Firstly, I strongly desire for ML to end up with FL, even if it is just for half an episode, and allow her to pursue him for some development in the plot. However, the writers have portrayed ML as a character with no self-respect, which I believe is unfair towards him.
1. Gang Ju's parents got divorced and his father ended up buying the same home from his mother. 2. He discovers his mother lost money. 3. Ko Bong Hui, Da Rim's mother, gives a lecture to Seung Don, Gang Ju's stepfather, urging him to accept Tae Ung and let go of his pride. 4. Mi Yeon, Da Rim's sister, kisses Gi Dong, Nam Bom's father.
I watched the episode through a VPN, but it was nothing special and I found it to be totally boring.
Here is a summary of the main events of today's episode: 1. Gang Ju's parents got divorced and his father ended up buying the same home from his mother. 2. He discovers his mother lost money. 3. Ko Bong Hui, Da Rim's mother, gives a lecture to Seung Don, Gang Ju's stepfather, urging him to accept Tae Ung and let go of his pride. 4. Mi Yeon, Da Rim's sister, kisses Gi Dong, Nam Bom's father.
you should ask Adi Shankara who wrote the story and make you follow like this :D. he is the one wrote fake story…
Oh got it now, I presume that you hold the belief that Prophet Muhammad was the ultimate messenger of God. But follows :
A culture or religion that believes in violence, extremism, or injustice.
A culture or religion wherein texts and teachings, including the Qur'an, have been interpreted in various ways throughout history, and the overwhelming majority of Muslims advocate for violence, extremism, and injustice.
A culture or religion where individuals are unable to distinguish between the teachings of a religion and how individuals or groups interpret or misuse those teachings for personal or political gain.
A culture or religion where women's rights are not respected.
fact hurt you, history hurt you, reality hurt you. try to grow up. man
you should ask Adi Shankara who wrote the story and make you follow like this :D. he is the one wrote fake story…
It’s always valuable to engage in discussions about faith, history, and beliefs, as they help us explore diverse perspectives. Regarding your comment, Adi Shankaracharya (Adi Shankara) was a revered philosopher and theologian from the 8th century CE who played a key role in revitalizing Advaita Vedanta (a non-dualistic school of Hindu philosophy). However, he did not 'write stories' or invent gods. Instead, he interpreted and expounded upon ancient texts like the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Brahmasutras. His work aimed to unify spiritual practices and philosophy across India.
The concept of gods like Shri Ram and Shri Krishna predates Adi Shankaracharya by centuries, with roots in ancient Vedic traditions, Itihasas (like Ramayana and Mahabharata), and Puranic literature.
Mockery or labeling faith as 'fake' overlooks the cultural, spiritual, and personal significance these beliefs hold for billions of people. It’s important to foster mutual respect when discussing such topics, even if we don’t share the same beliefs.
As an Indian, word/place 'Ayodhya' holds great significance for us. It is not just a place or a word, but a place of worship where Shri Ram Prabhu was born. I am not familiar with the story behind this drama, whether it is simply a fictional production or based on reality in Ayodhya. However, it is important to be sensitive when using words that may contain inappropriate content, as many Thai dramas often do.
It's important for creators-whether they are producing movies, dramas, or other forms of storytelling-to be mindful of the cultural and religious significance attached to such names. Misrepresentations, inappropriate content, or careless use of terms tied to sacred places or figures can inadvertently cause hurt or offense.
1. Gang Ju's parents got divorced and his father ended up buying the same home from his mother.
2. He discovers his mother lost money.
3. Ko Bong Hui, Da Rim's mother, gives a lecture to Seung Don, Gang Ju's stepfather, urging him to accept Tae Ung and let go of his pride.
4. Mi Yeon, Da Rim's sister, kisses Gi Dong, Nam Bom's father.
Here is a summary of the main events of today's episode:
1. Gang Ju's parents got divorced and his father ended up buying the same home from his mother.
2. He discovers his mother lost money.
3. Ko Bong Hui, Da Rim's mother, gives a lecture to Seung Don, Gang Ju's stepfather, urging him to accept Tae Ung and let go of his pride.
4. Mi Yeon, Da Rim's sister, kisses Gi Dong, Nam Bom's father.
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A culture or religion that believes in violence, extremism, or injustice.
A culture or religion wherein texts and teachings, including the Qur'an, have been interpreted in various ways throughout history, and the overwhelming majority of Muslims advocate for violence, extremism, and injustice.
A culture or religion where individuals are unable to distinguish between the teachings of a religion and how individuals or groups interpret or misuse those teachings for personal or political gain.
A culture or religion where women's rights are not respected.
fact hurt you, history hurt you, reality hurt you. try to grow up. man
The concept of gods like Shri Ram and Shri Krishna predates Adi Shankaracharya by centuries, with roots in ancient Vedic traditions, Itihasas (like Ramayana and Mahabharata), and Puranic literature.
Mockery or labeling faith as 'fake' overlooks the cultural, spiritual, and personal significance these beliefs hold for billions of people. It’s important to foster mutual respect when discussing such topics, even if we don’t share the same beliefs.
It's important for creators-whether they are producing movies, dramas, or other forms of storytelling-to be mindful of the cultural and religious significance attached to such names. Misrepresentations, inappropriate content, or careless use of terms tied to sacred places or figures can inadvertently cause hurt or offense.