This is a public work; therefore, people have the right to express their admiration, disappointment, or provide constructive criticism. However, the behavior displayed over the last two days has genuinely gotten out of hand. I want to assume the majority reading this are adults, but this is not well-adjusted behavior at all. The hypocrisy of liking a so-called “green flag” character but somehow thinking it's okay to harass and threaten a real person because the story didn't go the way YOU wanted.
When you read and invest in a love triangle, it's a 50-50 chance the side you're on won't win. The author can do whatever she wants with these characters because they are the result of her hard work and talent. If you don't like it, that's fine, but acting psychotic over fictional characters is just absurd.
Doyak said she poured her heart into Chapter 32, and I just knew they were special to her. The whole “how can we be over when we never really started?” was TELLING. Their tragic, interwined and nuanced backstory. The season 1 finale. Youngwoo still being with TJ even after he told Jo he wouldn't sleep with anyone because he knows he doesn't like it lmao?? The flashback of their first time. The reunion and how he admitted he was miserable after TJ disappeared and then asking TJ to leave with him. Then getting mad after he's rejected and having no form of intimacy with Jo after they meet up again. And him risking his life and Jo’s for their matching necklaces and earrings. And don't get me started on the visual parallels. It was always them.



(and even though I love morally grey characters and red flags tops myself, I do find it uncomfortable when they're portrayed like himbos/or have golden retriever personalities but then proceed to constantly coerce/ rape the bottom like huh)
Well said. I also feel like the placement of that Mokyeon backstory is a little unfortunate... Like, after months of waiting for season 2, the first 2 chapters focus on how much he suffered and how love-starved he is, and like... Yeah it's interesting and does explain the patterns of his behavior..? But now quite a lot of people hyperfocus on this and get mad at other characters for reacting appropriately to the VERY SHITTY things he just did in the present, and it leaves a bad taste in my mouth
This story has potential and I love messy relationships, but a sad backstory shouldn't negate the valid reaction Nanjo had (and Nanjo isn't even aware of said backstory!!). Mokyeon is not a poor little puppy beaten up for no reason... Anyway