2008-08-26, 16:54 | Link #1062 |
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No, no buts, no excuses, she shouldn't throw things, period. Nothing else needs to be said, that's the point I'm trying to make. He did wrong things, yes, but the point I'm trying to make is that there is no excuse for things like throwing or hitting people. There was no excuse for him hitting her, and there is no excuse for her throwing things. End of story.
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2008-08-27, 07:41 | Link #1070 |
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Maybe he is a pervert and likes her calling him this way
Anyways nice ep, he is still cold but it seems that he is learning his lesson .... But the Mysterie Person wasn't as mysterious for me as for ad454 I did not know who he was at first but I had a idea about it and after checking the names I knew it for sure. Huh 4 years in one ep, she is still clumys as ever but she has got her friends and the man she loves + some new chars that seem to be funny.... I wish this show has 4x episodes there is so many space for storylines ... still she did not kill one of her patients, lucky. |
2008-08-27, 09:09 | Link #1071 | |
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Double standard. Sure, I said it before too. No, violence by a woman shouldn't really be excused, but its very different when a girl hits a guy then when a guy hits a girl. The damage potential alone makes it that way. I don't see why you insist on criticizing Kotoko so much here. Naoki is the one who is the abuser. Both emotional, and after slapping her, physical. I guess if you're looking for a challenge though, defending him is definitely a good one. |
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2008-08-27, 11:42 | Link #1074 |
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So after episode 20, how many years have they been married now? 6 years or more? Still no kids? Isn't it about time? I know they're both working professionals, but its time for a couple little Iries, and Irie Mamma must be wanting a couple grandkids too.
The other thing I'm hoping for, is to see how the little brother has grown up. |
2008-08-27, 11:53 | Link #1075 |
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The show is loosing it's touch for me. Ep20 though sweet. Fact still remains that Irie is a stupid mofo who can't show his own damn feelings on his own wife in public even though they have been married for like more than 4 years. Irie is just lacking in everything when it comes to romance and I'm enduring it for 20 episodes when will he ever behave like a man in love god dammit?. I don't know if Kotoko is blind or is just lying to herself when it comes to Irie i mean look at how they sleep together. Irie is not a caring person and after 4 years? Him changing into lovey dovey i love you kotoko i wanna kiss to death mode will make me go WTF is he on drugs or something. Kotoko want's attention from Irie. Yet she doesn't get it. That's why those "little" yet for some reason "timely and memorable" things Irie does to her makes her so happy. And I pity her for that. Is her happiness really that low?
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2008-08-27, 12:04 | Link #1077 | |
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Again, I'm taking more issue with the act she choose to take, than anything to do with her personally. Throwing things at people can injure them, if you love someone you shouldn't want to injure them, so, don't throw things at people. If it's okay to throw things at people and potentially injure them, then by extension I guess anything is fair game. Throwing things at people is portrayed too often as an okay outlet for anger in media, and is something I have a big problem with. |
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2008-08-27, 12:18 | Link #1078 |
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So basically you're saying that since you know "somebody" who happened to be injured by a girl who threw things, that we should all accept your point of view on this issue? That throwing things is a bad thing. Ok, so is running with scissors, having a toothpick in your mouth while driving and a million other things. When it comes right down to it, the fact is, that Naoki wasn't injured, and Kotoko showed that there is a limit to what she will put up with. I don't rate this as being a bad thing at all, despite your objections.
Years have passed since that incident, and they're still having problems, but apparently they're working them through. |
2008-08-27, 12:24 | Link #1079 | |
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My thoughts exactly This is why I find that now, Kin > Irie on so many levels even without showing much on screen. At least the guy "grows" and "matures". These people aren't young anymore, and it is time that they settle down and become more stable adults. As for Kotoko, she is a slave of her own love. I still can't see why she loves Irie so much though. Just which part of his is attractive? Personality > looks. I didn't want to check but I did...Proof that Kotoko is an immortal that hasn't changed all these years even when a "brat" does
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2008-08-27, 12:24 | Link #1080 |
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No, I know 3 people personally, one friend, my brother, and a co-worker. Not only is it potentially harmful, but it only serves to escalate situations in real life, and it never actually does anything good to help a relationship. In real life all throwing things does is make it more likely to escalate the level of conflict, and make you more likely to throw things next time too. As a wake up call to your partner, it's a horrible option, and there are far better ones that could be used. She could have done the arguement exactly the same without the throwing of objects, and instead simply yelled at him, and it would have turned out similarly but without a chance to harm someone she loves.
But it seems we're just going to have to agree to disagree, you are fine with some level of violence in a relationship, and I am not, and I guess we move on. |
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