SORRY BUT I REALLY WANNA RANT BECAUSE I FOUND SO MANY COMMENTS SAID YOHAN AND KANGJUN IS AT THE SAME RED FLAG LEVEL.
Can we please stop saying Yohan and Jun are on the same level? A bad personality is not the same as actual crimes. Jun's red flags come from a place of fear and self-preservation. He is an anxious kid trying to survive a brutal school hierarchy. Yes, he is selfish, and yes, he was a bystander to bullying, but his actions stem from cowardice, not malice.
Yohan, on the other hand, is a dangerous aggressor. He literally sexually assaulted Jun, physically abused him to the point of breaking his arm, and actively masterminds systematic bullying against him.
Yohan’s tragic backstory explains his psychosis, but it does NOT justify it. Trauma is not a currency you can trade to excuse being a predator. Jun is a morally grey victim trying to survive; Yohan is an active abuser. There is zero comparison here.
SORRY BUT I REALLY WANNA RANT BECAUSE I FOUND SO MANY COMMENTS SAID YOHAN AND KANGJUN IS AT THE SAME RED FLAG LEVEL.
Can we please stop saying Yohan and Jun are on the same level? A bad personality is not the same as actual crimes. Jun's red flags come from a place of fear and self-preservation. He is an anxious kid trying to survive a brutal school hierarchy. Yes, he is selfish, and yes, he was a bystander to bullying, but his actions stem from cowardice, not malice.
Yohan, on the other hand, is a dangerous aggressor. He literally sexually assaulted Jun, physically abused him to the point of breaking his arm, and actively masterminds systematic bullying against him.
Yohan’s tragic backstory explains his psychosis, but it does NOT justify it. Trauma is not a currency you can trade to excuse being a predator. Jun is a morally grey victim trying to survive; Yohan is an active abuser. There is zero comparison here.