I am glad Eun Chan isn't letting herself be…

I am glad Eun Chan isn't letting herself be controlled by her boyfriend. Just because she loves him and agreed to marry him, it doesn't mean he should decide things by himself and tell her when and how to do things. I hope she doesn't change her ways in the following episodes. That would go completely against the non-gender conforming message the drama was telling the audience. There is always a middle ground. It is natural that both have to give up on things and change aspects of themselves, but it shouldn't be how Han Gyul's mother and grandmother want (they want to turn her into a submissive, brain dead housewife).

Lastly, Yoo Joo proposing was so cute <3

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She did WHAT???

I'm glad Yoo Jun has finally grown up and realized what a great man she has found in Han Seung. She now loves him as much as he loves her. That's nice because he has put up with a lot of crap from her to the point where I was starting to believe he's a chump. With that said I didn't like that she proposed to him! LOL Call me old-fashioned or whatever, but that's a man's job. Happy to see them happy, though. Han Seung is over the moon. For once I can say it's the woman who doesn't deserve the man. Yoo Jun is very lucky.

As for the rest of the show ... to be honest I'm starting to get bored. I've already fast forwarded several scenes. I just think they've started to drag things out a bit with the same old cliche of the elders disapproving of the girl & the girl not wanting to marry. Yawn. Don't these scriptwriters watch other TV shows & see how repetitive, old and tiresome these plot devises get? I understand Eun Chan's need to be self-reliant and I admire her for it, but she can do everything she has her mind set on within a marriage too. What's the big deal? That said, Han Gyul needs to back down until she's ready. What's the rush really?

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