Relatable, she always quarreled with hyunmin, didn't hesitate to say anything she wanted to say, felt more comfortable overall. Hyunmin even helped her in the best ways possible.
Tbh she was the most honest with him... i thought author was trying to portray idealistic love with manager chun and a realistic one with hyunmin... so i was confused at the end. Idk if the author was trying to say you can have different types of love or end up with the one that really is compatible with you etc and that this is more realistic for people but cmon....hyunmin was the one that inspired all those moments and even said to close that distance between them and i felt nothing from chun (i forgot his name) jsjsj
I lobed the art and the concept of women and pressure. However, i never felt anything from her relationship with manager chun. Repeatedly they kept saying how she was putting him with her ideals and on a pedestals. He didn't consider her as precious enough to stay and ask for marriage. The person she came out looking happy with, that supported her ideas and gave her new ones was Hyunmin? He was generally interesting and loved and defended her and she was less timid and honest with him. All her new ideas came from hyunmin, not only did he inspire her but she was comfortable. You can feel his love and she never felt distanced from him like she did with chun. So im confused why she never got with him... is this saying women will just go with what makes them comfortable at that age. Sometimes I don't like straight romance because of this... making you settle for marriage or make you feel old at 30 when you're not?? She literally had more chemistry with hyunmin and her love with chun felt so average and she kept going on about "mature" like ???. I noticed she turned into the woman she always aspired to be like but it just felt frustrating tbh. Idk if the author meant to make this backhanded? Chun kept her within her fishtank amd hynmin helped her burst out of it?? SO WHY