I've really been trying with this one but I can't for the life of me get over how the story is treating being twenty years old like it's the same as being five. Honestly I'm worried I'm about to feel really uncomfortable with any sort of intimacy from how much of an actual child Chan comes across as
I think its because 19 is like the legal age in Korea, 20 being the legal age you can drink n stuff. Sun yool is like 27? So to him, Yechan is a baby because he just turned an “adult” yk? Age hierarchy is a part of Korea’s culture so it makes sense >.<
I can really tell ur a kid because as a 27 year 20 year olds act like children lol they’re so childish Sara
Lol I'm 27 years old right now. 20-year-olds absolutely do not act like Chan. At all. I was fully into my accounting career at 20. Sure, they can be childish, but not a full-on child
I think its because 19 is like the legal age in Korea, 20 being the legal age you can drink n stuff. Sun yool is like 27? So to him, Yechan is a baby because he just turned an “adult” yk? Age hierarchy is a... loeyxc
I can see that, yeah. I think it's some of the decision-making that Chan makes that had me really just confused. I do always forget the age thing, though, with Korea and 19 being the legal adult age
I've really been trying with this one but I can't for the life of me get over how the story is treating being twenty years old like it's the same as being five. Honestly I'm worried I'm about to feel really uncomfortable with any sort of intimacy from how much of an actual child Chan comes across as