Comments by "Serenity\x27s Solace" (@serenityssolace) on "Husband doesn’t want wife to work, she regrets getting married and coming to Korea [Part 3] | K-DOC" video.

@potatowatermelonsalad5631 Dude, both made mistakes. Both are working hard to improve the situations they are in. The husband isn't perfect but your expectations of him are ridiculous and you are over judgemental of him. You clearly have a bias against him. And also you made assumptions that the wife works her ass off and tends to the kids which is clearly (from the video) not true. Her job seems to be more like a side job/part time job. And regarding the divorce that's the most un intellectual idea from you. What about the kids? Who is going to take care of them? Don't you care about their mental health and how divorce will affect them? Will they stay in Korea? Will they go to the mother's country? Once you have children, your life comes second to your childrens
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@potatowatermelonsalad5631 I defend him because to a point everyone deserves a second chance and usually you need to shock like she said (regretting the marriage) in order to improve. You only like to view his negative aspects without appreciating his positive side like working hard. Yes, it's wrong that he critiques her and is controlling. But that doesn't mean he can't improve and become better. Opting for the divorce immediately is just wrong. People need a chance to improve and to hang in there once things get hard. For their kids sake. (Of course we don't know their struggles personally and how effective both are in learning from their mistakes. )
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