“Women need to be hit to come to their senses” – Is this happening in this day and age?
The conflict of the 'Fair Couple' appearing on JTBC's 'Divorce Camp' is set to shock viewers as it escalates into allegations of verbal abuse and violence. As the husband continues to blame his wife rather than admitting his actions, and the wife's long-endured mental suffering is revealed, the couple's relationship reaches a critical turning point.
A husband who, after swinging his fist at his wife, went as far as saying, "Women need to be hit to come to their senses." The conflict of the 'Fair Couple' appearing on JTBC's 'Divorce Camp' is expected to cause shock as it escalates into allegations of verbal abuse and violence. Seo Jang-hoon could not hide his frustration at the husband's attitude of continuing to blame his wife rather than admitting his own actions, and the couple's relationship moves into an even more serious phase as the mental suffering the wife has endured alone for a long time is revealed.
In the broadcast of 'Divorce Camp' airing on the afternoon of the 15th, the wife's household investigation and counseling solution for the Fair Couple will be revealed, following last week. In this broadcast, the wife confesses what happened after she asked her husband for help with breastfeeding in the late hours of the night. The studio is set to be plunged into shock as it is revealed that the husband not only swung his fist but also made remarks containing violent perceptions toward women.
An even bigger problem is the husband's attitude after the incident. Rather than taking responsibility for his actions, he continues to evade them and shift the blame to his wife. As the story grows longer, the situation does not easily resolve, and Seo Jang-hoon, watching this, expresses his frustration, saying, "It is the first time I have been listening to such meaningless talk for so long." Whether the husband can face his own wrongdoings during the counseling process, where they should reflect on the causes of the conflict and find solutions, emerges as a crucial issue.
Furthermore, the conflict enters a new phase as the husband's hidden issues with other women are revealed. It is even predicted that investigator Lee Dong-geon, while examining the couple's story, will turn his back on the husband. As the trust between the couple is being shaken beyond simple differences in opinion regarding housework or childcare, attention is focused on how far their conflict will continue.
The pain experienced by the Fair wife is also a key part of this broadcast. In an in-depth counseling session with counselor Lee Ho-seon, the wife reveals that she is suffering from depression and panic disorder, and pours out the loneliness and stories buried deep in her heart that she could not easily bring up before. This is a part where it is revealed that there were wounds accumulated over a long time behind the outwardly visible couple's fights.
Counselor Lee Ho-seon also cannot hide her shock after hearing the wife's story. After finishing the counseling, she gives a firm diagnosis, saying, "These two are a very dangerous couple." This means the situation is difficult to dismiss as a simple difference in personality or a temporary emotional fight between a couple. Above all, the seriousness of the problem faced by the couple is highlighted in that if violence and threats actually occurred, it should not be taken lightly and safety must be prioritized.
In this broadcast, the household investigation for the third couple of the 25th group also begins. In the investigation of the wife's side, it is captured that the husband, lying in bed, makes the wife do various tasks with hand and foot gestures, and the wife supports his daily life by even picking up the socks the husband took off. As the life where the wife takes care of everything from A to Z for the husband's convenience is revealed, astonishment erupts in the studio.
The husband's remarks are even more unrestrained. He makes other wives gasp by saying, "Divorce is absolutely not allowed," and "I must have my slave." As remarks are revealed that seem to regard the spouse as an entity that works for him, beyond the division of roles between a couple, questions about what kind of relationship the two have maintained also grow.
'Divorce Camp' is a program that looks into the conflicts of different couples and seeks the possibility of relationship recovery. In this broadcast, the Fair Couple's allegations of verbal abuse and violence, the issues with other women that shake trust, and the mental suffering the wife has endured are expected to be revealed all at once. Will the husband be able to face the wounds his actions left on his wife and begin to change? Interest is gathering in the reality of the problems faced by the couple and the changes after the counseling.
Lee Chang-seok is the CEO and editor of Mediafine and writes for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop, Celebrity and K-drama.
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