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I love this take so much. I usually dont agree with taesoo doing all that and agrees with yeomin on honesty and respecting his decisions on doing what he thinks is right for him. But all these makes a valid point. Yeomin can only do so much for himself and it is never wrong to accept help from someone who is willing to give it. Taesoo also has a fault and we all know why.

Teaseo has a valid point. To constantly take his lover to the hospital, watch him work himself to death, not even enjoying is youth to pay a debt so out of reach that you'll die before ever finishing it. To him, taking the heaviest burden off Yeomin could be seen as an act of love. Teaseo doesn't usually do this for his partners. However, he's wrong because despite this being an act of kindness, he should've at least convinced him to allow him to help until Yeomin gave in, that way, there's no miscommunication (but this is a drama yaoi, so my fault).
Yeomin also has a valid point. He has been working since teen years (possibly younger) and he's aware of what he sacrificed, but still pursue forward. His dedication and work ethics are what drives him at this point. When he is being reward for said hard work, it jubilates him to know that it pays off and for someone to just cheat on his behalf is a total backstab; invalidating his hard work. To him, it's just another debt that he'll have to pay off.
But he is wrong for...obvious reasons. Yeomin does not realize he's working himself to death. Constantly being jumped, starving to pay rent and unable to take care of his limbs (that damn leg). He NEEDS help! He may realize he is sacrificing his freedom, but not his life. Based on what we know about the debt, he was never going to see it through since it'll forever stack, which is how loan sharks work. Having Teaseo coming to see you in the streets with all your stuff destroyed and your body heavily bandaged and bruised is not a life you should be proud of. He loves Taeseo but doesn't understand that his feelings are reciprocated.
We are entering the Houdini arc. Let's see how it plays out.