I really like Chiyeong. He is mature, emotionally resilient, and sets firm boundaries to protect his heart from being used as a second choice. He loves Euigeon deeply but values his self-worth. I don't blame Euigeon. He was an emotionally bankrupt soul who was too consumed by his own ten years of suffering to notice Chiyeong, but is now fiercely working to earn the genuine love he nearly overlooked. I am really disappointed in Joonyeong. Joonyeong hides behind the excuse of "we are best friends" to justify why he leans so heavily on Euigeon. He enjoys the ego boost of being fiercely loved by Euigeon while keeping his romantic partner. He essentially wants to keep both: the partner he loves romantically, and the unconditionally devoted "friend" who validates him.
I really like Chiyeong. He is mature, emotionally resilient, and sets firm boundaries to protect his heart from being used as a second choice. He loves Euigeon deeply but values his self-worth.
I don't blame Euigeon. He was an emotionally bankrupt soul who was too consumed by his own ten years of suffering to notice Chiyeong, but is now fiercely working to earn the genuine love he nearly overlooked.
I am really disappointed in Joonyeong.
Joonyeong hides behind the excuse of "we are best friends" to justify why he leans so heavily on Euigeon. He enjoys the ego boost of being fiercely loved by Euigeon while keeping his romantic partner. He essentially wants to keep both: the partner he loves romantically, and the unconditionally devoted "friend" who validates him.