I was rereading some of the chapters and Nanjo, he's the type to make things "right" on his own standards.
- From the initial sex situation/condition with Mokyeon, he wants to make things "RIGHT" for all of them. - I remember him reacting to a Netflix show by saying, “This isn’t right,” which says a lot about his personality. He seems very particular about what he considers right or wrong. -He also doesn’t like rimming because he finds it unhygienic. It doesn't feel right for him because his sex knowledge is vanilla. It's the RIGHT sex for him. - He even called Mokyeon out for eating sweets because of the calories, which shows how much he tends to think about what is “proper” or what he believes he should be doing.
Nanjo also knows how to handle Mokyeon, that one scene when he kissed him when he talks bad about himself and also that time when he was triggered when he said he wanted to end their situationship.
Mokyeon brings out the “worst” or more clumsy side of Nanjo. It was a new feeling that he finds very uncomfortable. But he clearly has a soft spot for Mokyeon, especially when he is being genuine and sincere.
Mokyeon, on the other hand, is trying to manipulate him because he doesn’t really have a reason to make Nanjo stay with him and we knew how he grew up. And I feel like Nanjo didn’t want to keep going through the constant manipulation either. They didn’t start off on the right foot. If the next chapters have Mokyeon asking Nanjo to start over without all those issues hanging over them or him saying "I'll be better for you" or something along that line, I think he might actually have a chance to redeem himself.
I was rereading some of the chapters and Nanjo, he's the type to make things "right" on his own standards.
- From the initial sex situation/condition with Mokyeon, he wants to make things "RIGHT" for all of them.
- I remember him reacting to a Netflix show by saying, “This isn’t right,” which says a lot about his personality. He seems very particular about what he considers right or wrong.
-He also doesn’t like rimming because he finds it unhygienic. It doesn't feel right for him because his sex knowledge is vanilla. It's the RIGHT sex for him.
- He even called Mokyeon out for eating sweets because of the calories, which shows how much he tends to think about what is “proper” or what he believes he should be doing.
Nanjo also knows how to handle Mokyeon, that one scene when he kissed him when he talks bad about himself and also that time when he was triggered when he said he wanted to end their situationship.
Mokyeon brings out the “worst” or more clumsy side of Nanjo. It was a new feeling that he finds very uncomfortable. But he clearly has a soft spot for Mokyeon, especially when he is being genuine and sincere.
Mokyeon, on the other hand, is trying to manipulate him because he doesn’t really have a reason to make Nanjo stay with him and we knew how he grew up. And I feel like Nanjo didn’t want to keep going through the constant manipulation either. They didn’t start off on the right foot. If the next chapters have Mokyeon asking Nanjo to start over without all those issues hanging over them or him saying "I'll be better for you" or something along that line, I think he might actually have a chance to redeem himself.