Did you read that with your feet or something? Juheon tried to be considerate—he even wanted to stop when he saw that Dohu was in pain. And Dohu, too, wanted to call it off because Juheon’s body was hurting just as much; yet they both pressed on regardless. They endured that wild, desperate, and utterly inconsiderate sex because they had spent so long yearning for one another that they simply let themselves be swept away by a pleasure charged with frustration.
I lowkey wanna laugh but I’m actually concerned because wtf are you on??
• Juheon agreed to the sex because it felt like as if it was the only choice he had
-> so how autonomous was that choice?
• Dohu wanted to quit, Juheon literally said that if he does that, that he will lose the bet?
-> so manipulating him to continue
• Juheon wanted to stop when Dohu was in pain
-> Dohu used the same manipulation that Juheon used on him
This isn’t any ‘wild, desperate, and utterly inconsiderate’ sex this is straight up SA for both of them.
1) because it’s under the conditions that they set, still doesn’t justify SA
2) The consent wasn’t AUTONOMOUS. It wasn’t INTRINSIC.
3) you don’t wanna label them as rapist because you don’t FEEL that they are ????? Like I never mentioned that they are rapists? They did assault each other. But girl let’s be for real, we don’t label people on how we feel they are, but how they OBJECTIVELY are. I genuinely hope that you don’t use this mindset irl.

I don't understand the comments claiming that this is illogical or that the dynamic between the two characters feels out of character. We understand that human relationships don't follow a linear path; often, things aren't simply black and white, but rather shades of gray. What exactly were you expecting? That after four years—accumulating all that frustration, dealing with an unstable family situation, living a life under constant control, having no one around to trust, suffering from abysmal verbal communication, and enduring an awkward, unresolved farewell—they would suddenly have calm, tender sex? And yet, you can still feel that uncontrolled frenzy—a sensation where, even if Juheom tries to deny it, he cannot help but waver in the face of his own stubbornness. The characters are acting in accordance with the circumstances of their specific context; therefore, within the narrative of the story, I feel the author did an excellent job of portraying that pent-up frustration.