All this because of a child ! Why didn't he just listen Yeonwoo 
arrhhhhh da** child !
arrhhhhh da** child !Comment by Livyah on Kiss me, Liar - Chapter 61
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@Livyah he still a child and he just want to follow his daddy and what happened to yeonwoo,,he just want to protect his son,,,, why you want blame him and even said da** at the kid 
@Attack_ Dude sorry but when a parents say no it's no he's not a baby 🤷🏾♀️ yes he's dad protect him but at what cost ? What if it was too late ? What if he never remembers him ? That's a fact they need to be strict when it's necessary not always like spoiling him ! You can be mad and desagree it's your opinion but I have mine too! And I can express my frustration so yes a da** kid !
@Livyah Kids brains aren't developed enough to just accept no for no all the time like mindless robots. Should they listen when parents say no? Yes, of course!
But due to the lack of brain development you can expect defiance and tantrums for a while before they level out. Even teenagers will rebel and disobey, cause ya know... they are children.
It was an accident, neither Spencer or yeonwoo are at fault.
My point is, be upset at the situation not a kid.
But due to the lack of brain development you can expect defiance and tantrums for a while before they level out. Even teenagers will rebel and disobey, cause ya know... they are children.
It was an accident, neither Spencer or yeonwoo are at fault.
My point is, be upset at the situation not a kid.
@Kanon totally agreed with u
@Livyah don't use a bad word even u frustrated with kids 
btw yeonwoo will get his memories back so u don't have being toooo emotional right here 
btw yeonwoo will get his memories back so u don't have being toooo emotional right here @Attack_ Dude please stop talking like I'm dumb it's just pis**** me off now ! I read all the story before you ☺️ so yeah I know but again I can express myself how I want that's my right ! Do you have a problem with that ? I don't care about that
@Kanon once again my opinion ! And once again it's a story I can express my frustration how much I want and as I want
@Livyah Yes. Your opinion which you're allowed to have, you've repeatedly said that and we've heard you. I agree, everyone can have their own take, even if it's a bad one.
However, just like you're entitled to your opinion we are entitled to ours. Don't share with the class if you can't handle other people's rebuttals.
However, just like you're entitled to your opinion we are entitled to ours. Don't share with the class if you can't handle other people's rebuttals.
@Kanon Look, I respect your opinion, even if you don't know how to reciprocate. And a little clarification: we're talking about a child, not a baby. Children, imperfect as they may be, are not idiots. They understand 'yes' and 'no', and in this case it's clearly 'no'. I'm going to continue to express myself as I see fit, even if some people obviously have trouble grasping it.
@Livyah What? How have I been disrespectful? I've said I disagree with your take and explained why. I haven't insulted you, nor have I cussed at or belittled you. If you feel personally offended by other people disagreeing with you that's something you need to work on at personal level. I'm in no way saying you're a bad person or lack intelligence based on a single opinion.
Children also have tantrums and blowouts. Speaking from experience, as I work with kids from ages 1-12ish. I've seen 7 year olds melt down from the most minor thing. I told one of my kids to pack up her bike because her mom was coming to pick her up and she absolutely lost it. Full tears and screaming.
That doesn't make her a rotten or spoiled or an idiotic child, that just makes her a child with big emotions and she doesn't know how to process them yet. Most people don't until they are a lot older.
In the end you're saying to a child "If only you listened your father wouldn't have gotten severely injured." Which is what I fully disagree with. But we won't see eye to eye so there's not much more I can say.
Children also have tantrums and blowouts. Speaking from experience, as I work with kids from ages 1-12ish. I've seen 7 year olds melt down from the most minor thing. I told one of my kids to pack up her bike because her mom was coming to pick her up and she absolutely lost it. Full tears and screaming.
That doesn't make her a rotten or spoiled or an idiotic child, that just makes her a child with big emotions and she doesn't know how to process them yet. Most people don't until they are a lot older.
In the end you're saying to a child "If only you listened your father wouldn't have gotten severely injured." Which is what I fully disagree with. But we won't see eye to eye so there's not much more I can say.