was it all right? was our time together good? it was more than perfect. it was so wonderful that i couldn't have asked for more.
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was it all right? was our time together good? it was more than perfect. it was so wonderful that i couldn't have asked for more.
WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES dir. Kim Won-Seok (2025)

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Mr. Park, you need you to sign a consent form in case one of them- I choose my wife. I choose my wife.
WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES dir. Kim Won-Seok (2025)
WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES (2025) dir. KIM WON-SEOK episode four: THE BLAZING SUMMER SUNSHINE I found happiness in my own way. There was sunshine in my life, too. I've had so many picture-perfect moments.
WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES (2025) dir. KIM WON-SEOK episode five: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S FULL NETS With their lives full of catches, all they wanted was for their blazing summer sunshine to last. They had no idea back then what else the summer can bring.
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Was your life with me any good? I didn’t need anything else. It was so good that I didn’t need anything more. WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES (2025) EPISODE 16 | Here's to All You've Been Through
WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES (2025) dir. KIM WON-SEOK If she can't even ride a tricycle, she'll just live in the kitchen the rest of her days. I want Geum-myeong to have everything.
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— They, too, are all just pretending to be adults because people tell them they are. — I just want to quickly grow old.
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WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU TANGERINES (2025) dir. KIM WON-SEOK episode ten: THE STORM SWEEPS MY HEART, THE LOVE ROCKS MY HEART Mom has suffered so many great losses. Maybe that's why she worried more. She believed that always being vigilant could stop misfortunes from happening.
I am all caught up and I really love this drama. Multi-generational family epics never seem to be super popular on here, but I gobble them up every single time, especially when they're this well made.
I love the generations of mothers and daughters in this story. Each mother-daughter pair has a complex relationship, love and respect and resentment all tangled up. The way they hurt each other but also give each other a reason to strive feels so real. Each mother wants her daughter to live a better life than her own, and every daughter wants to realize that dream while also struggling with the pressure. I appreciate the time the drama spends on these relationships, and how the memory of Ae-sun's mother in particular propels so much of her choices that reverberate through her own daughter's life.
I love the romance, especially because it's not all shiny and happy. This is a love story between two impoverished kids doing their best to survive and build the life they want for themselves with very little means to actually do so. Their loyalty to each other and their bond forged in the hardships of their early years gives them a strong foundation to weather life's various storms. It's not a story about a passionate affair or destined soulmates; it's two regular people who chose each other to be teammates for whatever life throws at them. I find that kind of love just as moving as the swoony variety, if not more. The steadfast nature of their commitment, and the way they choose to protect each other every time, is touching.
I love the sense of community in this story, as well, and especially the group of haenyeos that look after Ae-sun after her mother's death. They don't have much power as impoverished women themselves, but they try to do what they can to protect and help her and honor her mother's wishes. And the drama doesn't shy away from the ugly parts of this kind of small and small-minded community, either, and all the shame and social stigma heaped on a woman of Ae-sun's (lack of) status. In her youth, Gwan-sik is truly the only thing standing between her and ruin, and people are cruel to her for no reason other than they can be. Even so, most of them are not painted as evil, but rather as flawed humans who are also struggling and misplacing their rage and anxiety. It's an empathetic portrayal of a lot of complex class and social dynamics, and it's really well done.

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Listen. WLGYT understands so well what it means to have death in the family when you're poor. How your grief is immediately seen as less because you don't announce it out loud, because you can't afford to break like that.
When Geumyeong's classmates carelessly boasts how city people are inherently more empathetic? I can feel her anger even if she's quiet. She thinks of the times she blamed herself for her brother's death, how her mother still can't look at 4 years olds, how her dad treats kids born on the year of the tiger like his own.
When she spoke in defense of those "backward careless villagers", she thinks about the candy left on the windowsill. About the name no one at home dared to utter, lest it crack the fragile dam of grief they built together to carry on.
I think of my grandma, who lost 3 kids after bearing 11 children. How she doesn't breastfeed her 5th kid onwards and switched to formulas - enlisting as a maid to afford it - because she was afraid that she was killing them. I think about how when my aunt died from cancer, my grandma stopped cooking this one fish because it's the fish my aunt liked, even if it was her favorite too. I think about how hard it must have been, to carry such a heavy weight for so long because the price of grief is too expensive.
As a kid, i thought she was tough, then, just the strongest woman out there, being able to waltz through life after so many losses like that. But I realize it now that maybe she wasn't just strong for the sake of it, but also because she couldn't afford to be weak. There are 8 other kids depending on her and grandpa's scrappy maid/hawker-seller salary back then, how on earth can they break if it means the rest of her kids can't eat?
I wish there isn't a price tag to grief, but there is. There is, and it is astronomical.
It's so realistic and hard scrabble that he can't work (because the fishery blacklisted him) and it's so hard for him personally (because he's one of those people who MUST work to feel like he is worth something) but, worse, if he doesn't work, the family starves. It's not self-actualization that's paramount, it's literal survival!
But what strikes me is how they are equal in love and care for each other - the way she tries to cheer him up even in a situation that is so dire. If you think about it, the dice are so loaded against them - they are terribly poor, not particularly educated teen parents - and yet they have so much love and care for each other and their child and they want to be a functional family unit and the drama doesn't gloss over how hard even survival is - despite their love and their work ethic and everything - but the way they really stick with each other through it all is !!!!!
(the way the camera focuses on his messed up finger!)
And the thing is - I've seen complaints that oh it's another "ML loves FL and makes her his whole identity and FL follows her dreams" thing but that is such abysmal media literacy failure I can't even tell you - yes he is so utterly devoted to her but she is equally devoted to him! Her dreams of college and career and everything are gone to become his wife and a teen mom and she never says a word of complaint, she is HAPPY to be his dirt poor wife and her dreams are not for her at all - they are for them to raise their kids to have a better life.
They are in danger of starving and she still doesn't say a cross word because she knows he's eating himself alive as is. Like - SHE IS SO SO SO SO...if you don't think she's good enough in terms of caring, I don't even want to know what your standards are.