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My Holo Love is my all time favorite kdrama, and Yoon Hyun-min's performance is a big part of that. He is incredible in it.

I mean, he knows in-ho is cheating on Jeong-suk, would you respect a marriage like that? He thinks it's fair game and I don't think I would disagree. I'm glad that SOMEONE is helping Jeong-suk see that there's life beyond In-ho, including both Roy and So-ra.

There is zero evidence that Roy is related to her

He's doing it to win her back over, almost like bribing her, not because he genuinely cares about her well-being.

The age difference in the show is closer to 3-4 years, he's 42 and she's 45 or 46

I agree, either open ending with a hint of romance, or a time skip with more romance (but still not a lot).

No, this is just jealousy and possessiveness. If he really was starting to love her he wouldn't keep deceiving her. He would have broken up with his mistress for real. He would act in HER best interest, instead of his own. He cares about her staying his wife because it would look bad if she left him and it's upsetting his lifestyle, no more than that.

Right, I think that's why she puts up with her situation, she feels like she deserves it.

That attitude is the problem. She isn't lesser because she's older and has kids. A woman's value isn't dependent on her ability to have kids. Roy is no spring chicken himself in terms of reproductive age, and if he married a woman his age (early forties) she would not be super likely to conceive either. If having his own biological children is THAT important to him, it's his own fault because he's the one who put off marriage this long. But I suspect he doesn't care, and he'd be fine with being a stepfather. In America, this would not make most parents upset. The ones that would be upset would probably already have given up on Roy ever getting married and having kids. They would probably just be happy that they have a daughter-in-law and any grandchildren, even if they're step. And since Roy's adopted, it's not like they would be biologically related to the grandkids anyway.

Yes, if there's anything Strangers Again taught me it's that no fault divorce is really important.

He doesn't love her and in fact he never loved her. He only cares about appearances and maintaining his lifestyle.

I think it's setting up to subvert this all.

Agreed, even Strangers Again it turns out the ML didn't really cheat

I think she will, with Roy

Well, she also learned that divorce is really messy and going to be awful. You can't blame her for shying away from it

It doesn't have to be one or the other, they can have her end up single but either flash forward to her being with Roy or hint at it at the very end

Yes, exactly! And of course she can't admit to herself that Roy likes her, why would she think a guy like that would want her? Not only is she older, a mother, and possibly facing divorce (which kdramas have taught me is a huge stigma), her husband has spent years without loving her, I'm sure at some level she internalized that. And she's facing so much cultural messaging about staying in a marriage even if it's loveless. Like even her very supportive and loving mother said that to her.

Yup, that scene plus the fortune telling scene were signs imo

He's not trying to change, he's just interfering with her relationship with Roy.

Previews are misleading. She isn't gonna end up with In-ho.