He puts more effort into friendships than anyone I've every met. He always remembers birthdays and makes sure to contact people on a regular basis. Which suits the person he is making an effort to keep in touch with. I am so glad they are writing Mina putting in the extra effort to be there for her friend.
All I want is for the painter to get away from everyone and be a hermit.
After this chapter, I am not sure how this relationship can be turned around. I haven't given up hope, but the selfishness and cruelty was a little too over the top for me this chapter.
I feel like Stockholm syndrome and the sex will be a key factor. People that have been held captive tend to adapt without meaning to. And if it feels good mentality plays a part in the sexual aspect of it. And if he gets even a tad nicer that will also play a part. Since a person that was always mean suddenly starts caring for some reason that suddenly makes whatever hes been though ok. Those will be the types of thoughts I think he will have. Whether it will benefit him or not. Idk. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Even though the rapist is a rapist, I still think he is less dangerous for the painter than the teacher. That teacher knows what is going on. Pretending he doesn't and then making the painter feel guilty about being raped so he can go back and get his government job, Despicable.
i agree...master yoon may be a bad person and he never denied it. whereas jung inhyun is a pretentious bastard acting like an upstanding individual when in reality he's trash to the core.
**ghad i hate him**
I usually likes bad peoples like master Yoon. They have a witty charm that makes you drawn to Them and like them.
However this teacher dude is getting on my nerves
I am not sure about laws in S. Korea. In the US what the CEO is doing is sexual harassment. I just had to take a course in this at work a few months ago. A person in a position of power demanding sexual favors from someone who reports to them is against the law. The CEO is demanding sex to promote the movie. That's against the law in the US and probably in S. Korea too. This reminds me of the #MeToo movement. Everyone keeps blaming Wonho. However, I feel like he is the victim here. Don't get me wrong. I am glad the boyfriend broke-up and started dating the model/actor. Wonho was a shitty boyfriend. However, what both the CEO's are doing right now is despicable.
No amount of fame or fortune should make one lose their dignity. Wonho is a grown man. He had to choice to leave when the choice of sexual favours for put out to him, but he chose to stay to acquire fame. You can’t really hold the CEO responsible for everything. They should all be held responsible for this current mess.
I am not excusing his actions betraying his partner. However, to discount the leverage an employer has over an employee is missing the point of my post. It is illegal. Nonetheless, I expected this type of response. That is why my post included unpopular in the title.
Though do take note that if he did suddenly say no, the CEO could get angry and expose the "sexual favors" early on destroying Wonho's life and career.
Exactly! Even in a job where the whole world isn't watching, unemployment is terrifying. Finding a new job is easier written than done. In this case, not realistic.
I miss this so much! Thanks for uploading, you are the coolest!