#kang ji won

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PARK MIN-YOUNG as KANG JI-WON in Marry My Husband: Episode 9

[inpursuitofnunchi]

Yu Ji Hyuk is that man who will pretend his ass off just so he can be babied by his girl. Ugh i love him.

[anotherfanaccount]

The dating era begins😌🎊🤧🥰😘

[ydotome]

[yourann]

Marry My Husband (2024) | 내 남편과 결혼해줘 Episode 10

HE WAS HUNGRY LOL

[hagarsays]

These two are my favorite kdrama and I know Marry My Husband just came out I know it will do the webtoon justice

[mingus-archives]

absolutely unhinged that marry my husband is like well someone has to get stomach cancer

[rememberleegs]

Okay okay okay, is it just me or was Yu Hui-yeon like super gay coded? Like miss “You’re beautiful when you smile. Have you always been like this?” and “Are you here to punish me? Have I been bad?” (I’m paraphrasing) to Kang Ji-won. Like legit the way she looked when Eun-Ho first started insinuating that he liked her I swear I thought she was going to say she doesn’t swing that way. Am I crazy?

[dilebe06]

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MARRY MY HUSBAND: Episode Seven

[inpursuitofnunchi]

My fav part of this show is seeing minhwan being flipped on his ass over and over again

[shelbydelrey]

marry my husband is indeed good

[ydotome]

[yourann]

"spring day"? did you say "dynamite"?

Marry My Husband (2024) | 내 남편과 결혼해줘

Episode 6

[zippverschluss]

slept on it and i'm still kinde meh on last night's episode.

i just don't feel show set JW and JH up as people, who - no matter how justified they are in their actions - wouldn't grapple with the moral questions and consequences of what they are doing. which is setting someone (or two people) up to be murdered (though they are the worst ever). even if they don't pull the trigger themselves.

granted, people push uncomfortably truths away until they can't anymore and i felt show did tentatively address it in the last minutes (the funeral etc) but still.... we were told JW is "too good" to even speak truths to her (girl-)friend but setting her up for murder is cool?

and yes, maybe MH's murder attempt propelled JW into more drastic action like SM's did in ep 9, but wouldn't a kind and pure person like JW still pause and hesitate and search for a different way? also, by the end of ep. 14 i felt she resigned herself to her fate? because she didn't fight back? so i was confused on top of all that.

add to that that JW tells MW at his funeral that she had often wished for his death and I... couldn't think of a single scene in the show where that happened?

and i think that's my issue in a nutshell: show never truly allowed JW (and JH) to be vengeful, angry people (unlike in the webtoon). they were always righteous people righting a wrong. If JW actually would have said in ep. 4 "please hurry up and get married so you can kill each other instead of me," everything would feel more in line now. but i digress...

gonna finish it, but somehow i almost always feel betrayed by the ending of a show (not just kdramas). maybe that's why i can't consistently get into the habit of watching them and if i do i rarely finish them. or maybe i should switch genres.

[overusedcolons]

WHYYY must i always get second lead syndrome. baek eun ho is so cute. gikwang you will be in my heart(i'm on episode four and moving fast)