Something so powerful about Sang Tae initiating the hug. I feel so bad about Kang Tae constantly blaming himself. It’s not that I want him to blame Sang Tae (I would never blame the one with autism).
Sang-tae finally gets to be the older brother. He gets to comfort Gang-tae and give him forgiveness. These are things that Gang-tae always does for him so this reversal means so much for Sang-tae.
I for one really appreciate seeing KT as a character. Being a caretaker is hard and it’s unfair for society to expect them to always be *ok* in caring for their mentally challenged family member. I understand his character in that it can be tiring and difficult. He always has to suppress his thoughts and feelings and has to be careful around ST. Hearing KT say how he finds his life miserable and how he thinks being with MY, who for him represents his respite and happiness, is a dream that he does not deserve is quite sad and depressing. I like that Joori also told him that it is also fine to consider your own happiness and to be *selfish* when looking after people.
I think people forget this about caretakers. They are just HUMAN and the work that they are doing is hard, draining, and oftentimes thankless. Its ok–its NECESSARY for them to take breaks if they are to keep doing what they are doing and doing it well without anger and resentment.
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BdxPelik
July 19, 2020 at 10:27 PM
Something so powerful about Sang Tae initiating the hug. I feel so bad about Kang Tae constantly blaming himself. It’s not that I want him to blame Sang Tae (I would never blame the one with autism).
Playstore, Okay Or Not Okay
July 19, 2020 at 10:33 PM
I blame the script writer
earthna
July 19, 2020 at 10:44 PM
Sang-tae finally gets to be the older brother. He gets to comfort Gang-tae and give him forgiveness. These are things that Gang-tae always does for him so this reversal means so much for Sang-tae.
DoubleFault
July 19, 2020 at 11:30 PM
I for one really appreciate seeing KT as a character. Being a caretaker is hard and it’s unfair for society to expect them to always be *ok* in caring for their mentally challenged family member. I understand his character in that it can be tiring and difficult. He always has to suppress his thoughts and feelings and has to be careful around ST. Hearing KT say how he finds his life miserable and how he thinks being with MY, who for him represents his respite and happiness, is a dream that he does not deserve is quite sad and depressing. I like that Joori also told him that it is also fine to consider your own happiness and to be *selfish* when looking after people.
isa: I'm not a serial killer I'm just really passionate about things
July 20, 2020 at 5:28 AM
I think people forget this about caretakers. They are just HUMAN and the work that they are doing is hard, draining, and oftentimes thankless. Its ok–its NECESSARY for them to take breaks if they are to keep doing what they are doing and doing it well without anger and resentment.