“The path to my own peace of mind”: How one cast member avoids conflict while grilling in a heatwave
A male cast member on JTBC's 'Love War' shares his philosophy on avoiding relationship conflict through consideration during an outdoor barbecue.
Amidst a continuing heatwave, cast members of the JTBC variety show 'Love War' were captured enjoying an outdoor barbecue, revealing their respective attitudes toward one another.
Barbecue time amidst bugs and heat
According to the 12th episode of 'Love War' (uploaded to the JTBC Entertainment channel), the cast members spent time grilling outdoors. The atmosphere grew tense due to the presence of insects, including hornets. The cast members expressed their fear of the bugs, saying, "It's scary," and appeared visibly exhausted by the heat.
"There is nothing good for me in making my girlfriend struggle"... A cast member's way of maintaining a relationship
The male cast member tasked with grilling the meat revealed his personal philosophy for maintaining a healthy relationship. In the video, he volunteered to handle the grill for his partner, who was both afraid of the insects and struggling with the heat. He showed consideration for her, noting, "If I keep grilling the meat, I'll get a bit used to it now."
He elaborated on why he chooses to be so considerate. "If I do what she wants, it makes me feel comfortable too; there is nothing good for me in making my girlfriend struggle, and since our time together isn't even that long, it would be hard for me if we end up fighting during that time," he stated, expressing a desire to avoid repetitive conflict. He concluded, "I think it is the path to my own peace of mind," revealing that being considerate of his partner is ultimately a choice that ensures his own comfort.
Attempting to roast marshmallows and conflicting opinions
During the meal, conversations broke out among the cast members while attempting to roast marshmallows. When one cast member asked for instructions, others stepped in to help or explain the technique. The group engaged in a lighthearted debate over the best method, with some suggesting, "You take it off the iron plate and let it sizzle over the fire, then if you leave it like this, they will cook on their own," while others countered, "No, no, that's not how you do it, you do it in the air."
Related articles
