niobezdrewna

so you haven't watched Something in the rain then :)

Both reasons probably :)

I think it's more about anxiety as a problem. I think the ML might also have this problem (maybe not as much as the FL but still) as he often questions his decisions many times a day (like with his career moves).

But they don't mention anything about evidence against the FL's father other than the ML's words. We know that the prosecutor in this case was dishonest and even planted a fabricated evidence in the FL's case. The ML's testimony was crucial. I agree with unnecessary breakups but remember that the ML was also guilty of that. He decided to separate from the FL for more than two years at the beginning because some monk's prophecy. It didn't even make much sense and was never explained further.

Maybe there would be something to it if not for a fact that she moved out. If he was willing to be with her in the States, why not here, away from her parents? And for her character it makes sense to stay because she wants to confront accused men and make them accountable. She doesn't want to run away. Yes, she did many stupid things like lying for no good reason, going to that blind date, meeting with her ex. She's obviously flawed but who isn't? He wanted to be with her despite of that. More than that, he was desperate to be with her.

I understand what you mean and I also didn't like some of FL's actions but let's not forget that it was ML's initiative to go to the States. He should have discussed it with her first and see what's her reaction's gonna be. He risked everything and lost. She was living on her own at this point so her parents weren't that much of a problem. I get that he was tired of the situation but for her to stay in Korea wasn't unreasonable. Not everyone is mentally ready to just leave everything behind and in short notice.