manicmuse

I can definitely see many of your points. She still seems irrational to me, despite having valid reasons for wanting to not have her life entangled with a crazy person.

I'm not fixated on hating it, I just watch it and don't like it. I'm not sure why I haven't dropped it either. Maybe because it's so close to the end I just wanna see how they end it. It wouldn't be the first drama that I hated yet completed, or the last.

I don't know if I give Jae Bok that much credit, because we see much more than she does. She only suspects and then leaps into action, which is why her actions seem crazy to me. She is also not just worried about the kids because she doesn't like her ex being around Eun Hee at all, clearly. She's just pretending to be indifferent.

Eun Hee is definitely sneaky, she's the villain so it makes sense that she lies and is manipulative, but Jae Bok is supposed to be the person I root for and she just adds to chaos. She's stubborn, and controlling, and Now she's fighting to stay in the house with a woman she thinks is psycho and breaking into rooms when no one is home. Also it would be different if she asked her to lookout for her kid while in the house but she demanded the opposite, no matter the reason. She's mad that her kid is home alone making ramen, but wouldn't she be just as mad if Eun Hee cooked him a fabulous meal or was being too nice?

I don't buy that it's just about the kids point either. In fact, i suspect they may get back together in the end which would be really annoying, but who knows what the writers will add next to this crazy plot.

These characters make no sense. Why would a mom yell about a woman for being around her kids, to the point of making her sign a stupid contract, and then get mad that she is not aware that her child is home alone? I get that Eun Hee is manipulative, but the mom is kinda psycho. She's also using her kids to latch onto an ex-husband that she treats like crap (even before the affair), making her manipulative too.

Jae Bok and her friends also have a bad habit of showing up uninvited and demandinglocked doors be opened, and literally breaking in. Is that a Korean thing, because that would not end well for them in 'merica.

It's hard to sympathize when everyone is insane.

I disagree. I can tell the difference between the directing (bad), writing (worse), and acting (also bad). For example, I've seen some pretty horrible drama plots where the actor steals the show. Also just because an actor is good in one role doesn't mean they are always good. Like Yoon Sang Hyun who is a lead in my favorite drama ever can still be horrible in this (he's just not pulling off this passive role and looks like he's making fun of it instead of creating a real character).

I did find out the director also directed Mary stayed out all night, which I hated, so that explains a lot.

I still say the acting is really bad. Really really bad. I'm not saying they don't have talent, but in this particular drama, whether a director told them to or not, the acting is not believable, and way too over the top.

The only reason I'm watching is because I still kinda want to see what happens, and I like Jo Yeo Jung being so weird, but it's getting harder and harder to keep watching.

I guess the female lead is supposed to come across as strong and no nonsense but I am having a really hard time liking her at all. It's hard for me to like any of the characters at this point, but I hate the lead most of all... I don't know if my curiosity will keep me watching until the end.

To me the acting is bad because it's unbelievable, and overdone, almost like a parody. I understand Jo Yeo Jung's character being that way, which i think works well for her character, but I think in an attempt to be humorous the other characters are screaming, crying, playing up stereotypes, and all of that equals bad to me. I cant even believe I am hating Yoon Sang Hyun so much in a role, and not because I hate his character, but because I hate how he's playing the character. The only emotion he is evoking is annoyance.

I'm just starting episode 6, and that's not a good sign.

It really bothers me that he was willing to let her get away with it all.

I finished 10, and I'm on up to 11.

The acting in this is really bad so far (I'm on episode 3), but I really want to know what's up with the stepford lady so I guess I won't drop it yet.

Interestingly enough, I actually related a lot to the main male character, and I'm not even that introverted... down to the hoodie.

I finally just have to admit I'm getting bored watching.

The way she pretends to be weak for Ji Soo is annoying. He is also annoying.

I guess I'm the only one who thinks it's hilarious?

Of course there's no excuse, that's why I know I really don't like the character. She also has no problem breaking and entering and tackling strangers, so i just had no sympathy... but obviously this is all because I know it's fake.

I'm glad it gets better, or so I keep hearing. I have not plans to drop it yet, but i've been tempted.

I'm on episode 3, and struggling with the lead. You know it's bad when they get hit and you want to applaud :(

I just made it to 7, and I'm not bored, but I am annoyed. Is it wrong to want him to leave her and at least not have to deal with her complaining for 2 more years?!!