Exploring the Essence of “My Liberation Notes”
Premiering on April 9, 2022, and concluding on May 29, 2022, My Liberation Notes, also referred to as My Liberation Diary, captivated audiences with its compelling storytelling and remarkable performances. This slice-of-life drama featured a talented ensemble cast, including notable actors like Lee Min-ki, Kim Ji-won, Son Suk-ku, Lee EI, Chun Ho-jin, Jeon Hye-jin, and Lee Kyung-seong.
The narrative, crafted by the insightful screenwriter Park Hae-young and brought to life by director Kim Seok-yoon, unfolds in the idyllic suburb of Sanpo, Gyeonggi-do. It delves into the lives of three siblings who endure long commutes for work while intertwining the stories of anonymous individuals struggling with alcoholism.
The characters navigate various challenges and emotional landscapes, ultimately embarking on a journey of self-discovery in My Liberation Notes. The series not only resonated with viewers but also left them with thought-provoking and memorable quotes that capture the essence of life’s complexities.
20+ Inspiring Quotes from “My Liberation Notes”
Acclaimed for its impactful monologues and dialogues, My Liberation Notes received enthusiastic feedback from both domestic and international audiences. The show’s poignant themes, particularly concerning liberation and the human experience, struck a chord with fans of K-drama.
Moreover, the series adeptly portrayed the societal pressures faced by young adults in South Korea, sparking discussions about mental health and the quest for freedom.
Memorable Quotes
- “I only feel alive when I exhaust myself completely. If I have energy left, I feel heavy.”
- “I get irritable when I’m in places with a lot of people. Even someone sitting alone at a table next to mine in a cafe irritates me.”
- “Even if you live alone, it’s fine. You can be perfectly happy. You can eat whatever you want, whenever you want, and sleep whenever you want.”
- “I think I’ve come far enough. This isn’t the right path for me. I don’t have to force myself to keep walking on it.”
- “I will not pretend to be happy. I will not pretend to be unhappy. I will be honest.”
- “I think humans are only sane when they’re lonely. So I think I’m saner at night.”
- “What do you do in the Liberation Club? What are you being liberated from? Work? From people. From tedious people.”
- “I guess I have been putting up a facade with people. Now that I’m alone, I’ve become so calm and gentle.”
- “Women with sharp instincts can be scary.”
- “Life is a series of embarrassments. It’s embarrassing from the moment you’re born. You are born naked.”
- “I want liberation. I want to be liberated. I feel trapped. I want to break free.”
- “People are scared of thunder and lightning; oddly, I find them calming.”
- “I’m not unhappy, but I’m not happy either.”
- “Everyone is on their way to graves; why is everyone so happy and excited?”
- “No matter where I live, I would have led the same mundane life.”
- “Sometimes, those who are damaged are much more honest than those who live happily.”
- “If I imagine that I’m sitting here working next to you, even dreadful tasks become bearable.”
- “I want to break free from feeling stuck.”
- “I love that you don’t seek attention; each word you utter is precious.”
- “I wish I could be genuinely happy and proclaim, ‘This is life.’
- “The adage that love makes you kind holds some truth.”
- “I’m exhausted. I don’t know when it started, but I’m exhausted.”
- “I truly dislike seeing people and their movements.”
- “He has no shell; some are polite but so unreachable. He is different.”
- “When I genuinely like someone, my heart beats slower, feeling peace.”
- “The people I thought I liked often have things that disappoint me.”
- “Even if others manipulate emotions, I will continue to like them.”
- “I cherish that I don’t need to measure affection; I simply worship you.”
- “Every message from you brings me joy akin to payday.”
- “Worshiping someone means cheering them on; anything is possible.”
- “Crickets are chirping, sensing winter’s arrival; even they seek love.”
For those interested in experiencing its powerful narratives and reflections on life, My Liberation Notes is available for streaming on Netflix.