Kang Jun played the victim card so well that almost everyone here failed to see that he's not that good of a person to begin with. He befriends people with selfish intent, he puts up an act so he can remain relevant and respected in social circles, he's as shallow as he claims himself to be and sees only what he wants to see.
I felt bad for him at first about what happened between him and Junwoo (that fucking asshole). Then once everything went to shit and people were bullying Taesan, he spoke up only when he thinks it's the optimal time for him to look like a good guy and only because he believed Yohan would back him up, boosting his social status.
When he was at Yohan's family home, he assumes that he's doing a good deed without thinking. He just assumed shit, thinking: "Yes, I'm FINALLY the person above Yohan, holding out my hand to someone so helpless." When Yohan freaked out and showed that he hated what Kang Jun did (doesn't excuse Yohan's aggression but only those who lived their whole life with a shitty family like that would understand the rage), all Kang Jun thought was "Oh I did something good but this is what I get, oh my feelings, oh poor ME. ME ME ME!!!"
I'm not saying what he's doing isn't realistic or smart but people seem to act like he's a pure victim or something. Wildy
I do agree that Kang Jun is not a great person and his actions towards other characters are very upsetting. Especially how he couldn’t understand how much he hurt Yohan with the dinner scene. But- No matter how bad of a person you are, even if you aren’t the initial victim, nothing justifies borderline grape. What they needed was communication. And was Yohan not in his right mind? Yes. He’s a victim to an insane amount of trauma. But trauma doesn’t justify violence. I have been placed in a seriously bad home environment as a child, words I won’t speak here, but I wouldn’t dare harm someone in such a way. I’m not sure any amount of “sorry” could make up for what they have both done to one another. It’s just not healthy.
I’m going to say that most people like this you will find yourself similar either completely or slightly, every one is somewhat selfish that is just our psychology we can’t change it but we can be better jun is a very good example of what most of us look like when there are no consequences of thinking what we what (because there are none if we don’t voice our thoughts) he’s human albeit rude but he’s also a teenage boy who cares too much in a superficial society IN high school cut him some slack I think Yohan might be worse
Kang Jun played the victim card so well that almost everyone here failed to see that he's not that good of a person to begin with. He befriends people with selfish intent, he puts up an act so he can remain relevant and respected in social circles, he's as shallow as he claims himself to be and sees only what he wants to see.
I felt bad for him at first about what happened between him and Junwoo (that fucking asshole). Then once everything went to shit and people were bullying Taesan, he spoke up only when he thinks it's the optimal time for him to look like a good guy and only because he believed Yohan would back him up, boosting his social status.
When he was at Yohan's family home, he assumes that he's doing a good deed without thinking. He just assumed shit, thinking: "Yes, I'm FINALLY the person above Yohan, holding out my hand to someone so helpless." When Yohan freaked out and showed that he hated what Kang Jun did (doesn't excuse Yohan's aggression but only those who lived their whole life with a shitty family like that would understand the rage), all Kang Jun thought was "Oh I did something good but this is what I get, oh my feelings, oh poor ME. ME ME ME!!!"
He's pissing me off.
He's realistic though. I feel like people these days forget even we all aren't saints.
I'm not saying what he's doing isn't realistic or smart but people seem to act like he's a pure victim or something.
I do agree that Kang Jun is not a great person and his actions towards other characters are very upsetting. Especially how he couldn’t understand how much he hurt Yohan with the dinner scene. But- No matter how bad of a person you are, even if you aren’t the initial victim, nothing justifies borderline grape. What they needed was communication. And was Yohan not in his right mind? Yes. He’s a victim to an insane amount of trauma. But trauma doesn’t justify violence. I have been placed in a seriously bad home environment as a child, words I won’t speak here, but I wouldn’t dare harm someone in such a way. I’m not sure any amount of “sorry” could make up for what they have both done to one another. It’s just not healthy.
I’m going to say that most people like this you will find yourself similar either completely or slightly, every one is somewhat selfish that is just our psychology we can’t change it but we can be better jun is a very good example of what most of us look like when there are no consequences of thinking what we what (because there are none if we don’t voice our thoughts) he’s human albeit rude but he’s also a teenage boy who cares too much in a superficial society IN high school cut him some slack I think Yohan might be worse