This is what I'd watch any day of the week And finally Jang-mi and Ki-tae who are just getting more awesome per episode - like that's even possible. I love the way they dealt with the break up, and how Ki-tae ended up telling her so simply that he loves her.
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The role reversals are fabulous and I'm really excited for the direction the last three episodes is taking. While Jang-mi is definitely hurt in love, I still believe she believes in happily ever afters and marriages, etc. But its going to take a leap of faith for her to pursue that again after everything she's been through.
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But if there's one thing that can make her do it, it's love. Ki-tae will convince her like she did him. I love the feel of full circle and this drama does that so well. I wish they were extending this, because I feel so reluctant to say goodbye Also, completely agree with GF.
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Dramas need to get creative like that; it drives the point home without driving viewers nuts. I feel so much for this episode because of some real life shit that is going on in my own personal life. Then typically, in dramaland or in real life, the typical response will be 'Everything is too complicated to explain and it will take egos to explain. This is simply an excuse to just leave that person as it is without any explanation for your actions. Even if mum did something wrong in the past, like maybe neglecting dad too much, it is just wrong to betray her and have another woman OPENLY outside.
That line ' I want a reason. Indeed, once dissapointed, you are afraid of venturing into a new relationship because you are afraid it wun meet your high expectations. I now have my own reservations towards treating people too sincerely in real life now after going thru shit. Hence, i am now more afraid than before that ki tae's mum will not believe in jung mi as much as before, especially when the trust is broken the day itself when she start to believe in jung mi.
Genuine sincerity will be felt; it's not the lip service or the surface packaging gestures meant to 'show' you something. Finally, all the push-and-pull crap is over! I mean, there are only so many times Jang-mi could reject Ki-tae, so thank goodness for the last half of this episode. I was initially confused at the end of this episode because I just assumed they would date, and it never occurred to me that Ki-tae would want to marry soon. I guess I totally missed that whole switching-roles thing even though I knew at some point their characters would go that way.
I was so frustrated with last week's episodes, I couldn't even comment on the last one. But now I'm just going to accept that people can have personality transplants in this drama. That's all a rom-com needs, a solid couple to root for. Everything else no matter how infuriating they get is just extra noise. Aw, I loved this episode. I didn't really expect them to find their way to each other right away and I actually like how they both had to struggle through a few things before they were really ready to be together.
The issues are so realistic and this drama has done a wonderful job of making this relationship feel earned. Haha well, Ki-tae really just needed to give her the necessary time and space she needed to focus on herself, if only for a little bit. I understand how, after falling for and trusting in someone for the first time in forever Ki-tae might be a little eager to just get married and be done with it. That's why I'm going to love this new dynamic between them, where he's hot and she's cold.
I think it was important for Jang-mi that she take some time to look after herself for once…. But, I'm also glad that she realized that looking after yourself doesn't always have to require cutting the people you care about out of your life. Sometimes it just means slowing things down: Anyway those last 15 minutes were especially wonderful.
Cleaning Nemo's tank together! And Ki-tae's faces were seriously priceless! Yay for hugs and kisses! Today's episode was so funny I bent over laughing. So much for innuendoes! Poor Gi Tae, I've never seen a man undress so fast and the shower scenes were priceless! Glad to see that they could sit down and discuss "the act" like any healthy, normal couple. Kudos to this drama for treating sex as a normal part of a romantic relationship. One thing this show does right is that it shows how people can be amicable exes.
I like how Jang mi is still pals with Yeo reum and Hoon Dong even though they are no longer dating. I liked how they all rallied round Gi tae to help him in his hour of need without even letting him know. Trust Jang mi to get to the heart of the problem by giving sympathy to the plastic surgery addict.
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While Se ah went in with a sledgehammer, Jang mi went in with sincere kind words and got better results. It is true that you catch more flies with honey! I wonder how Gi tae's mom will feel when she finds out she was wrong about Jang mi, and why couldn't Jang mi stick up for herself and explain the situation?
The misunderstanding felt so contrived!
Anyway, I really can't blame Jang mi for ONLY wanting to date Gi Tae and not marry him - with her first hand exposure to the messes of both families and all she has been through, and the fact that Gi Tae's mom thinks the worst of her, it's no wonder she wants to keep things low ley between them. What's the deal with Jang mi's mother? Is she just dissatisfied with life? Or does she just want to make her husband miserable? It's not his fault that they are not rich, the man works hard to provide for his family, he's no slouch. What more could she want?
If she's so unhappy why is she dragging on their divorce instead of getting it settled amicably? There were many things running through my mind during that confrontation scene: We've reached the 'lay our emotions out on the table and stop running' portion of the drama I' was so done with denial", and, yes, "Your purse!
You forgot your purse!! In a public space! That borderline domestic violence cold open was cringeworthy. I was hoping against hope the actual scene would not unfold that way. Dodged a bullet there.
I was thinking the same and so cute to read it in the recap! Hallelujah, they are finally together! His confession made my heart flutter.
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Since she accepted, obviously she likes him back, but I was wishing she had confessed her feelings to him in return. Ki Tae has come a long way from wanting nothing more than to be alone to wanting nothing more than to date with the intention of marriage. I guess she doesn't want both of their families to get their hopes up again. Why did she make him shower if he's only going to be cleaning? You get all sweaty and dirty when you clean; he's going to need another shower afterwards. Their back-and-forth banter looked natural.
She really has given up on Ki Tae. And that's the Hyun Hee we saw in episode 2 who stood up for her friend against her cowardly boyfriend I may actually end up liking these people by the end of this drama. Ki Tae's fake phone orders were my favorite scenes today. Ki Tae was eating chicken for days I like the double irony in Ki Tae bringing Hoon Dong chicken when there is chicken in his own restaurant and Yeo Reum asking Jang Mi to run his restaurant when she her family owns a restaurant.