From what I understand, ML’s anti-marriage stance is mostly about not wanting to feel controlled by his family’s expectations. Fair enough. But clinging to that mindset after meeting FL and falling for her this hard is kinda ridiculous. I’m not saying he needs to propose tomorrow, but as their relationship turns long-term, it wouldn’t kill him to re-examine that whole “marriage = family trap” idea.
Besides, marriage isn’t just some romantic fairy tale, it’s a legal contract that gives both people actual rights and protections. When you’re with someone you actually see a future with (especially if you’re in a position of power), refusing to even consider that practical side starts looking less like principle and more like stubbornness.
From what I understand, ML’s anti-marriage stance is mostly about not wanting to feel controlled by his family’s expectations. Fair enough. But clinging to that mindset after meeting FL and falling for her this hard is kinda ridiculous. I’m not saying he needs to propose tomorrow, but as their relationship turns long-term, it wouldn’t kill him to re-examine that whole “marriage = family trap” idea.
Besides, marriage isn’t just some romantic fairy tale, it’s a legal contract that gives both people actual rights and protections. When you’re with someone you actually see a future with (especially if you’re in a position of power), refusing to even consider that practical side starts looking less like principle and more like stubbornness.