Yah, I saw PPL commenting that Hae in seems to be completely different, from that shown in epilogues...But I think…
I'm not saying it's clear - in fact, it's possible that their situation was worse, such as perhaps she was told she couldn't get pregnant again or that she would have more miscarriages.
But from what we've seen thus far in 4 episodes, she was happy at the wedding, on their honeymoon and was giving 100% (w/her husband) in planning for the baby.
Its not that she is afraid of failure, the two most likely ended up grieving alone after the miscarriage. Hae…
Of course she's afraid of failure! Her whole life is laser-focused on success.
We don't currently know what happened immediately after she lost the baby. Perhaps one of them was traveling. Perhaps she fell and blames herself. Perhaps she was told she couldn't get pregnant or that she would likely miscarry in the future. We don't know, but I'm willing to bet there is more than simply "dealing with the issue alone" - that wasn't how they handled things early in their relationship.
But I'm glad the writer showed the viewer early (only 25% of the way through the drama) rather than some ugly makjang excuse near the end.😊
Losing a much longed-for baby is a devastating event for most couples. On top of that, the woman who says that "luck" is always with her also lost a brother in a tragic accident that she was apparently associated with.
Just a guess, but perhaps Hae-in is afraid of failure (afraid she won't be able to have a child) and that's why she froze her husband away. In fact, it's the most understandable reason for her attitude towards him. But. . . maybe I'm wrong and there will be another past event that explains it.
I watch on Viki and last week it was available when I opened up Viki at 8:00 am PDT - it may have released even earlier but I was surprised - didn't expect it until later at night
i'm watching - and enjoying both Queen of Tears and Wedding Impossible.
Is anyone else having trouble keeping things straight between the two chaebol families (and their spouses/secretaries/friends, etc)?? the non-chaebol families are unique in each drama, but too many similarities in the chaebol families - especially incompetent siblings, scheming sisters, stereotypical chaebol grandfather.
As mentioned previously, I'm the mother of twins and I'm getting definite twin vibes re: Hae In and the brother they lost.
You mean weekender recs? Or regular kdrama?For weekender: Five Enough, Once Again, My Father Is Strange, Homemade…
". I think i need to have this bullcrap here done and over with"
Lol, but for me, the bullcrap was over and done with when Tae Min solved the mystery and made people pay for their sins. I actually think that Ko Joo Won wrapped up a couple of weeks ago and I will be very surprised if he's at the wedding. Which may be why I've dived into Queen of tears and Wedding Impossible and returned to catch up with Doctor Slump.
You mean weekender recs? Or regular kdrama?For weekender: Five Enough, Once Again, My Father Is Strange, Homemade…
Not "Queen of Tears"? It is anything but a standard straight-line romance - in fact, quite the opposite. But I had to stick through the entire first 2 episodes to make a decision and it's now at the top of my list.
Watched live today. Just filler and useless episode. Tae ho finally finds out about HyoShim at the end of the…
No, Hyo Jun instagram link was for HS/TH wedding (I didn't know it at the time, but the flowers are the same as the HS/TH wedding photo). We will never see Hyo Jun's wedding. 😥
Hyo Shim took the title of the show "Live Your Own Life" too seriously☠️☠️
I just posted a comment about this - I'm pretty sure the original plan for the show WAS for her to disappear at some point, but it didn't involve a time skip.
If this is how these weekenders are modeled after - I think I will stop watching these kDramas and just watch…
Deadbeat Dad was always going to return late in the drama. The actor was announced back in September but he was already involved in a KBS daily show that didn't end until a few weeks ago. But even so, the story they came up with was ridiculous.
If this is how these weekenders are modeled after - I think I will stop watching these kDramas and just watch…
Oh my, bloomingtide. Absolutely Tae Min dodged a bullet, but I still can't forgive the drama for him not having a happy ending with the family he desperately wanted.
I’ve kept this on the back burner for a long time, but it may explain these last episodes.
When the drama first began, MDL linked to something called “KBS World”. It provided a preview of the drama that was similar to the one on MDL. With one significant difference – as a result of conflicts at TS Fitness (caused by Tae Ho), Hyo Shim disappears and due to her absence, her family must learn to “live their own lives”. In addition, Tae Ho searches frantically for her and gains a clue as to Grandmother’s whereabouts.
At the time I read this, I ahought – this is great! For a few episodes, Hyo Shim will learn to live her life *independent* of others – including Tae Ho. Plus, sooner or later, they will reconcile and have their happy ending.
I think this was the original plan because during the first half of the drama, (i) there was constant foreshadowing of a major conflict at TS Fitness (the “no dating” rule) and (ii) there were plenty of clues sprinkled around UIcheon Villa (Ga-on’s drawing, Hyo-do requesting grandmother’s signature) that might have led Tae Ho to find grandmother. However, Hyo Shim never disappeared and, in fact much to my disappointment, she never began a truly “independent life” because Tae Ho was there making decisions for her and she usually gave in just to keep the peace.
The BIG story in the 2nd half was the battle between Tae Min and Tae Ho (planned from the beginning based on PR when the drama began). Hyo Shim took a back seat for many episodes and the romance really never changed - no arguments, no joint planning for their future, just Tae Ho dragging her along in his plans for their future.
So, I guess she finally broke free of all the pressures and emotional baggage from everyone, but it would have been far better if it happened back around Episode 30 thru 40.
All I can figure out is that they needed that new apartment for her in order to maximize PPL opportunities. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
But from what we've seen thus far in 4 episodes, she was happy at the wedding, on their honeymoon and was giving 100% (w/her husband) in planning for the baby.
We don't currently know what happened immediately after she lost the baby. Perhaps one of them was traveling. Perhaps she fell and blames herself. Perhaps she was told she couldn't get pregnant or that she would likely miscarry in the future. We don't know, but I'm willing to bet there is more than simply "dealing with the issue alone" - that wasn't how they handled things early in their relationship.
But I'm glad the writer showed the viewer early (only 25% of the way through the drama) rather than some ugly makjang excuse near the end.😊
Just a guess, but perhaps Hae-in is afraid of failure (afraid she won't be able to have a child) and that's why she froze her husband away. In fact, it's the most understandable reason for her attitude towards him. But. . . maybe I'm wrong and there will be another past event that explains it.
Is anyone else having trouble keeping things straight between the two chaebol families (and their spouses/secretaries/friends, etc)?? the non-chaebol families are unique in each drama, but too many similarities in the chaebol families - especially incompetent siblings, scheming sisters, stereotypical chaebol grandfather.
As mentioned previously, I'm the mother of twins and I'm getting definite twin vibes re: Hae In and the brother they lost.
Lol, but for me, the bullcrap was over and done with when Tae Min solved the mystery and made people pay for their sins. I actually think that Ko Joo Won wrapped up a couple of weeks ago and I will be very surprised if he's at the wedding. Which may be why I've dived into Queen of tears and Wedding Impossible and returned to catch up with Doctor Slump.
When the drama first began, MDL linked to something called “KBS World”. It provided a preview of the drama that was similar to the one on MDL. With one significant difference – as a result of conflicts at TS Fitness (caused by Tae Ho), Hyo Shim disappears and due to her absence, her family must learn to “live their own lives”. In addition, Tae Ho searches frantically for her and gains a clue as to Grandmother’s whereabouts.
At the time I read this, I ahought – this is great! For a few episodes, Hyo Shim will learn to live her life *independent* of others – including Tae Ho. Plus, sooner or later, they will reconcile and have their happy ending.
I think this was the original plan because during the first half of the drama, (i) there was constant foreshadowing of a major conflict at TS Fitness (the “no dating” rule) and (ii) there were plenty of clues sprinkled around UIcheon Villa (Ga-on’s drawing, Hyo-do requesting grandmother’s signature) that might have led Tae Ho to find grandmother. However, Hyo Shim never disappeared and, in fact much to my disappointment, she never began a truly “independent life” because Tae Ho was there making decisions for her and she usually gave in just to keep the peace.
The BIG story in the 2nd half was the battle between Tae Min and Tae Ho (planned from the beginning based on PR when the drama began). Hyo Shim took a back seat for many episodes and the romance really never changed - no arguments, no joint planning for their future, just Tae Ho dragging her along in his plans for their future.
So, I guess she finally broke free of all the pressures and emotional baggage from everyone, but it would have been far better if it happened back around Episode 30 thru 40.
All I can figure out is that they needed that new apartment for her in order to maximize PPL opportunities. 🤣🤣🤣🤣