It's unbalanced. Over time this type of relationship can't last, someone gets exhausted, someone will feel burnt out, have fears of being unloved, unvalued, being taken advantage of , used or abused.
The leads have talked things through as they go along the process. I don't think their relationship is toxic, but if they stay together they would need to adjust the scales to keep it healthy.
Any unhealthy or unbalanced relationship can become toxic over time. There are other examples in the story...my point was in the last few episodes, the writer is taking us on a journey to see how several people grow into a new level of self-love and how this is changing the way they interact with the people they once "loved". Next week I believe we will see several relationships mature into a love that is both healthy and balanced.
A healthy love starts with loving oneself. Some people will break free and love themselves, while others will reset and find a balanced love they hadn't had before.
I believe the Engish title implies "She Would Never Know" she was being cheated on or how much the lead cares for her. She was basically in the dark before the ML revealed to her what her ex was doing or his feelings.
He could have been drunk, in a space of emotional weakness and his friend took an opportunity... Sure he could also have feelings for men. The scriptwriter is not giving us much.
All we know is what happened in the past has caused him to feel a great sense of shame and fear. He is running from himself. He doesn't want anyone to know what happened or label him. He doesn't feel worthy of his wife's love. He does love and care for her. He has his walls of self-protection up. We still need more info to make it clear.