What are people talking about when they say this doesn't fit the narrative we were presented with from the start? Yaeji treats Ideum like a person rather than a possession. We shouldn't forget that their relationship is based on sex; without that, it falls apart. Both accepted those terms from the beginning and treated each other amicably—more like friends than just sex partners—yet it was made clear early on that Yaeji didn't want a romantic relationship; he dislikes labels and was simply looking for someone with whom he was totally compatible in bed. Ideum, on the other hand, is a naive character with a huge sexual appetite—a pervert unashamed of his sexual preferences and fantasies. He’s a fetishist who enjoys sex to the fullest; he was delighted to wake up with a cock in his ass, haha. The only downside is that he’s starting to feel uncomfortable with the "friends with benefits" label because, inevitably, he’s falling in love with Yaeji.
What are people talking about when they say this doesn't fit the narrative we were presented with from the start? Yaeji treats Ideum like a person rather than a possession. We shouldn't forget that their relationship is based on sex; without that, it falls apart. Both accepted those terms from the beginning and treated each other amicably—more like friends than just sex partners—yet it was made clear early on that Yaeji didn't want a romantic relationship; he dislikes labels and was simply looking for someone with whom he was totally compatible in bed. Ideum, on the other hand, is a naive character with a huge sexual appetite—a pervert unashamed of his sexual preferences and fantasies. He’s a fetishist who enjoys sex to the fullest; he was delighted to wake up with a cock in his ass, haha. The only downside is that he’s starting to feel uncomfortable with the "friends with benefits" label because, inevitably, he’s falling in love with Yaeji.