nah, she's being weird. Smiling and being passive aggressive to make herself seem like the bigger person instead of approaching him like a human being. My mom does that, I get that same feeling from her doing it, it's strange behavior. Also, not picking up his calls just to be petty? If that's being a queen count me out I guess
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โ@@gotone. I couldn't translate it well, but no one wants to come home to a messed up house and it's ok to be mad about and try talking calmly and be on the same page rather than not saying anything or acting out. Imagine working 9-5 and come up to meet a mess, I could literally cry from stress
I LOVE that the sister-in-laws are both comforting and hyping her to not answer HAHA thatโs some sisterhood right there ๐ itโs not easy for foreigners to have good support in a foreign country so Iโm so glad her sister-in-laws are there for her ๐ฅบ
itโs so funny cause their conversation was same with what happened between me and my sister. i went home after a long day at school and frustrated because my sister didnโt do her cleaning part. The house was so disastrous then I cried at the balcony lol
I'm not even married yet, and I've already had this conversation with my fiance... I love how her sister-in-laws came and rallied around her.. was funny when they all ignored his calls kekeke
This is daily argument in a marriage. Aya has no problem and she is patient and willing to communicate. Lee Jihoon needs to adjust himself and be a more caring husband. But itโs nice of him to take the action fixing the mistake and showing his apology. Hope this couple can work their way out. Enjoy a happy marriage life. โค๏ธ
Love these girls sticking to get her with advice Marriage is a 2/way street one helps the other out . But nagging never helps nothing but I feel like she was just stressed when coming home.
Common problems, specially for Asians sons who doted by his family. Even after 10yrs of marriage, when hubby went to stay at his parent house for a few weeks (taking care of his ailing father - he's the only child), when he came back home i notice the difference in habit. Coffee cup left on the island, snack pouch left on the coffee table, asking for coffee instead of making it himself, asking for instant noodle at odd hour, etc. It's usually those little things that set you off, specially if you have alot on your plate already. I point blank told my husband the reason that we're not bickering is that we have a housekeeper and seperate bathroom ๐
To those considering of living with mutiple famillies in one roof i highly DONT recommend it, once theres problems it can be a really awful toxic environment real quick, their problems becomes our problems, our problems becomes their problems, no privacy at all, when aya tell those stories, that image will linger to the "suspect" (in this case jihoon), reconcilement are done privately they will never know that part so when they meet up they (other famillies) WILL give a look of disgust to jihoon and pity on aya, and if one of them who knows the story is outspoken prepare for mockery, theyll say biased stuff to things they dont really know well of, these are just a surface description of how complex the abundant problems of living with mutiple famillies, different values, different principal, different rules and yall will clash. all im saying is to those reading this, youve been warned. As a child my dad offered me to buy another house on our own for us, i refused thinking its beautiful to live with grandma and her kids.. dad followed my request, oh how i regret us not moving out back then, dont get me wrong living with grandpa and grandma is absolutely awesome, other than them its nightmare, especially the outspoken smartasses who dont even have a job some of them are absolute losers, i dont mock them to save their sorryass soft feelings, but man they do be yapping. ive moved with my mom, dad and wife, and life is so much better.