Haesu is still learning how to navigate speaking up for herself, so please give her some grace. She has had an extremely difficult life and was made to feel like her emotions didn’t matter by both her parent growing up, and Mincheol in the later years of their relationship. Also, Haesoo is at work, she handled herself with grace in an inappropriate situation started by Ari (who doesn’t even know the scope of how terrible Mincheol is). As far as Ari is concerned, I know that her bad behavior stems from her naivety in believing everything Mincheol says, despite evidence to the contrary. She is a young girl with little relationship experience. HOWEVER, her behavior in ch 121 is inexcusable. Being violent is terrible enough, but to say something so cruel when you think someone has infertility, it’s truly deplorable. What a monstrous thing to say. And please remember, the real monster is Mincheol. Ari wouldn’t have even know about any of that if Mincheol hadn’t told her. He is a bastard in the biggest sense. I can’t wait for his downfall.
Haesu is still learning how to navigate speaking up for herself, so please give her some grace. She has had an extremely difficult life and was made to feel like her emotions didn’t matter by both her parent growing up, and Mincheol in the later years of their relationship. Also, Haesoo is at work, she handled herself with grace in an inappropriate situation started by Ari (who doesn’t even know the scope of how terrible Mincheol is). As far as Ari is concerned, I know that her bad behavior stems from her naivety in believing everything Mincheol says, despite evidence to the contrary. She is a young girl with little relationship experience. HOWEVER, her behavior in ch 121 is inexcusable. Being violent is terrible enough, but to say something so cruel when you think someone has infertility, it’s truly deplorable. What a monstrous thing to say. And please remember, the real monster is Mincheol. Ari wouldn’t have even know about any of that if Mincheol hadn’t told her. He is a bastard in the biggest sense. I can’t wait for his downfall.