VanessaCorsant

I saw the latest available episode and also all the comments here, including one that tells the original story. I'm thinking of stopping now and following the comments to see if I'll watch the next ones.
However, if there's something I don't understand about this drama, it's the choices that the protagonists (ML and FL) make for their love life.

Nobody deserves another dream. If that happens, I will be very angry with this uncreative screenwriter.

However, I think it's true. I just want to understand what will happen after that.

I think she had a relationship with that guy and could have gotten pregnant. I don't see anything much beyond that that could be addressed in a drama

BD does not treat EK as a friend, nor CW as a husband, much less the daughter as a daughter.

She thinks she is the center of the Universe.

I don't judge. I've seen it myself 200 times.

I have my doubts if they would be happily married, precisely because she is not like the BD. In the same way that he will start to distance himself from BD for not being like EK. At these times, the best decision, if you believe that marriage is hopeless, is to separate and meet someone completely different.

And thank you so much for your words. I'm always blaming myself when I find myself rooting for EK and CW.

I know, I know it's ugly to root for unfaithful people, but I think EK and CW have a really strong chemistry. When the two are together, whether in a dream or perhaps now in reality, it is pure fire.
She even loses that sly face she constantly puts on and finally looks like a woman.

Even though I don't agree with EK's conduct (staying with a married man and still a friend's husband is not justified), there are still situations in which I like her, when, for example, she went to her father's lover's salon, criticized her father about her conduct, her conversations with her uncle, the fact that she ran off to help her uncle in the search for her cousin and the way she put on a show at her ex's wedding. As for BD, there's nothing I like about her. She cheated on her husband before marriage and at the first opportunity she had, she cheated again. She wanted to put her mother to live with her and did not wait for her husband to talk to her mother-in-law, surprising him with her mother-in-law's presence when he got home. He doesn't have the slightest contact with his own daughter and doesn't even make an effort to connect with the family he formed.

She lives in a world where she is the center of everything and everything needs to go according to her wishes, like a typical spoiled and selfish person. Even in terms of the wedding ring she gave her friend, it was something she used and which, at the first chance, she sold for the traitor to use in the marriage with the other. We know that EK isn't honest with BD, but BD doesn't know. Therefore, her not taking any action regarding the way her mother treats her 20-year-old friend should be discussed. It is not disrespectful for you to ask your mother not to humiliate the person you trust.

There are so many people acting only according to their impulses, without any morals or empathy, that any ending (couples together, separated, exchanged partners), everything is fine.

At the moment I'm not rooting for anyone and I'm just following the crap.

BD has no morals to show EK anything because he's just as bad as she is too. She cheated on her husband before they got married when she went to Italy (with the possibility that her daughter was illegitimate) and now she cheated again at the first opportunity. The two need to end this friendship relationship, but neither has the moral to keep pointing the finger at the other.

I agree. When she nominated her sister, I didn't connect because it could really be a nomination. However, when she started to mention her mother (even boycotting another candidate) and introduce her father, I made the connection right away.

This happens because relationships were built disregarding feelings, but material interests. Therefore, in order for people to be able to carry this on for a long time, they either overdo the work or simply start relating to a third person. In the end, no one respects anyone.

The problem is that there are people who don't know the limit of gratitude and unfortunately he is one of those people. He doesn't have the courage to say no to the person who gave him an opportunity and that's why he submits to this trash life.

This friendship is toxic because it wasn't started for the right reasons. The two are out of interest and anything she does for the other thinks it's too much.

They don't like each other. BD treats EK like a maid and EK is jealous and so she resents BD very quickly.

Does not work.

I'll talk like I do with my friends. If it's someone I've known for more than 10 years, before looking for someone to commit to my friend, I do minimal research on the person, especially things that I'm sure my friend doesn't like. It's not about BD being a marriage agency, but about being a close friend to each other. For example, I have a childhood friend who doesn't like younger guys. If I were to introduce someone to her, I wouldn't need to get the man's entire history, but I would ask for his age. It's the least a friend who wants the best for the other could do.

The problem is that BD doesn't know how to give in and look at the perspective of the other before acting. It's as if doing less than the bare minimum is already too much for her. For example, about taking her mother to live with her. As much as her husband was postponing the decision, she should have given him a deadline and said that after that she would take action on her own, but she simply took her mother on her own. Even though she is her mother, she is married to someone, so this needs to be decided together, but thinking about the other is out of the question for BD who only thinks of his own needs.

Unfortunately, she is selfish and this behavior is fueling people to have the opportunity to harm her, even though she thinks that EK could simply cut off the friendship and move on with her life, instead of trying to force her way into this family's world. .