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Omg I can imagine the AWKWARDNESS from far ahead….
Also yeah, Taeso would probably figure out soon that Seonwoo starts to be rude when he feels shy or swayed by emotions
Manga has two editions. First book about school boys falling in love for each other and other guy third-wheeling into their relationship, cause he had unrequited love towards one of them.
And second book about this boy with unrequited love. He meets older guy that just kind of laid back on everything. At first, older guy only feels pity for the boy, they hang out at home without any deeper context, until one day boy asks if he could love him seriously (romantically)
Also boy calls older guy tennen tarashii (person clueless about others people attractions to them)
They stay together and older guy just goes to work, makes money. They live together. And boy is still studying for uni. He feels insecure about being fully supported by older guy and using his money. But they figure it out in the end…
Maybe some will remember… I wanna re-read it badly :<
It was posted in 2022 (full en translation)
You guys don’t quite realize that this story is set in Japan, author is Japanese, and manners and stuff also Japanese.
Of course no one obliged to respond to someone else’s feeling towards them. But, it’s Japan. So, there are 職場の人間関係 aka manners between co-workers. Also 上下関係 aka why janitor has anything to do with higher positioned person. Also, not sure if you know, Japanese people have, like, a life credo: to work for the sake of society; to not ruin established rules by your own feelings. And by ignoring that girl feelings (that everyone knew about, and were bothered by it) Tooru basically made everyone uncomfortable for his own sake (there even was a moment when Tooru asks some random co-workers about this girl and realizes that she talked to basically everyone around him, desperately trying to get closer). He could have dealt with it long ago but preferred to just ignore the matter.
Once again, it’s how I see it from perspective of a person who knows some Japanese and read some books and articles on their society.
And well, I’m not actual Japanese so take it with a grain of salt.