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Do we know what the fighting is about and how it gets resolved?

Make it make sense seems to be the motto for episode 12...

Why is it that drama writers seem to think we don't want to see female leads who are equally as supportive, protective and are also as capable of acts of sacrifice and devotion as their male counterparts? I'm getting really tired of these unbalanced relationships.

Even taking her trauma into account, her entire argument is so nonsensical I feel like I'm hallucinating because logic has been completely thrown out the window.

People are not upset because they lack the media literacy skills to understand the fact that Jiwon still has to deal with her trauma, they're upset because since the start this has been an understandably uneven relationship so far where Jihyuk has moved heaven and earth for her and now at the first opportunity for her to display even a fraction of that, she completely goes the other way and the reasoning frankly doesn't even make much sense if you think about it longer than 5 seconds.

Thank you, cdramas usually focus on very devoted MLs who do everything but I like the relationship to be more balanced and the FLs to be just as proactive in showing their love with words and actions so the comments barely talking about her side gave me reason for pause.

How's the romance from the FL's side so far? I've noticed a lot of cdramas don't have this but I like both halves of a relationship to be equally devoted and in love and all I can tell from the comments so far is that ML is very into her but barely any mention of her actions/feelings towards him.

Thank you for answering, there has been a tendency for most cdramas lately to have unbalanced relationships with MLs who do everything and I prefer a more proactive FL who fights for what she wants.

May I ask how the relationship is in the novel? Is it both of them as in love with each other and equally supporting/taking care of the other or just mostly the ML as is the case for a lot of cdramas?

This is why I never trust dramas until they're over, even the most well written ones at the start manage to let you down at the end. Why do these writers think we want to see 10 second rushed happy endings for the characters we've been rooting for for MONTHS.

As expected of kdramas, they end up together in the last 2 minutes of the episode. The thing is it doesn't even make sense because none of their issues were resolved ? Literally nothing changed, she still can't handle him being deaf and they will find themselves in the same situation...

He's the one who broke up with her but she's the one who broke his heart. He gave up on the relationship before she did because he knew it was just a matter of time and after being abandoned and feeling like he's not worth it by the people he loves, I don't think he could've taken it this time.

I'm happy for all the sisters and their marriages but the main couple deserved better, they should've gotten more focus in the end.

This is fantastic and I really hope it sticks the landing, Im Si hwan has always been great since I saw him in Misaeng and Lee sun bin should get more roles.

You summed it up perfectly and as a woman who does not view herself as the FL or anyone in the story while consuming fiction but prefers to see two individuals who sacrifice and protect each other the same way, it gets exhausting watching these unbalanced relationships. Of course there are always romances where both people are equally devoted and I'd say here's to us getting more but the way this year turned out it seems we're heading in the opposite direction.

One of the things I love most about this drama is they said we were going to portray a feminist complex lead and that not only meant in terms of her career and life but also in terms of how her relationship with the ML felt like one of equals, she said I'm an adult woman and I'm going to work hard in my career but also be as dedicated to this man as he is to me and we usually only get the first half of that.

Exactly, why are female leads like her so rare nowadays? I don't even care who chases who first but it sure would nice to at least see both parties making the same effort towards each other once they get together.

I've always thought kdramas had a nice balance in their relationships but this year it felt like that wasn't the case at all for a lot of shows and cdramas are even worse.

I love this woman and I need her to get everything she wants by the end while the cheaters get their karma.

This year, the vast majority of romance dramas imo felt very uneven because instead of two equally in love committed individuals making the same effort to support and care for each other we got a lot of MLs going above and beyond with FLs who rarely showed the same devotion, so it's such a breath of fresh air so far to see such a proactive female lead.