Even after making the panels light-hearted, it’s still hard for the person hearing those words from someone as self-destructive as Mokyeon. Although it hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, I really think Mokyeon should seek professional help first. But we know that’s probably not the top priority on his mind or, if we’re lucky, maybe the author will pointed out it later.
There’s still so much healing that Mokyeon needs to do, especially learning to accept the reality that whatever Nanjo’s decision may be, his life shouldn’t revolve around just one person. On that note, I just hope that whatever Nanjo decides, it isn’t something forced or done out of pity because if it does? then the point of this story would fall into unsatisfactory flow. I’m getting really invested in this because it tackles mental health issues, and it’s almost brutal in the way it portrays these kinds of emotional struggles beneath the warmth, sweetness, and fondness that you’d usually expect from a typical BL story.
Even after making the panels light-hearted, it’s still hard for the person hearing those words from someone as self-destructive as Mokyeon. Although it hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, I really think Mokyeon should seek professional help first. But we know that’s probably not the top priority on his mind or, if we’re lucky, maybe the author will pointed out it later.
There’s still so much healing that Mokyeon needs to do, especially learning to accept the reality that whatever Nanjo’s decision may be, his life shouldn’t revolve around just one person. On that note, I just hope that whatever Nanjo decides, it isn’t something forced or done out of pity because if it does? then the point of this story would fall into unsatisfactory flow. I’m getting really invested in this because it tackles mental health issues, and it’s almost brutal in the way it portrays these kinds of emotional struggles beneath the warmth, sweetness, and fondness that you’d usually expect from a typical BL story.