I have yet to start watching, but does she only carry the gene or does she actually have the disease? And if she does have it, does she die in the novel? I guess this will be another drama I'll have to wait to end to start watching because I don't want a sad ending...
Chemistry in the lakorn was absolutely amazing so I hope we get the same here. I'm not sure about the FL, but DGZ will do great. I also hope they ease off on the abuse.
and yet thats what a firefighters life is in china. Would you advicate then that all fire fighters in china not…
Your profession doesn't matter. Once you decide to have a child, that's your priority. You're supposed to do your best to raise them and give them what they need to become a healthy person. You won't be able to do so if you're away. That's all I'm saying.
Yes, a grown up woman can accept that and agree with it, a child can't.
and yet thats what a firefighters life is in china. Would you advicate then that all fire fighters in china not…
I'm not imposing my views on anyone, I'm sharing my opinion just like you are. Also, just because something is a part of tradition or culture, it doesn't make it right. You wouldn't have to be sacrificing yourself for your family if you didn't start one (this obviously excludes your parents/grandparents/siblings). Your spouse and children need you around, just money has never been enough. This isn't my opinion, this is something family therapists, psychiatrists etc will tell you. Your child needs you to be present. People say they're willing to do something out of love they feel for the other person. Many times you think you can handle something, but people change, new problems arise, and you end up not being able to handle it anymore. Again, if you truly love your wife, why would you make her do all of that alone even if she says she would?
People who think all of this is ok just because "millions of people are doing it" should look at the mental health crisis (especially among children and teens) and divorce rates. Learn from the mistakes of your elders and people around you. That's what people who want to be successful do.
and yet thats what a firefighters life is in china. Would you advicate then that all fire fighters in china not…
In my opinion, every single person who's unable to be in their child's life (in terms of raising them, presence, being emotionally supportive etc) should not have one. It is incredibly selfish to do such thing. When it comes to marriage, they should get married to someone with equally demanding job. I think it would be unfair to expect your spouse to constantly wait for you and do everything on their own even if they at first say they're willing to do so. At some point it'll become to much. Why would you even want to put someone through that if you love them?
It's interesting how in many dramas leads have a lot more scenes together yet their conversations often seem quite superficial and you're not sure why they're so in love while it's total opposite here. They discuss their issues, friends, jobs etc. It's a pretty realistic portrayal of a relationship. I also like how much the FL is into the ML, she never seems to be uncomfortable with him or physical affection.
I disagree with the ML when it comes to Yu and his wife. He definitely is wrong and did wrong things. Breaking promises, having a child, but barely being there for them during their formative years, leaving your wife alone to deal with pretty much everything (even if she said she would support his career) isn't ok.
Every actor should be obligated to attend ML's classes on how to act out a bed scene before they get the first job. Also, give this man a lead role in a high production value drama.
It was a nice drama. As we already know, leads have amazing chemistry, so even if other aspects aren't as good, that alone makes it fun to watch. I wonder if they'll match them up again for another project.
Based on the summary, this is very similar to Forever Love. I like the bodyguard trope, so I don't mind. I hope their chemistry will be just as good though.
I've watched all the previous seasons so I know how bad this show gets. I was waiting for it to end to binge it, but the comment section might be the worst one yet lol I'll watch an episode or two because I'm too curious, but if it's really that bad, I'm dropping it.
But the 3 eps released are an hour long, or at least 2 and 3 since Ep. 1 is 53 mins.If all 24 eps are gonna be…
I know. My point was that even if this had 40 1h episodes, it would still make more sense (at least based on the first 3) than some modern dramas that shouldn't have more than 18-20.
It's quite funny that this drama has only 24 episodes while some others have almost the double while 20 would be more than enough. I'm really liking everything about this so far. It's different from other cdramas and looks very high quality. I'm also glad Esther took on this type of role. It'll help her develop as an actress.
It's quite funny that this drama has only 24 episodes while some others have almost the double while 20 would be more than enough. I'm really liking everything about this so far. It's different from other cdramas and looks very high quality. I'm also glad Esther took on this type of role. It'll help her develop as an actress.
And if she does have it, does she die in the novel?
I guess this will be another drama I'll have to wait to end to start watching because I don't want a sad ending...
I also hope they ease off on the abuse.
Everything about it was amazing.
Yes, a grown up woman can accept that and agree with it, a child can't.
You wouldn't have to be sacrificing yourself for your family if you didn't start one (this obviously excludes your parents/grandparents/siblings). Your spouse and children need you around, just money has never been enough. This isn't my opinion, this is something family therapists, psychiatrists etc will tell you. Your child needs you to be present.
People say they're willing to do something out of love they feel for the other person. Many times you think you can handle something, but people change, new problems arise, and you end up not being able to handle it anymore. Again, if you truly love your wife, why would you make her do all of that alone even if she says she would?
People who think all of this is ok just because "millions of people are doing it" should look at the mental health crisis (especially among children and teens) and divorce rates. Learn from the mistakes of your elders and people around you. That's what people who want to be successful do.
When it comes to marriage, they should get married to someone with equally demanding job. I think it would be unfair to expect your spouse to constantly wait for you and do everything on their own even if they at first say they're willing to do so. At some point it'll become to much. Why would you even want to put someone through that if you love them?
I disagree with the ML when it comes to Yu and his wife. He definitely is wrong and did wrong things. Breaking promises, having a child, but barely being there for them during their formative years, leaving your wife alone to deal with pretty much everything (even if she said she would support his career) isn't ok.
I can't wait to see their chemistry.
It was a nice drama. As we already know, leads have amazing chemistry, so even if other aspects aren't as good, that alone makes it fun to watch. I wonder if they'll match them up again for another project.
I'll watch an episode or two because I'm too curious, but if it's really that bad, I'm dropping it.
As a huge NiNi fan, I really hope it will be good.
I'm really liking everything about this so far. It's different from other cdramas and looks very high quality. I'm also glad Esther took on this type of role. It'll help her develop as an actress.
I'm really liking everything about this so far. It's different from other cdramas and looks very high quality. I'm also glad Esther took on this type of role. It'll help her develop as an actress.