Ep 1 was really bad; it must have been so traumatic. How can someone enter another person's house? I've read about instances of saesangs attempting to break into Jungkook's house from BTS. These individuals clearly have serious mental health issues. After seeing this episode and the visual representation, it’s evident that these situations take a toll on their mental health. I hope they show more of the ugly side of being an idol.
Based on the initial episodes, it wasn’t my type. But I gave it a chance, and I was wrong. It’s genuinely so good. I really like how they are taking things slowly, getting to know each other without rushing into a relationship. Just as he said in episode 16, “taking things slow and getting to know someone, is really good.” I watched 12 episodes yesterday, and now I’m waiting for the next episode to air. I hate this. I should have waited. Why are we only getting 1 episode every 3 days?!?!? Also, I really like the cousin's character.
I saw many clips of their wedding, they were dancing, confessing and kissing. Why did they cut it all out? not only this, there were few other clips which are not just there in the drama.
I see your point, but for me it feels like mental gymnastics to justify all of his actions based on how he was…
“how many of us would wish that someone could make those difficult decisions for us to spare us from having to make too many sacrifices and later live with regret?” i totally agree. couldn’t have been said better. Sometimes we make decision not because we want to, but how we will look in the eyes of other person.
I see your point, but for me it feels like mental gymnastics to justify all of his actions based on how he was…
yes, they just want to see what they like. If the writer would have made the plot according to them, then these people would have complained about why her life revolves around him? why is she not living her own life? That would have made the story ridiculous, and just like any other audience pleasing story.
I see your point, but for me it feels like mental gymnastics to justify all of his actions based on how he was…
i don’t agree with this. for me, Mumu was his first priority that’s why he took such a decision. he didn’t want Mumu’s life to be revolved around him, he doesn’t want her to spend her life taking care of him considering he didn’t even knew what would be his life in the future. would he be disabled or be better? he wanted her to have her own life. a life where’s she is independent and can make her own decisions. also we are forgetting at that time she was just 19/20. quite young. if he told her, she may have taken a decision to stay with him at that time. but then what about her own life? what if he she regrets later? would her parents agree to it? Jin Zhao who doesn’t like to be a burden would ultimately became one to Mumu. and he didn’t want that.
Jin Zhao's decision to leave Mu isn't noble idiocy, it stems from the immense physical and mental trauma he's…
this!!! people should read this. him letting her stay with him wouldn’t do any good to both of them. it would have made the pain a lot worse. also, Mumu was just 19/20 at that time who has always lived a sheltered carefree life. how can he had the courage to tell her.
Jin Zhao not letting MuMu know his condition in the beginning is understandable. She was quite young. Tho he’s better than before but still not good. But now it’s different. She’s all grown up and can think rationally. Hope they talk things out and he stops hiding from her. And i hope she tells him that she wants to go through all good and bad things with him.
Also, I really like the cousin's character.
also we are forgetting at that time she was just 19/20. quite young. if he told her, she may have taken a decision to stay with him at that time. but then what about her own life? what if he she regrets later? would her parents agree to it? Jin Zhao who doesn’t like to be a burden would ultimately became one to Mumu. and he didn’t want that.