Episode 16
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Original Source (JTBC via Naver TV): Actually, I'm not okay...My heart feels like it's in hell
Nationwide ratings for episode 16 that aired on May 16, 2020: 28.4% (cr. Naver TV)
1. [+3076 / -6] Forreal, that's realityNationwide ratings for episode 16 that aired on May 16, 2020: 28.4% (cr. Naver TV)
2. [+1730 / -5] This is why getting back together is hard because you'll always live in uneasiness and doubt
3. [+1645 / -5] I'm really sad that there are people who are actually like that in real life
4. [+1644 / -10] Viewers: "My heart feels like it's in hell for watching this"
5. [+1482 / -12] Then please break up, both couples weren't able to break up properly and it's a fuss
Original Source (JTBC via Naver TV): Park Hae Joon, who took Jeon Ji Seo, "I did it because I wanted to be with him..."
1. [+2239 / -3] I was hella scared because I thought he was going to commit a double sui*cide with Joon Young
2. [+1593 / -5] You should go see Jennie, why are you seeing Joon Young... BS
3. [+1502 / -5] Dad, why aren't you looking for me...
↪ [+322 / -1] Jennie spoke baby talk for a month and then suddenly began to talk
4. [+1174 / -3] But in real life, if they're that obsessed then they should go to the hospital and receive treatment
5. [+1004 / -2] I thought Lee Tae Oh was going to kill Joon Young... Scared...
Original Source (JTBC via Naver TV): Park Hae Joon meets Kim Hee Ae-Jeon Jin Seo, "We can become one family again"
1. [+4391 / -6] I saw a real look for scorn in Joon Young
2. [+3985 / -3] I'll forgive you for everything so forgive me too ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ This is funnier than Comedy Big League
3. [+3479 / -7] Wow but seriously he's hella good at acting like a loser
4. [+2274 / -6] Seriously, Joon Young... Is it possible for him to live a normal life? ㅜㅜㅜ
5. [+1738 / -4] He can just be like "mooooooo" but why is he saying bullshit so diligently
6. [+1668 / -3] He said he'll understand her mistakes ㅋㅋ𐌅𐨛ｦ𐌅𐨛ｦ𐌅𐨛ｦ𐌅𐨛ｦ𐌅𐨛ｦ You're the only one who did something wrong, what did Ji Sun Woo do wrong - she's the victim...
1. [+6520 / -19] In the end, the lesson from this drama is that the biggest victim of a family trouble is the child
↪ [+325 / -2] This isn't 'The World of the Married' but Joon Young's drama about growth.
↪ [+347 / -2] Is Yeo Da Kyung not going to get punished..? It's gross
2. [+4576 / -21] The biggest victim until the end: Lee Joon Young
3. [+4521 / -15] He's properly giving his son a sui*cide trauma - he seriously has no right of being a father or a husband until the end
4. [+3076 / -28] Joon Young's feeling when he ran away after seeing them hug is my feeling as a viewer...
5. [+2370 / -26] Ultimately, it's the story of Ji Sun Woo's life who got messed up cause of Lee Tae Oh. Ugh Tae Oh is disgraceful until the end
6. [+2319 / -68] What exactly is this? What did I watch?
Original Source (JTBC via Naver TV): Working on not regretting my choices. Because ultimately, living is something you decide on
1. [+3365 / -6] Wow, so in the end they broke up;;
↪ [+371 / -2] As expected, trash doesn't change ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ,,
↪ [+163 / -1] I hate people like the wiretapper the most
2. [+3154 / -83] No but ᔕIᗷᗩᒪ (t/n: f*ck), Yeo Da Kyung's going to end like this? A adulterous woman who fell for a delusion was rationalized into a victim. It's not cider but it feels like I ate roasted goguma (sweet potato) and drank low-fat milk
↪ [+298 / -1] At least roasted goguma and low-fat milk is yummy - it feels like I stuffed my mouth with chestnut sweet potato and chewing on hard boiled eggs...
3. [+2810 / -11] *sigh* I'm even more annoyed cause it's the most realistic...
4. [+2518 / -17] The fact that the wiretapper is dating a new woman after one year means that he didn't straighten out his side relationships
5. [+2412 / -6] Jae Hyuk already set up a new home
6. [+2044 / -4] She's an adulterous woman, will you be okay?
1. [+9546 / -69] It's realistic... Yeo Da Kyung, who's the daughter of a rich family, gets to study what she wants to do while the son who's tired of his mom and dad's relationship runs away... This is reality... There's no such thing as cider, real life is like this
↪ [+635 / -8] Seriously - this is what I want to say but other people are saying weird things ㅠㅠ Are they hoping for some ideal ending that rewards the good and punishes the bad?
2. [+7318 / -47] Go Ye Rim and Son Jae Hyuk was so realistic that the directing was almost scary.. they never change. Them living well with each other again felt fake and was almost unnatural but they wrapped it up well. Son Jae Hyuk can never fix that
3. [+6559 / -148] While watching the ending, I feel that 'The World of the Married' properly showed the true side of divorce. You wonder when they loved each other when they dragged each other down but at the end of a marriage, that's the side of the married couple. The worries and wandering of the children that witness that... The fixation of the people looking at them.. I feel that with 'The World of the Married', the message they were giving us is that a stranger can't carelessly define it and until the two people can create one life together through hard work and time, they have to remember each other's sacrifices and can't forget about their first feelings. In that world, the warm sun shines but there's also heavy storms where you won't be able to see forward so you get lost from your path and can also drift apart. I feel like they're telling us that nonetheless, you should remember the first time you held each other's hand and create a firmer world. The lingering is quite deep at the end. To the production team and the actors, thank you!
4. [+5711 / -202] Is this a drama that's encouraging people to remain unmarried..?
5. [+5591 / -108] I really enjoyed the ending. Did you want the adulterous man and woman to get what they deserve and have their entire family flop and turn homeless? Was Lee Tae Oh supposed to commit sui*cide? With the adulterous woman, she lost the family that she wanted to protect and she needs to raise her kid alone for the rest of her life. Ultimately, this drama showed us that having an affair completely ruined a family and the child is the one who's in the most pain because of their parents' divorce... I feel like they showed it to us really realistically
honestly, i agree with the comments...
although it's annoying that Yeo Da Kyung didn't receive the punishment that viewers were hoping for - the ending was still realistic...
she was a young adult from a rich family who met a wrong man and thought that she can change him
but after learning the truth about him, she had the resources to get out of that situation
the biggest victim in this whole drama is Joon Young ㅠ.ㅠ
he was so traumatized by the messiness from his parents' divorce and their relationship after that
I can't believe Tae Oh tried to commit suicide in front of him...
Lee Tae Oh is seriously selfish until the very end
y'all know that i really didn't like the ending of the original British drama because it felt like an after school special but with the Korean remake, I actually liked that the open ending kinda ended on a good note because it showed a silhouette that's similar to Joon Young
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Let Joon Young and Sun Woo be happy ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
thank you to all the staff, production team crew, and the actors for working hard with completing this drama during the middle of a global pandemic ㅠ.ㅠ
okieee i'm going to go to sleep now~
have a great night y'all!
and thank you for completing this drama with me
also doesn't this gif of Boo remind y'all of Jo Jung Suk???
i think i'm watching too much 'Hospital Playlist' LOLOL
