10 Life Lessons that Can Be Learned from 'THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED', Starting from Married Life to Friendship

Kapanlagi.com - Now THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED drama has aired its final episode, the 16th episode. Surely there are many lessons that can be taken from the drama.

Not only about cheating, this drama also discusses friendship and the ups and downs of marriage. Here are some life lessons that you can take from the drama starring Kim Hee Ae and Park Hae Joon.

1. We cannot be completely loyal to someone who does not want to be loyal

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In this drama, it is told that Ji Sun Woo knows that her husband, Tae Oh, is cheating. In addition, there is also a couple, Ye Rim and Je Hyuk, who experience the same thing.

From this drama, we can find that someone who cheats will continue to do so. This is because they have no intention of being loyal to their partner.

2. Revenge will only worsen the situation

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At the end of the episode, it is seen that Sun Woo regrets her actions. She has the right to seek revenge, but in the end, she hurts the person she loves. She was even abandoned several times by her son, Joon Young, because of her stubbornness.

3. Learn to make firm decisions

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Tae Oh is portrayed as a man who chooses to cheat even though he has a loving family. He even admits that he cannot choose between Ji Sun Woo and Yeo Da Kyung. Every person surely desires certainty from their partner.

4. Karma is a real thing

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This is the main message from the drama THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED. All the evil deeds you have done will come back to haunt you. You can see Tae Oh's character, who now lives a difficult life because of his own actions, and Da Kyung's character, who ultimately chooses to divorce.

5. When you betray someone's trust, the future will not be the same

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Ji Sun Woo is a wife who always gives her trust to Tae Oh. But it turns out her husband chooses to betray her and leave. After experiencing various sufferings, Tae Oh finally realizes his own mistakes.

6. A mother's love is eternal

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This lesson emerges when seeing Ji Sun Woo willing to do anything to protect Joon Young. She even allows herself to be thrown by her own husband to protect her child's custody.

In addition, she has also been humiliated by Joon Young's school friends because of malicious rumors. This doctor immediately confronts the mother of her child's friend not to spread such rumors.

7. Do not rely on others financially

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This is very important to remember for everyone. For example, when seeing Tae Oh, who is always assisted by Ji Sun Woo in working on his film projects. Not only that, after marrying Da Kyung, he also relies on his father-in-law's investments. In the end, when he fails, Tae Oh's life has no one to help him at all.

8. Need to experience bad things to understand someone's feelings

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Do you still remember when Sun Woo found a photo of her husband on vacation with his friends? At that time, no one told her that Tae Oh was cheating.

But when their two friends, Ye Rim and Dr. Seol Myung Sook, experienced something bad, they realized that they also had to help Ji Sun Woo.

9. Honesty is the key to harmonious relationships

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Honesty is valuable in maintaining harmonious relationships. Tae Oh, who is clever at lying, will eventually be found out by his intelligent wife. If you are not strong enough to sustain a relationship, then learn to let go.

10. The victims of divorce are the children

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In the end of the episode, it is seen that Joon Young chooses to run away when he sees Sun Woo helping Tae Oh, who wants to crash himself. Previously, Joon Young often consulted with Dr. Kim, a psychiatrist.

Although he appears unstable, but if you change your perspective as Joon Young, you will realize that he is actually the one who is hurt. He even blamed himself for his parents' divorce. He even had kleptomania, which is an urge to steal other people's belongings.

Well, of course there are many other life lessons that can be learned from the drama THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED. So what lesson will you always remember?

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