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A kind of trouble that you would happily endure.
It's one of those stories that keep getting better if you decide to stick around. I like its (imo) encounters w some realistic struggles women may experience, and how each of the represented ladies tries in their own way to live on, accepting the past and bearing the responsibilities, and all the while finding a path that would give them peace. Woo-shik's courage is very admirable.
Subconscious assumptions are everywhere. Our perception system built itself upon it, supersedes 'foreign' concepts and softly whispers into our ears words we want to hear, at times not what the world tells us. Thus, personal change may require more than just proving yourself to others, but also internally realizing the actual forces behind which our actions and feelings are driven, and thoroughly deal with them. Only by knowing our position can we move with a cool head.
Yoiko-san To Furyou Sensei