"If I were your husband, I wouldn't let you feel so lonely..." This is the magic phrase I, a "Chee-gyu" (referring to a sexually aggressive and eccentric man), use to identify and break down a dependent, emotionally unstable wife. FOD-001

Anyone, please save me—Verbal abuse from my husband, pressure from my mother-in-law, isolation at work. Even my closest friends are back in my hometown; I have no one to confide in, no place at home or at work… These lonely wives, on a whim, start using dating apps. There, they meet a middle-aged man. Rude to the point of wanting to sleep with him immediately, he has no money or ability, only an ugly, obese, and lazy body. He's clearly a collection of undesirable traits, frankly, not my type at all, but before they know it, the woman has been gradually healed by his cheerfulness and gentleness. What's so good about someone like that? I know everyone says that about him. But the woman believes, "Only I understand him," "Only he understands me," becoming dependent on him, her vision blurring—The man hides his true nature, yet today he attracts these women. The gentle words he offers may all be lies. But even so, she can't resist this loneliness. Even realizing her mistake, she can't escape this quagmire. A tale with no future woven by three married women.