I honestly don’t feel bad for Mincheol, but it’s sad for him to think the way he does. I guess he just feels like Na Haesoo, since she didn’t really want to connect him physically because of the past, doesn’t love him. Not saying he’s right (again) because if he actually cared, he could LITERALLY just communicate with her instead of fucking around with another girl. You can tell her loves her and no one will replace her. That being said, I also want him to see that Na Haesoo was never weak and was truly in love with him too. But he broke that trust and as a mature adult, she can’t and shouldn’t accept him. Taeha at least, in his own way, shows loyalty and doesn’t treat Haesoo poorly despite all those things she said about him and herself. He’s sort of helping Haesoo understand that she can be more selfish and confident in herself (although she still says that it doesn’t mean anything or that he’s probably a player). We can see Haesoo has low perception of herself, so hopefully she overcomes her battles.
I honestly don’t feel bad for Mincheol, but it’s sad for him to think the way he does. I guess he just feels like Na Haesoo, since she didn’t really want to connect him physically because of the past, doesn’t love him. Not saying he’s right (again) because if he actually cared, he could LITERALLY just communicate with her instead of fucking around with another girl. You can tell her loves her and no one will replace her.
That being said, I also want him to see that Na Haesoo was never weak and was truly in love with him too. But he broke that trust and as a mature adult, she can’t and shouldn’t accept him. Taeha at least, in his own way, shows loyalty and doesn’t treat Haesoo poorly despite all those things she said about him and herself. He’s sort of helping Haesoo understand that she can be more selfish and confident in herself (although she still says that it doesn’t mean anything or that he’s probably a player). We can see Haesoo has low perception of herself, so hopefully she overcomes her battles.