Hurt Me, Love Me

Verticals are different from what we are used to watch. The story is like simple, miscommunication in a couple (even tho katherine is mute). Everything can happen there and the first rule of the vertical is that you never sit down and talk things unless someone gets hurt or at the very end.

The same thing happened here. If they would sit and talk they would never gone thru that many hardship.

Let's not mention the toxic behavior and abuse. I know youngsters like these things now but more they like toxic more unsecured and low self esteem they have.

Overall the story was harsh but I loved the experience and the acting was great.

Verticals have small budget but the actors are amazing and talented.

This story had me crying. It was touching and full of pain.

Katherine needs to be loved and not mistreated like that but still she found happiness with her husband Eric.

Eric is a toxic man suffering from trauma and neglected Katherine in alot of ways.

He took the side of his mistress (misconception because she's not really his mistress but a girl his mother wants to marry to take the company and his inheritance).

They misunderstood each other alot of times and thought they were cheating each other but they didn't in fact.

Paige Marie Smeltzer is an amazing actress. She can act a mute girl perfectly. Kudos to you girl.

Teig Sadhana is a amazing actor with a trait of talents and qualities. He played Eric so well and that shows his talent as an actor.

You know what's funny in this drama. The fact that Eric never got the chance to know that katherine is actually pregnant with his baby and not William's.

I love the idea that William didn't tell him the truth as a way if punishing him fot all the bad things he did to Katharine.

Eric was not toxic possessive only. He was crazy and mentally unstable.

He knew the plot his mother and Riley were doing from years ago and still hurt katherine.

He took Riley's side everytime. That's sick and that's the worst way to make a woman feel unworthy.

Or the way he forced himself on her without her consent. That's a crazy man there.

Eric is a character with mental health problems. He is unstable and not deserving of love in my opinion.

But aside from the characters the actors were amazing. They delivered a wonderful performance.

TEIG SADHANA and PAIGE MARIE SMERLTZER did amazing job and they had so much chemistry even though Eric was crazy.

This was not a movie. This was a masterpiece from the beginning to the end.

Can you imagine how many couples go through this trauma and end up in a devastating state.

The movie showed that a mute girl will be abused and tortured because she is different. Why is that? Because man want to be in control.

Katherine suffered from Eric but she still went back to him (personally I would have loved for her to leave everyone and everything and start somewhere else anew. Our happiness do not depend on our partner but within us).

Paige Marie Smeltzer is a perfect actress for this role. She not only learned sign language which was executed perfectly but she became a girl who endured a lot of injustice.

As for Eric which I hate as a character, I must say hands down to Teig Sadhana for playing such twisted persona. He played it that well that I hate Eric with all my guts.

Sadhana is talented and knowing his other work he is capable of adapting at any role is given. That's real talent.

Hurt Me, Love Me is a gripping and emotionally charged drama that explores the complexities of love, pain, and redemption. From the very first episode, the series pulls viewers into a whirlwind of raw emotions, driven by compelling performances and a deeply immersive storyline.

The drama masterfully balances moments of heart-wrenching sadness with breathtaking romance, making it impossible to look away. The lead actors deliver stunning performances, portraying their characters' struggles and vulnerabilities with authenticity. The cinematography enhances the mood perfectly, using lighting and framing to emphasize the tension and passion that define the story.

One of the standout aspects of Hurt Me, Love Me is its ability to portray love not just as something beautiful but as something that can also be painful, transformative, and deeply human. The writing is sharp, with dialogue that feels real and emotionally impactful. The soundtrack further elevates the drama, adding depth to every pivotal moment.

Overall, Hurt Me, Love Me is a must-watch for fans of intense, emotional storytelling. It's a drama that lingers in your mind long after the final scene, making you reflect on the complexities of love and the choices we make in its name.