Somehow, watching this episode made me realize how much of an advantage being beautiful is. Karina, obviously, is an extremely pretty girl.
If you look at Youngji and the staff's reaction, you can see it quite plainly. Like when Youngji herself says things like, "I understand why everyone wants to date you", "I love you, you're mine" and her general behaviour throughout the episode. The staff as well, you can see how they get very attached to Karina (even though they have no prior relationship with her, this is the first time they're meeting) and at the end they say, "don't leave".
This is the way of the world. Appearance makes you very likeable and desirable. How much would an average-looking, or ugly-looking person have to do to elicit the same kind of reaction and attachment from people? Probably a lot lot more, years of building a relationship.
Boys and girls, the world is unfair and there's nothing much you can do. Realize its unfair and make the best out of what you've been given.
Shout by maverickBlockedParent2024-01-21T14:52:46Z
This is a rant.
Somehow, watching this episode made me realize how much of an advantage being beautiful is. Karina, obviously, is an extremely pretty girl.
If you look at Youngji and the staff's reaction, you can see it quite plainly. Like when Youngji herself says things like, "I understand why everyone wants to date you", "I love you, you're mine" and her general behaviour throughout the episode. The staff as well, you can see how they get very attached to Karina (even though they have no prior relationship with her, this is the first time they're meeting) and at the end they say, "don't leave".
This is the way of the world. Appearance makes you very likeable and desirable. How much would an average-looking, or ugly-looking person have to do to elicit the same kind of reaction and attachment from people? Probably a lot lot more, years of building a relationship.
Boys and girls, the world is unfair and there's nothing much you can do. Realize its unfair and make the best out of what you've been given.