Thank you for pointing that out. I really hope the author will not go done the usual path, where at the end he gets together with the rich guy (forgot his name) but he actually will meet someone who says or does something that reaches his soul and he understands that he needs psychological help. I also think he should not get together with the rich guy but find someone who loves him and supports him and the other way around. But reality of the BL-Webtoon-Business well get me back to the ground because the author most like will go with the usual road.
I hate to break it to you… but he’s ABSOLUTELY getting together with Nanjo. I agree with you though. But the author’s made it pretty clear that this is the main couple and end game for the story. I think there’s a lot to be done to get there though
╥﹏╥ why? ┑(￣Д ￣)┍ that's what I was afraid of. I hope the author will come to a good conclusion with these psychological problems. I mean he is like those psychopathic boyfriends that claim to kill themselves when you are not going out with them. And his separation anxiety as well. He definitely needs help before he can really love someone.
╥﹏╥ why? ┑(￣Д ￣)┍ that's what I was afraid of. I hope the author will come to a good conclusion with these psychological problems. I mean he is like those psychopathic boyfriends that claim to kill themselves when you are not going out with them. And his separation anxiety as well. He definitely needs help before he can really love someone.
To everyone wondering about Mokyeon’s behavior, he’s clearly not mentally okay. And it was already shown in his backstory that he didn’t have a normal childhood, which was probably the root of many of his issues. He might have gotten a severe attachment issues or tied to severe childhood trauma or unresolved childhood Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). It wasn’t just one incident where someone left him. He experienced it repeatedly, and he was never really given the chance to heal, not from his environment, and especially not from the people around him. That doesn’t excuse his actions, but it does help explain where they’re coming from