Their identities crisis are both valid in their own way.Why does it feel like y'all like to bring Su-ah up just to invalidate Juhyeok experience? Su-ah didn't want to be an alpha and from what we seen one of his parents only saw value in him when he was pretty and an "omega" so seeing Juhyeok react that way would hurt him and yes it is painful. Juhyeok on the other hand was also just a child. He was a little kid in a family fulls of Alpha. He was a child sitting on the bathroom floor as his body is changing and leaking slick from his butt. Juhyeok was a very young child experiencing an involuntary bodily transformation that he didn't understand. He wasn't given space from his own mother and later on his childhood friend too.
Their identities crisis are both valid in their own way.Why does it feel like y'all like to bring Su-ah up just to invalidate Juhyeok experience? Su-ah didn't want to be an alpha and from what we seen one of his parents only saw value in him when he was pretty and an "omega" so seeing Juhyeok react that way would hurt him and yes it is painful. Juhyeok on the other hand was also just a child. He was a little kid in a family fulls of Alpha. He was a child sitting on the bathroom floor as his body is changing and leaking slick from his butt. Juhyeok was a very young child experiencing an involuntary bodily transformation that he didn't understand. He wasn't given space from his own mother and later on his childhood friend too.