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That's because that worthless piece of shit does NOT have any rights to that child, he should be kept as far away from him as f-ing possible.

I have a different interpretation, she wanted the divorce (as punishement) rather than facing the guilt she felt for what she did (ie she chose to run away again). While I commend her for publicly taking full responsibility for the affair what little courage that gave her promtly disappeared when she failed to get her promotion and she regressed to her old ways of running away when faced with the possibility of him moving on with someone else (which she decided he was doing without actually getting any sort of confirmation from him).

Yes, that's what I meant. He's the one that wants their relationship to work out while she just runs away, and I feel that that's how it's going to be going forward too. If he doesn't keep vigilance it's all just going to repeat itself. Might take longer than before but she'll run away again (hopefully not by having an affair again, can't see him forgive her a second time) and he'll have to chase since this is what she basically learns works for her.

I'm not sure I follow your question? I think I'm pretty clear in what I wrote. It seems you're trying to imply he didn't do anything for the marriage but that's because he didn't realize there was anything needed to be done. That, he's not responsible for, it's up to his wife to tell him her needs not him to magically know them.

Anyone know who the writer for this was? Just want to know so that I can avoid their shit in the future.

Sure you can post your opinion, but that doesn't change the fact that you weren't paying attention to what was happening on screen.

Because if you actually did pay attention you wouldn't have written the stupid stuff you did. You also mentioned elsewhere that you dropped it after ep 13 so it's clear you coun't pay attention since you didn't even finish it.

So what if you thought it sucked? That doesn't change the fact that you clearly weren't paying any attention to what was on screen.

No you really didn't.

You clearly didn't pay any attention to this one :/

If you think she was mistreated by the Jang's you clearly didn't pay any attention at all.

Yeah, I don't think you've understood Il Ri at all. She does those things because they ease her guilt of basically stealing Hee Soo's place in the Jang-family. Unfortunately, they only ease it when what she needs is to let her guilt go (only possible with professional help or sister-in-law dies/get better). When the series goes into the present time she's being pressured (lightly) by the Jangs to let go and start living (sending Hee Soo away and have kids). As she's reaching breaking point an escape appears in the form of carpenter dude, who forces his way into her heart (against her will) but he is also just a temporary fix which she realizes and tries to end. Unfortunately, she got caught and the second half of the series happens.

Disagree. He knows, he's just too prideful and resentful to admit that he's wrong.

Yeah, I had the same thought as you guys in the beginning, but from what the timelines have revealed it doesn't add up from what I can tell.

Not gonna rewatch old episodes but iirc she's too young to be Ah Ri's full sister. The divorce happened a few years before she was born.

Ah, sorry. Yeah that I can agree with.

EDIT: Misread the comment

Disagree, I'm only saying I'm disappointed in what they did not what it is. You can only guess what it is if you've actually watched either spoilers or the episode itself.

Because his wife didn't cheat on him, he's just accusing her without any actual evidence (the only evidence he has only show them to be friends and he still managed to twist it in his stupid head into something else). Her only mistake was to stand surety for someone without discussing it with him first.

Yes

Google them, did some pretty cool photoshoots together