The red headed love interest, Taesoo may not be a villain but he's still a lesson (speaking from someone who hasn't finished the storyline). Taesoo is human and allowed to feel fear to love and be loved but he cannot expect his lover, Chunwoo to wait on him to decide when is the right time to make things official forever. Chunwoo is telling Taesoo that he understands where he is at and wants to not only love him anyway but to grow with him through it and Taesoo is denying him of that too. Chunwoo deserves someone who is ready to love him openly regardless of whatever issues they both have, someone who is ready to grow with him, someone who doesn't make him wait and beg for their commitment or sit there and try to convince anyone that they should be together. It takes two to be together and I'm hoping that Chunwoo will understand it's hurtful to love someone who is NEVER ready to love you fully even if they have history with you and you can feel they care deeply about you. It is not enough because Taesoo isnt givingvenough willingly, and he deserves someone who can give him his all and properly reciprocate. As of right now, no one is a villain in my eyes. Chunwoo is going through conflicts of belief and it's making it hard to leave Taesoo fully but, in the end he's still hurting MC while he learns this lesson and figures out what he wants and needs in a partner. Meanwhile, Taesoo is robbing Chunwoo of the chance to say for himself " this love isn't enough for me". Ironically instead of trying out anything and attempting to give his all to see if it's enough for Chunwoo, Taesoo gives himself in pieces at a time out of fear he isn't enough and then tells himself he's not enough rather than actually hearing the critiques and fixing it. Interesting story so far, I like the psychology of it as it's what I'm currently going through in some ways. I had to learn that I too want someone who can love me openly without creating a narrative for me, someone who does their best and lets me decide what I actually want from them and what I actually think of them.
The red headed love interest, Taesoo may not be a villain but he's still a lesson (speaking from someone who hasn't finished the storyline). Taesoo is human and allowed to feel fear to love and be loved but he cannot expect his lover, Chunwoo to wait on him to decide when is the right time to make things official forever. Chunwoo is telling Taesoo that he understands where he is at and wants to not only love him anyway but to grow with him through it and Taesoo is denying him of that too. Chunwoo deserves someone who is ready to love him openly regardless of whatever issues they both have, someone who is ready to grow with him, someone who doesn't make him wait and beg for their commitment or sit there and try to convince anyone that they should be together. It takes two to be together and I'm hoping that Chunwoo will understand it's hurtful to love someone who is NEVER ready to love you fully even if they have history with you and you can feel they care deeply about you. It is not enough because Taesoo isnt givingvenough willingly, and he deserves someone who can give him his all and properly reciprocate. As of right now, no one is a villain in my eyes. Chunwoo is going through conflicts of belief and it's making it hard to leave Taesoo fully but, in the end he's still hurting MC while he learns this lesson and figures out what he wants and needs in a partner. Meanwhile, Taesoo is robbing Chunwoo of the chance to say for himself " this love isn't enough for me". Ironically instead of trying out anything and attempting to give his all to see if it's enough for Chunwoo, Taesoo gives himself in pieces at a time out of fear he isn't enough and then tells himself he's not enough rather than actually hearing the critiques and fixing it. Interesting story so far, I like the psychology of it as it's what I'm currently going through in some ways. I had to learn that I too want someone who can love me openly without creating a narrative for me, someone who does their best and lets me decide what I actually want from them and what I actually think of them.