she lied to the tv director on YJ being a player. MR would never do something like that. and when she realized YJ didn't like her as much as she did, she screamed in the elevator, freaking out YJ's mother. MR would never do something like that. she asked YJ to bike on twin bike even when she noticed he was tired as hell, she forced him to hold her like a princess into the bedroom and broke his back. for me, this is enough proof of bad tempered person. you can say that you like her anyway, and that's ok. but you cannot say that she is not bad tempered. it would be a lie. if things don't go her way, she is ready to lie, manipulate or force the other person to have her way. as long as you want the same thing as her, it's ok, but the moment you opinions differ, you are in trouble because she is not going to respect your choice or let go.
ep 29 As expected, the family is melding badly in the affairs of sons... MR's charm operated again! hahaha! even the mother found herself being cooperative! I agree with the mother, though, about hae j's bad temper. if you compare MR and HJ, the difference is huge! I would more comfortably live with MR than HaeJ.
episode 25/26I didn't like soojae from the very beginning, so my feelings are quite opposite from yours. that…
let's see if she comes back later... honestly I don't think she will. because it's her guilt towards the father's kindness that put a toll on her. the father is still kind, and she still have reasons to feel guilty... so, soojae will have hard time winning her back. but if it's only about the debt, I'll agree with you 100%.
I know that Soo Jae was selfish and made many mistakes but how Yu Na can dump him in that situation ? He had hard…
episode 25/26 I didn't like soojae from the very beginning, so my feelings are quite opposite from yours. that is how I see the situation:
yuna is very sensitive and honest. but (yes it's a BUT) she loved soojae so deeply that she agreed to something very painful for her: lying to someone she loves. she argued so many times with soojae, she cried so much, but he never listened to her. then everything goes wrong and soojae kept digging is own grave, so she took it on herself to reveal everything to the family. soojae made her AGAIN hurt people she loves.
she perfectly knew that, from that moment, she would loose the affection of soojae's family, that broke her heart but she did it anyway to save the man she loved. she was eager to stay by soojae's side until she met the 2 parents.
1st, the mother's heinous speech must have crush her. remember how deeply she was fond of soojae's mother! how grateful she was to share mother-daughter things with her. but at that moment she was always ready to stand by soojae.
2nd the father's affection and understanding just crushed what was left from her love feelings. she very well explained it to soojae: she feels much more guilt than love when she sees him.
he made her feel that way. yuna is not unfair or disloyal. she needs to respect and protect her own feelings too. soojae sowed what he reaped. yuna deserve a perfect guy.
- Soo Jae and Yu Na need to break up. Yu Na deserves a better partner. - Hyun Jae and Mi Rae are my favorite couple. they 2 are great persons. - Yoon Jae's and Hae Jun's are too much childish for my sake (and for their age).
so I started watching the second season and realized I already watched it a few years before. I plan to watch…
I didn't watch dragon zakura. makes me curious... I understand. I do remember this one because it was my first drama ever. before that I just used to watch anime. I had already seen GTO at this moment, because I remember clearly thinking it was similar.
I agree, nice series. Have you seen all 3 seasons?The story is simple, perhaps a little repetitive but full of…
so I started watching the second season and realized I already watched it a few years before. I plan to watch anyway. it's the 3d season I couldn't manage to find in that time. I'll finally watch it after finishing S2. what about you? tell me the circumstances of your first encounter with yankumi! :D
I agree, nice series. Have you seen all 3 seasons?The story is simple, perhaps a little repetitive but full of…
I just remembered this first drama I watched and wanted to write a review about it. I remember that when I watched it I couldn't find the other seasons, so I plan to watch them now. at that time I was so frustrated! who'd know that I'd watch it 15 years later?! haha!
I am on episode 11, the FL has not seen her brother in the last 2-3episodes and she doesn't even care about him…
it depends on families, relationships, education, culture, places, or time. what seems to be usual here and now, may not be so usual in an other place or at an other time.
being in johannesburg 20 years ago my maid came late and seemed to be preoccupied. when asked she explained that her son didn't come back home the night before. proposed her to go back home and search for him, she answered that if people had to do that every time a black person was missing (apartheid was still on a little ago), nobody would work or even live in south africa. life goes on, she said.
you can say that you like her anyway, and that's ok. but you cannot say that she is not bad tempered. it would be a lie. if things don't go her way, she is ready to lie, manipulate or force the other person to have her way. as long as you want the same thing as her, it's ok, but the moment you opinions differ, you are in trouble because she is not going to respect your choice or let go.
As expected, the family is melding badly in the affairs of sons...
MR's charm operated again! hahaha! even the mother found herself being cooperative!
I agree with the mother, though, about hae j's bad temper. if you compare MR and HJ, the difference is huge! I would more comfortably live with MR than HaeJ.
honestly I don't think she will. because it's her guilt towards the father's kindness that put a toll on her. the father is still kind, and she still have reasons to feel guilty... so, soojae will have hard time winning her back.
but if it's only about the debt, I'll agree with you 100%.
diversity is life! :)
I didn't like soojae from the very beginning, so my feelings are quite opposite from yours. that is how I see the situation:
yuna is very sensitive and honest. but (yes it's a BUT) she loved soojae so deeply that she agreed to something very painful for her: lying to someone she loves. she argued so many times with soojae, she cried so much, but he never listened to her.
then everything goes wrong and soojae kept digging is own grave, so she took it on herself to reveal everything to the family. soojae made her AGAIN hurt people she loves.
she perfectly knew that, from that moment, she would loose the affection of soojae's family, that broke her heart but she did it anyway to save the man she loved. she was eager to stay by soojae's side until she met the 2 parents.
1st, the mother's heinous speech must have crush her. remember how deeply she was fond of soojae's mother! how grateful she was to share mother-daughter things with her. but at that moment she was always ready to stand by soojae.
2nd the father's affection and understanding just crushed what was left from her love feelings. she very well explained it to soojae: she feels much more guilt than love when she sees him.
he made her feel that way. yuna is not unfair or disloyal. she needs to respect and protect her own feelings too.
soojae sowed what he reaped.
yuna deserve a perfect guy.
- Hyun Jae and Mi Rae are my favorite couple. they 2 are great persons.
- Yoon Jae's and Hae Jun's are too much childish for my sake (and for their age).
I understand. I do remember this one because it was my first drama ever. before that I just used to watch anime. I had already seen GTO at this moment, because I remember clearly thinking it was similar.
what about you? tell me the circumstances of your first encounter with yankumi! :D
being in johannesburg 20 years ago my maid came late and seemed to be preoccupied. when asked she explained that her son didn't come back home the night before. proposed her to go back home and search for him, she answered that if people had to do that every time a black person was missing (apartheid was still on a little ago), nobody would work or even live in south africa. life goes on, she said.
so, I agree with you, but I live here and now...