I loved this series, but why did this once very beautiful woman Kim Hye Soo destroy her natural beauty by getting…
it's not just sk problem, most of the female actors around the world are opting cosmetic surgery. I believe it's the strict beauty standards and pressure. and sk beauty standards are even more toxic. it makes people insecure and then feeds off it.
I started this today and finished Ep 1. So far, the drama is really good because of the emotions it's bringing out in me. My blood is boiling.
The protesters wanting to remove the juvenile law are making me angry. People who seem to care more about criminals than victims are part of the reason the list of victims keeps growing. And don't even get me started on the judge's subordinate... those who baby juvenile offenders are part of the problem. maybe he could've showed more empathy for victims instead of offenders.
Ik I'm venting, but I need to get it off my chest.... we need stricter laws for serious crimes like m*rder, r*pe etc. There are so many repeat offenders with multiple charges. If the system was stricter, innocent lives could have been saved. Just one episode in, and I'm already filled with rage. I hate how unfair the system is. people are more worried about criminals human rights than victims who suffer without fault.
I'm on ep 5 just watched that scene where shu? the little boy mom goes he's going to grow up and leave me and I'll be old lady. like why are boy mom's like this. children growing upliving separately, starting their own family doesn't mean they're abandoning you. i seriously feel bad for daughter in law's who have mil that can't stop babying their son. like the male leads mom ..
I'm on ep 5 ... I can't describe the amount of frustration I'm feeling.... I'm so rooting for her to divorce his pathetic ass. women all over the world dealing with the same issues . the in laws, especially mil, and manchild husband... ARGHHHH...
I enjoyed this drama (ep 1-11)... but last episode wtf was that. I feel they added unnecessary scenes. except the last part where mechoori said that quote it was sweet.
i thought when they found out their trauma was same they might understand each other but he sent her packing. ik he did it so she can return to work... but I have a feeling she might feel abandoned
I'm on S2 ep7...and so far I'm enjoying season 2 even more cuz in this season I feel more connected to the taxi driver and team. like in the first season I was more in "what's gonna happen next, i hope they don't get jailed" zone and this season I'm more like "yea he gon' kick y'all a$$es"
just finished watching this.... loved it. the plot was interesting and frustrating at times. but Jung Yi Shin is a queen... i will be happy if there's season 2...but with kdrama u never know..lol
it's quite realistic, an emotional ride with sprinkle of humour here and there. all the cast did an incredible job. Easily my favorite drama of 2025 so far.
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The protesters wanting to remove the juvenile law are making me angry. People who seem to care more about criminals than victims are part of the reason the list of victims keeps growing. And don't even get me started on the judge's subordinate... those who baby juvenile offenders are part of the problem. maybe he could've showed more empathy for victims instead of offenders.
Ik I'm venting, but I need to get it off my chest.... we need stricter laws for serious crimes like m*rder, r*pe etc. There are so many repeat offenders with multiple charges. If the system was stricter, innocent lives could have been saved. Just one episode in, and I'm already filled with rage. I hate how unfair the system is. people are more worried about criminals human rights than victims who suffer without fault.
like in the first season I was more in "what's gonna happen next, i hope they don't get jailed" zone and this season I'm more like "yea he gon' kick y'all a$$es"
p.s.the music is banging too.