A Cup of Love

I watched a local drama on TV last night. It was called "Secangkir Cinta" in Malay or translated as "A Cup of Love". It was a story about Syafiq, who was desperate to raise funds to pay for his brother's operation in Australia. He appeared on one of the local newspapers for this purpose, and was spotted by one Tan Sri. Tan Sri's daughter, Farah was supposed to get married the week after but her fiancee left her. Tan Sri offered to help Syafiq, on the condition that he agrees to marry Farah. Syafiq did. But Farah was already pregnant when he married her, and Syafiq only found out about it later.

What really touched me was Syafiq's character. Although he was 'forced' to marry Farah, he treated her as a wife. Especially after knowing that Farah was already pregnant. He was very responsible as a husband. Farah was very arrogant, and did not respect him as her husband. But he was patient. Of course, the ending was predictable. Farah realized that since she is already legally married to Syafiq, she should act like a wife. They fell in love after 1 year of marriage.

My significant other was with me throughout the drama. He enjoyed it immensely. That took me by surprise, because he hates Malay dramas. Funny.

Anyway, I found this in an email I received sometime ago. Are women that difficult to understand?