I am really suprised at how much I am enjoying this drama, despite highlighting some pretty harsh realities of that period of time, it does it in a fun yet assertive way. I like the set up a lot. I not only like the two main leads but I love Park Yoon Hak and his approach especially how taken he is with Yeon Seon, not your typical pairing for a nobleman with such high status to fall for a commoner. It's a refreshing take.
There is nothing like a perfect victim. Kinda funny that you'll probably change your tune if the smallest scandal…
The crazy part with Yoo Ah In is how they arrested him, the police was waiting for him at the airport like he was a deranged mass killer or sexual predator, even they get anonymity. It is so strange that both were at the peak of their careers when this happened. It's like someone is watching all these actors or idols as their fame and notoriety grows and says enough is enough and keeps a close eye on them for a scandal to bring them down. And yes, so grateful Yoo Ah In is still with us and I hope he remains strong and doesn't give up on life.
Since you used caps - CAN YOU PLEASE PROVIDE SOURCES for your statement that "IT IS A FACT that he actively supported…
And so what if he did? It wouldn't make him the first man to have done so, nor the last for that matter, and I bet half the people who so publicly investigated him have done so at one point or another. To me, LSK wasn't brought down because he took drugs or cheated on his wife with "prostitutes ."It is about so much more than that; it screams politics, and only those in the very manipulative, jealous, and very dark underworld of the entertainment industry genuinely know. No one here knows LSK personally; we are all here mourning a great talent gone way too early. You have no right to judge him, nor does anyone else. He and he alone is accountable for his choices, so if you don't have something good to say, it is best not to say anything. Respect the dead. It's the least one can do. Regardless of how and why he left this world, I am honored to have been at the receiving end of his incredible talent and accomplishments in life. He brought so much joy to my small screen, and I am forever grateful and deeply saddened for the loss. For anyone interested in facts listen to this https://youtu.be/objrc0xlO-4?si=TEWL_sLZ05dW0_-m
Good for them for taking this step for change, as they say you have to be the change you want to see, but I wish they did this when he was still alive!
I was so elated to see that we go into the next season right away ... no breaks, I am loving it. Game 1 opened Monday 01/08/2024. Love it! I love that the show provides opportunities to university level baseball players the opportunity to be noticed by KBO through the show... good job show!
I am not sure why Song Seo Kyung is so polite, or even in speaking terms with someone that not only stalked her but attacked and left her as good as dead, but turned around and blamed the one person that was there for her. It is so true when they say a person's true nature is revealed at times of the greatest adversity. I still really like Seo Kyung, I do believe she feels genuinely guilty but the audacity, no not just that, the selfishness to think after everything she is still the perfect partner for Jin Woo makes me want to slap the sense into her.
This pain I am feeling for Jin Woo and Mo Eun is real, I am sorry he was made to feel that because of his disability he would never be enough, but more than that Mo Eun let the evil of all things doubt and fear creep in between them. Love is not always beautiful, or easy. Sometimes it has flaws and imperfections, but true love does not give up. I wish Mo Eun chose to understand, even more, fight for Jin Woo rather than let her insecurities and fears cloud her judgement. I must admit I am disappointed in her choices, could Jin Woo been more open with her, yes, but I wish she had given him the benefit of the doubt, but then this is always easier said when not in the person’s shoes. I genuinely hope this is just a phase and they will be as good as new once it passes over.
Typo: "The two sat down and ate at a sushi restaurant near Suseong Market in Daegu. Joo Jin Moo naturally shared his love story with her (his wife not her) wife Min Hye Yeon". Also this sentence is grammatically incorrect " He was demanded by money and other goods or else they would expose his private messages.
I think about you every single day, I can only imagine how your family feels. Rest in Peace! Everybody that is glorifying him after his death, where were you when he was going through the toughest time of his life; you distanced yourselves to protect your image but now that he is dead you want to be seen and heard because it is good for your image. The grief of this loss in unbearable.
As a Korean, I agree there are problems with Korean society. But I see alot of ignorant comments. I reject the…
You make some very valid points. There is good and bad in every country and every culture. But I will only address your comment that "suicide is also an act of cowardice and negligence". You are right. Korea as a whole is not to blame and should not be ridiculed or shamed, but neither should people with mental health illnesses. Suicide is not a choice; it is a health issue. In the same way that a patient can die from pneumonia if it goes untreated, so can suicidal ideation and thoughts. I doubt LSK woke up the day of and decided this was the end. Regardless of how he got to it or why, it is important to be mindful of the way we discuss suicide because, with mental illness, words matter. Labeling someone who commits suicide as selfish or cowardly underestimates the many complex factors of a decision that is as final as suicide. They don't want to die; they want the pain and hopelessness to go away. They don't do it because they are selfish, on the contrary. People who take their lives commonly feel like a burden to their loved ones. They experience intense emotional pain that overwhelms their capacity to continue with life. Making others feel guilty is typically the furthest thing from their mind. So, it is important to understand that people who are feeling suicidal do not choose to feel that way; their feelings are a symptom of their mental illness. So, let's all be careful with our words.
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For anyone interested in facts listen to this https://youtu.be/objrc0xlO-4?si=TEWL_sLZ05dW0_-m
This pain I am feeling for Jin Woo and Mo Eun is real, I am sorry he was made to feel that because of his disability he would never be enough, but more than that Mo Eun let the evil of all things doubt and fear creep in between them. Love is not always beautiful, or easy. Sometimes it has flaws and imperfections, but true love does not give up. I wish Mo Eun chose to understand, even more, fight for Jin Woo rather than let her insecurities and fears cloud her judgement. I must admit I am disappointed in her choices, could Jin Woo been more open with her, yes, but I wish she had given him the benefit of the doubt, but then this is always easier said when not in the person’s shoes. I genuinely hope this is just a phase and they will be as good as new once it passes over.