When yuri was showing extreme abandonment fear and anxiety, i thought the healthiest option was for him to learn to manage it and therefore not being in a relationship (which I assumed was the route author would take). The complete opposite happening just feels like his character development went downhill. His possessiveness felt creepy and unsettling and i hated the fact that it was taken so lightly by the narration.
Yea, yuri is smart and he’s pretty arrogant about it, he assumes he’s observing others from a higher plane if that makes sense, so naturally his own actions go a bit unnoticed, between the two he holds more control, with the only control on Mr Lee being his decision to stay, so I think it’s pretty accurate so far, character development for yuri would have come from a place of extreme, like a big fight or a Mr Lee confronting for once rather than being agreeable all the time, so that it taps into his ignorance to his own faults, unfortunately it depends on mr Lee on whether he keeps coddling or sets boundaries
Man the pain she must be going through to see her beloved family like that. I am dying to see how she will react