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I agree, that is also the very reason why I prefer to watch romcom dramas with some angst in them to keep me interested. These days, I find it hard to watch pure romcom dramas alone.
No worries! It wasn't merely a ramble for me. I love to exchange thoughts with other mdl users, it's fun! Thanks for reading through my long comment haha
Now that we have tackled the story behind Seunghyo's family. We are able yet again to see a new light into his character and get a deeper understanding as to 'why he is the way he is' as a character. For anyone else who still can't get themselves to be placed in his shoes or see everything in his perspective, whether you relate to him or not, I can't imagine how 'perfect' you are or 'overly high' your 'standards' must be to not be able to empathize with his humane character and all because he is written in a way that is beyond the 'fictional flawless' ML characters that had been nothing but a green forest, so that even if such characters make 'mistakes' or acts 'immature' themselves, they are still redeemable and still considered as a 'green forest', whereas, when given a realistic ML character who acts and reacts humanely, showing immature sides and a mistake of ignoring a friend in need whilst trying to distance himself from her because he sees her happy, trying to move on through the heartbreak, and completely having no idea about what is happening to his friend is already considered something unredeemable. Also, for sakes, all actors in kdramaland who plays ML roles are handsome, like be for real.
Seunghyo was someone who clearly lacked 'familial love'. He grew up in a family that wasn't completely affectionate. As a young child, he was already damaged by the words which his mother has spilled out in the heat of the moment. Imagine, a young child hearing such words from a mother, it must have been traumatizing. He also grew up with his parents constantly away from home, which clearly explains why he has abandonment issues and up to this point, his immature side also stems from this. When it comes to 'maturity', 'age' is completely irrelevant. There is no such written rule in life where it says, just because you are an adult, then you are automatically matured. It doesn't work that way. 'Maturity' comes from the things that shapes you in life, which you carry all throughout, such as your personal experiences and life lessons. All his life, Seunghyo has been searching for that affectionate love from both his parents, his exact words break my heart so much, "we look like we have everything, but we have nothing". The line alone is so heart wrenching and opens you to a new perspective, life is not just black and white. Some people aren't simply a green flag or red flag. What we see are mere surfaces, and could only be known if we allow ourselves to dive deep into their shoes. The way the writer wrote Seunghyo's family story with such depth, it's honestly so moving. I also liked how they showed us the struggles of most married women who still wants to pursue their career and be more than just a 'wife' or 'mother' to their family. In asian culture β or in some asian culture, it's been a norm, up until now at some point, that married women should not work but be a dutiful wife and mother to their family alone.
I'm glad his family has finally started patching things up and it wasn't dragged along until next episode. Apart from Seunghyo's family story, I seriously find Moeum and Danho's scenes hilarious, the mudflat man dream got me ijiboling. Today's episode was another great episode, I must say. The whole Seunghyo voice record thing was such a genius idea, the fact his dialogue was also in french when he said those words, I was internally screaming. Then, Seukryo's confession to him was seriously done perfectly too, it wasn't super cringey, instead it was such a natural and so 'them' coded kinda thing. Finally, the catalysts Moeum mentioned had happened. We finally got the first kiss! It's the most beautiful 'first kiss', exceeded my expectations because I thought we'd only get a hug and their first kiss might happen in their home or something. I replayed that scene lots of times. Haein is an absolute good kisser, so it Somin too!!