I get that Um's wife comes off as annoying, but I think people are being overly mean to her and overly sympathetic…
Her resentment is understandable, but she needs to think of her daughter.
He was an absent father (and husband) who put his career passions ahead of his family.
Their family COULD have moved around with him, but it wasn't financially feasible or reasonable to do so. So he provided monetary support to his family, but very little on the emotional side. He only realized too late the importance of family, and how he missed out on so many milestones of his daughter.
Although he clearly wants to make amends, the wife is clearly done with the relationship. The writer made the wife "evil" by trying to alienate him from his daughter - (1) trying to prevent her from visiting his workplace or having her husband prevent their child from visiting, etc. (2) her assuming that her husband is cheating or something, and (3) no straight-talk, honest communication between the two of them.
Honestly.. Even if they end up divorcing, he's still her daughter's dad. And it's her daughter who needs to make the choice of whether to let him back into her life or not. Since she's a minor, the wife could fight for custody and prevent him from meeting her, but is that really in her daughter's best interest?
Yeah Also the FL is so fixated on getting revenge that its hard to believe she's going to die. Why wouldn't she do something better with her time left?
Few things bother me: - Chanyoung's relationship with a married man - The friends' encouragement for Joo Hee to date a guy who is already in a relationship
Even if they are in a rocky, bad relationship, these things still irk me. I guess it's interesting to see their perspectives on the situations, but still..
Really hoping so cause their chemistry is off the charts! But Minchae didn't even know her father's name? She's reading her diary yet doesn't know it's her parent's love story? >_< Lil doubtful cause of that..
Hee do mom didn't have to cover the news about heedo controversy. She could just tell anyone else to take position…
For real! I thought she would speak up when she was with the sports news writers or at least refuse to cover it. Like you said - another anchor could have covered it instead! >_> Heartless mom..
Well the only thing that I will say is the letter says Korea like it’s not a separated country. She lives in…
It’s just a shortened way of referring to South Korea. Most times we can assume South, not North. Of course there are wisecracks asking “North Or South”..
Like United States of America is often just called America (not specifying North America, South America) or the U.S. for short rather than USA even.
it is loveless marriage, he never loved her, but married her because she was pregnant. FL tried thousand time…
Crossed my mind also! That would be a twist. Honestly though, he is trash :I He shouldn't have married her unless he had genuine feelings for her. He can still be a dad without marrying the mother of his biological child...
No, it is not karma. Perfectly lovely people die of cancer. I've known some. If we think people who do bad things…
If you want to attribute all bad events happening because of something wrong you (or someone else did), you do you!
This is just my personal view that karma doesn't exist. Karma implies 1:1 exchange, much like a justification for something that happens to someone, as if they deserved it. I don't like or agree with it.
I love the way the dude confessed when he was drunk, I dig the fact that they are a mess in front of each other.And…
It's so sad though :( The guy is utter trash. He didnt have to marry the other girl even if she got pregnant - it's unfair to his now-wife too cause the wife doesn't have a chance to be with someone who would really love her. Not saying what Chanyoung did is right but the guy shouldve cut her off so Chanyoung could move on
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He was an absent father (and husband) who put his career passions ahead of his family.
Their family COULD have moved around with him, but it wasn't financially feasible or reasonable to do so. So he provided monetary support to his family, but very little on the emotional side. He only realized too late the importance of family, and how he missed out on so many milestones of his daughter.
Although he clearly wants to make amends, the wife is clearly done with the relationship. The writer made the wife "evil" by trying to alienate him from his daughter - (1) trying to prevent her from visiting his workplace or having her husband prevent their child from visiting, etc. (2) her assuming that her husband is cheating or something, and (3) no straight-talk, honest communication between the two of them.
Honestly.. Even if they end up divorcing, he's still her daughter's dad. And it's her daughter who needs to make the choice of whether to let him back into her life or not. Since she's a minor, the wife could fight for custody and prevent him from meeting her, but is that really in her daughter's best interest?
Also the FL is so fixated on getting revenge that its hard to believe she's going to die. Why wouldn't she do something better with her time left?
- Chanyoung's relationship with a married man
- The friends' encouragement for Joo Hee to date a guy who is already in a relationship
Even if they are in a rocky, bad relationship, these things still irk me. I guess it's interesting to see their perspectives on the situations, but still..
kind of like 최 as choe or choi... or 박 as park or pak
Like United States of America is often just called America (not specifying North America, South America) or the U.S. for short rather than USA even.
This is just my personal view that karma doesn't exist. Karma implies 1:1 exchange, much like a justification for something that happens to someone, as if they deserved it. I don't like or agree with it.