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Hi. So I read another comment from you somewhat explaining the rest of season 4. I was trying to read the raw but cannot understand well due to the language barrier. Maybe somehow you could help me understand why Minwoo was begging Chuljin to come back to him and confess everything all of a sudden? I thought it would have some big secrets revealed to clear the misunderstanding but the forgiveness just came out of nowhere. Also we saw Chuljin actually having sex with someone else but when Minwoo found out, Chuljin is the one who is angry at him??? Im going to hell to find out what is going on !!
Chuljin is number 1 toxic evil bottom for me. Also I looove how he's not like typical loud controlling tyrant or something, but rather really realistically portrayed charismatic, shady, manipulative and passive aggressive person. I like how we can always see him carefully testing the water, observing through small things and gestures.
I also think he mostly acts like that not to lie and trick, but because of his past where he comes from problematic background and had to take care of all his siblings since very young age, so he probably really early developed that observer people-pleaser qualities. And that combined with lower empathy makes him such person that always devides outside performance and inside feelings
And Minwoo despite trying to hide things always fails and is easy to read. But overtime he gets really confused of Chuljin being impossible to really read and giving mixed signals all the time, so he stops understanding where Chuljin is being sincere and where he isn't.
And probably after a few shady situations he just decides that all this time he was the only one, who was in love, while Chuljin was just playing around. Cause when he loves he's sincere and open and Chuljin never truly was, so he decided that everything was a lie.
But in reality I think that Chuljin just really was like that from extremely young age and having feelings towards Minwoo didn't magically make him act normal and open. mostly because his self-control and "outside acting" are just way too powerful