I don't think so. At least not that night. I feel like he would have clarified more and it wouldn't have just…
Actually, I read that part of the novel, and it seems like the makers already showed that scene, but with their own twist in Episode 20. They set it up so everyoneâfrom her maids to the rest of the householdâmisunderstood the situation. In reality, she was just tired, and nothing actually happened between them that night. BTW, thanks!
There's a scene in Episode 8 where SJW says that he still loves YJW, even though she 'abandoned' him in the past.…
Exactly, the choice of âfriendâ here is the real issue. But itâs funny how youâre only worried about the ML helping the SFL and not about the FL getting somewhat cozy with the SML. Sheâs causing just as much harm, if not more, yet thatâs conveniently overlooked.
There's a scene in Episode 8 where SJW says that he still loves YJW, even though she 'abandoned' him in the past.…
Oh, come on now, not intentionally chummy? So, hanging out with the SML, giving him all the emotional attention while conveniently forgetting to mention she has a boyfriend isnât âintentionalâ? Sure. But the ML helping a friend (SFL)âeven if we assume he knew her intentionsâmakes him the worse person here? Right, because double standards make everything âtoo goodâ for your liking.
There's a scene in Episode 8 where SJW says that he still loves YJW, even though she 'abandoned' him in the past.…
Oh, so hanging around the SML and getting all chummy with him while being in a relationship isn't considered sabotaging her own relationship? She couldnât even tell the SML sheâs dating someone else. But somehow, the ML helping his friend (SFL)âwhen weâre not even sure if he knows her true intentionsâmakes him the villain and someone to hate? Totally makes sense. I get your point, bro.
After watching this again, I'm just so confused. Why didn't the grandpa do anything to Yu Ra? She's indirectly responsible for his only heir's death! As a powerful chaebol, he should have used some shady tricks, like they do in real life, to take her down or even worse. But no, he's just a useless old man who can't protect his family or his company's 600,000 employees. It's infuriating!
There are so few FLs who actually do this, so Iâve stopped expecting much. Sheâll probably just say sheâs…
Not just that dramaâthere are so many recent ones where the same thing happens, all in the name of romance and female empowerment. I could list plenty of examples, but they rarely get called out because the SMLs are always nice, genuine, and good-looking. Itâs like their charm makes it easier for the FLâs actions to be justified, no matter how unfair or insensitive they are to the ML. This pattern keeps repeating, and itâs honestly frustrating.
There are so few FLs who actually do this, so Iâve stopped expecting much. Sheâll probably just say sheâs…
Exactly, itâs such a double standard, and itâs happening so often in dramas now. FLs get away with so much just because theyâre the leads. They hit the ML or other characters, donât set proper boundaries with SMLs even when theyâre in a relationship, and sometimes even act controlling or possessive, but itâs all framed as âcuteâ or âempowering.â Meanwhile, if the ML did even half of this, heâd be labeled as toxic or a red flag. Itâs honestly getting tiring to see these double standards play out repeatedly.
From the upcoming episode the FL really needs to set better boundaries with the student teacher...
There are so few FLs who actually do this, so Iâve stopped expecting much. Sheâll probably just say sheâs dating the ML, reject the SML, and then still stay all buddy-buddy with him. I donât get how you can stay friends with someone who clearly has feelings for you while youâre in a relationship. Itâs like they donât even think about how their partner would feel about it. This seems to be more of an issue with FLs, though, since we rarely see decent SFLs for the same thing to happen.
Firstly, I strongly desire for ML to end up with FL, even if it is just for half an episode, and allow her to…
Bro, I feel you. I want this to happen too, but itâs unlikely. These days, there are very few dramas where the FL and ML are equally balanced in their relationship. Most of the time, the ML does all the heavy lifting, while the FL seems to have the SML to âpracticeâ her relationship skills. The only drama Iâve seen this year where the FL put in more effort than the ML is Smile Code.
Honestly, there were moments I wanted to knock some sense into her because of how persistent she was in pursuing the MLâshe was doing most of the work for the majority of the relationship! Sometimes, I just wished she would stop pursuing him so he could step up and put in some effort too. She totally deserved that, especially since she was such a good partner. It wouldâve been great to see him realize her worth and chase her for a change. But he chased for a very short time and she forgave him.
Did you guys really like the second couple? Personally, I couldnât understand how they ended up together at all. They felt quite boring and lacked any real character development as a pair, even though both had sensitive pasts. There was no emotional attachment between them, yet they suddenly got together in one episode. I also didnât like how the leads kept forgiving people without any apology, as if the wrongdoer was the victim who didnât need to say sorry at all.
THE FL has someone else now, are you watching a differnt show from me at no point have I seen the FL date anyone…
I never said she was dating anyone; I just feel that the SML could be a good partner for her. To me, it seems like she isnât as deeply in love as the ML is. We empathize with everything the ML endured and admire how he still helped her, even though, from his perspective, their relationship had ended very badly. But did we see the same kind of effort or understanding from the FL? No, right?
Thatâs why I was wistfully thinking that maybe the ML deserves someone else (not her friend, the SFL)âsomeone who would genuinely appreciate his efforts. So far, I havenât seen any signs of that from the FL. Instead of constantly bickering, she could have tried to understand his reasons for the breakup or at least made some effort to address it.
Honestly, there were moments I wanted to knock some sense into her because of how persistent she was in pursuing the MLâshe was doing most of the work for the majority of the relationship! Sometimes, I just wished she would stop pursuing him so he could step up and put in some effort too. She totally deserved that, especially since she was such a good partner. It wouldâve been great to see him realize her worth and chase her for a change. But he chased for a very short time and she forgave him.
Thatâs why I was wistfully thinking that maybe the ML deserves someone else (not her friend, the SFL)âsomeone who would genuinely appreciate his efforts. So far, I havenât seen any signs of that from the FL. Instead of constantly bickering, she could have tried to understand his reasons for the breakup or at least made some effort to address it.