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I've reread the series recently and honestly, i disagree with people calling him a green flag. His desire for Yujin is closer towards obsession even in the beginning. He forced his way into Yujin's life, used a bit of petty tricks to get him to agree to him and they end up tangled up together. However, he's not red either.

In my opinion, he has never done serious harm towards Yujin. In the beginning, Aaron treats Yujin similar to that of a prey. He even refer to what his grandfather taught him often about how to hunt. But when he realize that wouldn't work on Yujin, he decided to change his approach. He decided to go at Yujin's pace. He doesn't force himself in, merely arrive and wait to be let in. Not once had he done something to go against, harm, or violate Yujin he always wait for consent often time even letting Yujin use him to blow off some steam.

I understand the visualization they've depicted on him but honestly, despite all his anger after Yujin ran, Aaron didn't even know what to do if they do meet again. I remember for the ending of the season someone referred to him as "a dog that's been abandoned" and in my opinion he is acting exactly like that. He's desperately searching for Yujin, having restless nights waiting for him, trying his best to go about the day without him even using alcohol to soothe just a bit of his frustrations.

I believe he's simply angry that he's been left behind but from the beginning, he wasn't someone who is capable of harming Yujin. Because despite his obsession, Aaron loves him too much to harm him. He aways adjust himself to what Yujin wants rather than forcing him to do what he wants.

I am more covinced after the latest chapter because all of the baggage Aaron's been carrying melted away the moment Yujin held him. He thought he was angry, angry enough to destroy Yujin. But the moment he saw him, he couldn't even think of harming him. It's normal for someone to be incapable of thinking straight especially when they're depressed and angry i think all the things he said is just simply driven from all his frustration.

Especially since after he brought Yujin back he still didn't do anything that violates him. If you pay attention to Aaron when Yujin was waking up, you can see he's fully clothed. Yes, Yujin's body is riddled in marks. But honestly, it reminds me of a dog when their owner comes back and they lick them all over and marking their territory. Especially if you pay attention to the markings you'll notice this

Ofc, i could be wrong idk what the author is thinking or planning. But at least in my opinion, i don't think Aaron will harm Yujin. He will most likely be possessive, desperate and angry but im don't believe he would go so far as to r*pe him

I have been enjoying this story a lot and I see a lot of people seem confused on the plot and even saying the author should take writing lessons. Honestly, I do see where these words are coming from but I believe it might be a decision made by the author to write in this way.

The story is about a man who lost all of his memories, we have to remember that we are seeing this from the MC's POV. As mentioned in the season 1 finale, a character mentioned "He is already broken" As in his mind is irreversable and I believe that is what the author is trying to make the readers feel. The fact that the story is all over the place, the pacing is confusing, you don't understand a single thing that is going on. That is exacly what MC is feeling. He woke up with no memories and told all of these absurd things how he's the strongest hunter, how he had a lover, how he is hated, how everyone fear him. He doesn't understand what is going on and all the information he gain is from the bits and pieces people say or the way they treat him.

I believe the story pacing will start to change overtime once we finish an arc, but at this moment, this is what the character is feeling. It's confusing, it's all over the place and it's frustrating.

I think one thing I love about this story is how well they potray high schoolers or teenagers that is coming of age depending on their mentality and upbringing.

Jaemin is a child who grew up under strict household, he wasn't allowed to do much and have had to potray himself as "the best" especially in front of his parents. Naturally, he would want to rebel, similar to his sister who couldn't handle the pressure of being in the house anymore.

What I love the most is his suspicions towards the world, because yes, when you grow up under these circumstances, you won't be able to trust people so easily. You're constantly on edge, suspicious of everyone's intentions, even if they mean well you can't differentiate between fake and genuine.

You fear being hurt so much you'd rather keep your guard up and pull away from everyone before you get hurt first. Of course, this differs from person to person but it is a trauma response.

I think this shows perfectly when Seungpyo suddenly asked him out; remember how in the beginning, their relationship wasn't built on trust. It was built on blackmail and Seungpyo messing around which is why we've gotten to this point where Jaemin just follows whatever the hell he wants whilst trying to protect himself as best he can.

Jaemin is constantly trying to get the higher ground not knowing to Seungpyo, their relationship has changed from transactional to genuine. But then again, imagine you have a guy who threatened you and told you to send him nude... I don't think you'll want to date him it's crazy how much patience Jaemin has tbh...

And then onto Seungpyo, he too is a child who doesn't know any better especially in the dating department. Which is probably why he doesn't realize this whole ordeal is kinda messy...

He has never had strict enough parents like Jaemin so he couldn't understand Jaemin's fear and anxiety playing it off as "he's cold" or "he's rude" which is most likely why he's pushy and at times inconsiderate.

I really want to see Seungpyo see Jaemin not just the person in school, but him in his entirety and become an actual safe space for him. Idk how the story will end, I saw someone saying the story ends in chapter 46 which is rather abrubt but I really hope they explore their relationship more especially the one around Jaemin's anxiety and trust issues.

Anyways thanks for coming to my Ted talk- just really wanted to Yap about Jaemin... I would get more into his parents but ah I believe I've talked too much... And I wish I can say more about Seungpyo but honestly, he's just a silly guy... He's like a normal high school kid who's trying to do his best while messing around yknow exploring like how we would when we were younger

Hi guys, I see a whole lot of people saying "why take away his choice" I don't know the writer well, and this is only speculation. But isn't the way they treat the Omega similar to how women are treated irl? Idk, it might just be me that feels this way, but I feel like the writer is trying to depict what women go through.

Yes, the concept is absurd, yes the doctor is an absolute asshole for that. But if any of you ever heard of the #metoo movement you'd know this is realistic. People get harassed or have an unwanted pregnancy and they can't even terminate it without a man's approval.

Did you know if as a woman, you want your uterus removed, you have to have a man approve of it? This is why a lot of women started feminism. Because to us, our body is not our own.

I believe the author depicts this well, in this case ofc it's not a woman but someone who has a reproductive system that is treated the same way.

I understand some people wouldn't want to see this especially in fiction but it's just a thought I had which me personally, if that is what the author is trying to do, I really appreciate them for spreading the word since let's be honest, media is the best place to spread these messages.

I don't think the story is bad simply because they decide to spread awareness. Is it infuriating? Yes. is it realistic? Also yes. I think us women know how stupid some medical practices are especially when it comes to a woman's body.

I don't understand why so many people is surprised at this? As hurtful as it is to see them in this state, their psuchological response makes sense. Juheon had always been the type to pretend and push people away, this was shown clearly in the beginning when he literally wore a nice guy act. All he's doing in season 2 is reverting back to his old habit but worse because Dohu is there. He can't forget their past relationship so despite wanting to push him away, he still has lingering feeling so it's just a very complicated situation where he acts very contradictory to himself. And for Dohu, he has always been the type to push people's boundaries, even from the beginning the reason they got into a relationship is because he kept pushing Juheon's boundaries.

After their past relationship and both refusing to have a proper communication especially in Juheon's side I think the way they are acting now makes sense. Dohu is once again forcing his presence onto Juheon and Juheon is pushing him away.

And for those saying Dohu deserves better, remember that he, himself chose Juheon. It's just my guess but I think he is trying so hard because he sees Juheon's self destructive behaviour and he won't stand for it. He has seen what kind of person Juheon really is in the past, so the fact that he watches first hand as Juheon goes back to his worst condition is probably hurting him. He still clearly loves Juheon and want him to go back to his happier self but Juheon doesn't want that so Dohu is taking extreme measures.

And for those who say this is rape, I fully understand where you're coming from but please take a moment to look at the chracters and their mental state. Both is still desperate for one another but refusing to actually work through it, all that constipated emotion blew up all at once which resulted in this. I don't think it's rape, I think it's two immature men who is going against one another.

And for the blood, yeah it's honestly sad to see it go this far. But, Dohu did it to make a point from what I see. Juheon mentioned he does not care about Dohu, he doesn't care whatever happens to him let it be him in pain or whatever. Dohu literally said he will do whatever it takes to get to him and if he gives even the slightest bit of hesitation he won't ever let him go again. Although I didn't expect him to go to this extent, he did promise Juheon he will break that stubborn streak of his.

The scene clearly shows Dohu taking control and being far too rough on him. Knowing full well he wansn't lubricated. He's not an idiot, and he can feel his own body. He chose to keep going even after feeling the pain and told Juheon "I thought you said you wouldn't care if I was in pain?" He was proving a point. Albeit he did it in the worst way because he end up hurting himself. We can clearly see Juheon trying to stop him, telling him he'll hurt himself and he did. And Dohu simply say "i thought you said you wouldn't care if I was in pain?". He wanted to get under Juheon, to reveal his real emotions. And I believe he thinks the best way to do that is to go through extreme measures

I understand everyone's discomfort, but honestly, the story has been going how it would normally does just much more extreme and angsty. The characters haven't changed it's just they're acting more irrationally. And to be honest, it's realistic. This is how humans are, of course not everyone but it's a very human response. So if people don't feel comfortable, I recommend just dropping it. I understand it's not for everyone and your discomfort is valid so please take care of yourself and do whatever makes you feel most comfortable

THE WAY HIS IMMEDIATE INSTICTS IS TO PROTECT HIS LITTLE BROTHER IM CRYING PLEASEEE HE'S SO PRECIOUS I really love their dynamic, unlike a lot of sibling relationships in manhwa theirs is actually so healthy despite the tension in the family they still respect and care for one another

Translator is so real. Lets hold hands and cry together because this one is gonna be painful