Call me confusion. Like honestly, can anyone logically explain to me why this f*ckin' season exists? Who asked for this type of follow-up to our beloved story? Who hurt the author? Why did she feel that these characters needed this level of trauma after a successful happy ending, instead of just creating a new story? Someone... Anyone... Make this make sense.
So I stop reading this new season, probably the chapter Tae found Hae and it was kind of gross how it played out when it was clear Hae wasn't himself and they had sex. I didn't like it. So I randomly jump into the comments every couple of updates, just to see if anything was actually going for the better...big nope there....until...
Last week...sh*tty granddad got arrested and Hae reunited with the parents. Finally a turn for the better. Oh, the inkling of joy I just had to see that the sh*tbag is about to get fleeced from his company by the fake soon to be father in law. Granted, I don't really know the fake fiance and her dad, or what's even been happening, but my guess is that Tae made a deal with the "fiance" of some sort. He doesn't give a d*MN about the company, so maybe he offered it up to that family? I mean I'm the grand scheme, I don't really care what happens this season because it will all be a bad dream that never happened because my version of the story ended last season.
I honestly think JJK still didn't have a satisfying redemption arc, as all he really did was realize his feelings, apologized repeatedly, and then Dan accepted them. I feel he needed to also somehow make amends. They definitely should have had that conversation period a la BJ Alex after he confessed and they spent the day together just to talk about everything. I know they gave JJK that episode where he revealed his backstory in a roundabout way to Dan, but there needed to be a full laying the cards on the table explanation of why he felt the need to treat Dan the way he did and truly acknowledge all the ways his actions had affected him, regardless of Dan forgiving him, a la Banana Scandal. I hope everyone got those references. lol
Hopefully, there was some deep therapy and talks in those two months before they exchanged rings.
Oh my gawd, grandma.
Now I'm expecting some lovey dovey side stories a la BJ Alex, plus I need to see what Potato and what's his face has been up to as well OR do y'all think they will get their own story?
Garam is projecting the insecurities he is gained from his trauma onto Jaehyuk and that is not fair to him. I wish he would just explain it to him instead of making decisions for him on his behalf as of everyone processes or takes grief, and/or criticisms, the same way. Jaehyuk has already shown through his own parent he doesn't give a f*ck what anyone has to say about his relationship with him and that is his experience in his journey. Garam had the complete opposite experience, which was absolutely devastating and it's justified for him to not want to be open about their relationship, but outside of telling Jaehyuk about how his sh*t flipped on him, he never fully expressed what that meant for him going forward (unless I forgot, it's been a long journey with them). So it really, per usual, all comes down to COMMUNICATION! And also, therapy, but let's start with communicating with out partners then seeking the help needed. Geez, these stories stress me out sometimes.







This story is my happy place. I'm so happy this is back! I haven't been this happy reading a story in a long time. I'm exhausted from drama, abuse, angst, etc. This is all I need in my life. They are sweetest family ever! I love them to pieces.