author: makes a story about a broke guy who almost ends up k¡lling himself and his little brother due to debts and poverty.
also the author: calls us readers poor, broke and demands that we should k¡ll ourselves lmao
Bruh she said "when did I encourage an illegal reader to commit suicide?
You are obsessing over one sentence, blurring the essence of the problem, and there is a serious leap in logic.
It's really funny how I've become the perpetrator in this situation"
Like telling people to disappear isn't the same as telling them to go and d!e just because we're poor
Also what was Jeongro's problem? what was the problem at all? like he didn't feel enough for Gyul? had self esteem issues so he left? I feel like the big conflict was just a wall made of glass between the two and I can't really see what was the actual obstacle to their happiness. I only understood the story from Gyul's side: catched feelings and was thinking ab moving forward with Jeongro but got suddenly ghosted and abandoned but couldn't let go of Jeongro's ghost. Then he was pretty easy and took him back. anything else?
It seems like Jeongro couldn’t see himself on the same level as Gyul and felt insecure, he left to get his life back on track but the way he did honestly wasn’t the best. The way I understood it the conflict between them was Jeongro being avoidant and gyul being attached. Reading from a 3rd party always makes conflicts like this look real stupid until you’re the one living it
oh thank you so much. It makes sense now. And yeah ur right. I have never ever liked somebody and much less been in a relationship so it's only natural I just wouldn't get this kind of stuff ti the point it's plain annoying.
Lolol you’re welcome! Yeah I get u, personally I’ve been in gyuls shoes before so it definitely does resonate with me but I can totally see others being a lil confused