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another thing i really liked was how it felt like this was written by a queer person or someone who understood the queer world and experience well and how the characters were written to have agonizing but at the same time refreshing imperfections
this story had it's ups and downs but honestly it's a very realistic and well rounded story in my opinion. to me it feels like there were close to no loose ends left and everyone reached a happy conclusion. both the main couple and the side couple had sweet chemistry (even though i rlly disliked chung at first he did have his redemption arc thanks to my boy boram). the entire journey of inwoo's trauma to beginning the process of healing was beautifully written especially by using his lack of taste as symbolism for his loneliness and fear and then it returning to him as he finally realized that he had someone who would be by his side. jiho was a great character too, i couldn't make up my mind about him at first, but turns out neither could he! that helped so much bcs i couldn't decide whether i should like him or not bcs he tends to waver a lot but that was something that he fixed later and i'm glad!
two things that i wish they showed was better communication between jiho and inwoo now that their relationship has matured a bit and reconciliation between jiho and his father, more of his family too we didn't get to see them much in the second half of the manhwa. also the hangyeol guy was way too cute to be introduced at the very end and be left with no love interest lol
overall a really great read, i was completely hooked