Rant alert ~What would you say to someone who is going through the same thing as MiJi?I can't leave the house…
Permission is sought because you want to be considerate and respectful to the other person.
Are you being considerate of your own body and feelings? You know it’s not healthy holing yourself at home, you need social interactions, not forced ones like appointments or online ones, you need to touch grass once in a while and reconnect with nature, that is listening to your body’s innate needs and respecting it. Your body needs activity, it needs exposure and needs self-care. You don’t need nobody’s permission for that.
Can someone tells me briefly what's this drama about (spoiler is okay). The synopsis is quite confusing.
Twins switched places. Both with different struggles, who thought the other was doing better and envied their situation.
In doing so they were able to see the grass isn’t green on the other side, but learnt that they didn’t have to bottle it all up and suffer alone.
Male character has a disability and keeps himself sheltered because of it. He doesn’t like to complain, for fear of being a burden, but in doing so was punishing himself and everyone around him.
It’s a healing drama where every character learns to accept their flaws and “disabilities” and has strong family themes.
I’m looking forward to seeing more of his dramas!
It’s still HEA
OUS is a fabulous drama, with so many poignant moments from start to finish.
Unforgettable it is
Are you being considerate of your own body and feelings? You know it’s not healthy holing yourself at home, you need social interactions, not forced ones like appointments or online ones, you need to touch grass once in a while and reconnect with nature, that is listening to your body’s innate needs and respecting it. Your body needs activity, it needs exposure and needs self-care. You don’t need nobody’s permission for that.
Just do it, even though it’s scary. <3
In doing so they were able to see the grass isn’t green on the other side, but learnt that they didn’t have to bottle it all up and suffer alone.
Male character has a disability and keeps himself sheltered because of it. He doesn’t like to complain, for fear of being a burden, but in doing so was punishing himself and everyone around him.
It’s a healing drama where every character learns to accept their flaws and “disabilities” and has strong family themes.
(I wouldn’t change a thing.)