While I do like my redemption arcs where the bad guys have a beautifully-written backstory, I just can't bring myself to accept Youngha. He gives off the vibe that I would associate with someone who's renting a prostitute who he doesn't give two flying fucks about. Yes, he has feeling for Chanbit. Yes, he was coerced into leaving and giving him a messy break-up. But hell in the no does he, at any point in time and place, seem to respect his partner's boundaries, both mental and physical. I feel so bad for Baekyung, who is the complete opposite and is whole-heartedly satisfied with being stuck with his unrequited love as long as Chanbit is in safe hands and finds his own happiness, even if it means giving up on a future where they're together. It's frustrating to watch because his feelings and intentions are that pure. 100% respect for him is all I have.
While I do like my redemption arcs where the bad guys have a beautifully-written backstory, I just can't bring myself to accept Youngha. He gives off the vibe that I would associate with someone who's renting a prostitute who he doesn't give two flying fucks about. Yes, he has feeling for Chanbit. Yes, he was coerced into leaving and giving him a messy break-up. But hell in the no does he, at any point in time and place, seem to respect his partner's boundaries, both mental and physical.
I feel so bad for Baekyung, who is the complete opposite and is whole-heartedly satisfied with being stuck with his unrequited love as long as Chanbit is in safe hands and finds his own happiness, even if it means giving up on a future where they're together. It's frustrating to watch because his feelings and intentions are that pure. 100% respect for him is all I have.