What Kao did was not a "mistake". It was a decision... A choice. And not just one or two, it was a sequence, a chain of bad decisions. It was an entire lifestyle that hurt quite some people. And choices and decisions come with consequenses. Now, I'm not saying she shouldn't try to change or she can't, but realistic speaking, forgeting this is a work of fiction for a sec: People seldom do... People are creatures of behaviours... Behaviours follow patters and patterns tend to repeat themselves... So, in the end, the one who decides is Kiki and Kiki alone. Since this is a love story, we all know where this is going. But if I was her... I would never go back to someone who has hurt me like that. I can forgive her, but I would never want a relationship where there is no respect... Unconditional love is a myth... Everyone has a limit. Not saying this can't work out.... But I'm saying that not giving a second chance is a completely reasonable response...
What Kao did was not a "mistake". It was a decision... A choice. And not just one or two, it was a sequence, a chain of bad decisions. It was an entire lifestyle that hurt quite some people. And choices and decisions come with consequenses. Now, I'm not saying she shouldn't try to change or she can't, but realistic speaking, forgeting this is a work of fiction for a sec: People seldom do... People are creatures of behaviours... Behaviours follow patters and patterns tend to repeat themselves... So, in the end, the one who decides is Kiki and Kiki alone. Since this is a love story, we all know where this is going. But if I was her... I would never go back to someone who has hurt me like that. I can forgive her, but I would never want a relationship where there is no respect... Unconditional love is a myth... Everyone has a limit. Not saying this can't work out.... But I'm saying that not giving a second chance is a completely reasonable response...