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mine is that if guys could actually get pregnant by girls and girls couldn't, the world would be pretty much the same except it would be girls being in higher positions.

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Everybody has trauma responses they are automated survival reactions most are familiar with the two trauma responses: fight or flight. Yuwon shows a lot of signs of fawning especially in chapters 72. Edit: Many people that fawn may experience identity confusion and develop codependency patterns I find his character reflects both. Coincidentally, Dohun identifies with the deer in his story book that’s saved by the tree (Yuwon). I keep referencing the last scene between Yuwon and Seungmin but didn’t the yellow lights behind Seungmin resemble the spiked chestnuts the tree drops to save the deer? If the present is shown to parallel the past then who is the tree in Yuwon’s pov and how does he know about that story?

I see a lot of similar questions of "user you see the most" and I wonder if there's anyone here that ACTUALLY wants to be on that list. I'm neutral on the matter because I don't have the desire to be known even though I do answer a lot of questions from time to time. But I'm sure other people are different. Do you or do you not want people to reco......

Pause- Haerim isn’t dense surprisingly he actually pieced things together quick as expected of a reporter. Hmm and him waiting outside of the hotel what are the chances he’s planning a stake out to take photos of the two bye he has the opportunity to be the best home wrecking cockblocker ever he better not fumble

I did wonder if he leaked info from Taeyang’s laptop and was the one to spread the rumors but he heard that from a coworker. Maybe he further spread it but who could be the first mole besides the wife, taeyang and or one of the ml’s past relationships? The timing is too convenient with the drug scandal the wife is trying to hide idk

I have to hold my laugh back everytime i see his lips

Since Leviticus and so many other queer horror hits are blowing up right now… would people actually want and agree if directors leaned HEAVY into gore first instead of romance. Don’t get me wrong I love the ones we have like The Summer Hikaru Died, Khemjira, leviticus and similar gems are great… but as a gay man who is also huge slasher f......

Janus is also the name of a Roman God. The month January was named after him and he’s often depicted with two faces one facing the past, the other facing the future.

The flooding every morning is probably a metaphor for something. The seagull guides her up the island and mentions all these berries that will soon ripen all of which bloom from very late spring to early summer but she wears a beanie and a winter uniform. Together they pick flowers and berries she can be seen whistling. At the end of the day while the tide is still low she visits that girl who like her is dressed warm. She feeds her the berries and flowers she just picked she whistles once more. I saw this as a way to “feed” her memory alive. The wind picks up causing the petals to scatter and the tide rushes back in before going back to shore she rips her hair to tie it to the string. You know what they say, hair holds memory. I imagine her house is once again flooded after all tides rise and lowers everyday.

Their names have meaning that I find ties their relationship. Shiro meaning “White Castle”, Hiro standing for “generous, abundant or even tolerant” and Mio “beautiful path or thread” The opening scene is often repeated throughout the story. Hiro says he kept his head hidden bc the mountains behind Shiro looked scary. They’ve grown up around these mountains all their lives so what’s changed? In contrast to the dark mountains Shiro can be seen as a white knight Hiro mentions that he didn’t look at his face but like always he protects him and hung on his back. As the story progresses you see that flashback was a lie Shiro recounts on that same day he runs away. He turns his back on him and sees Hiro is crying watching him we don’t see his eyes but the tears streaming down his face. Shiro wonders, was that really you? Rather than the crybaby he’s used to seeing I think he saw a stoic Hiro.

When he visits Shiro in the future he asks Mio if her body is alright her answering yes I interpreted as him confirming Shiro no longer has use for him. I find chapter 4 seems to parallel the conversation he has with Shiro in the kitchen. The ending I assume Hiro thought that Shiro would leave just as he did as they were kids and once again when he leaves for college each time running away from him. He mentions the life Shiro would have with Mio knowing his attempts at being normal. He confesses knowing it would scare off Shiro, at what he thought would be their end but alas…

#kidnapthatuke!!
yaoi is life
dohun and yuwon are the ONLY couple ever.
red velvet = the kpop group 
kookiez = jungkook 
i love apocalyptic yaoi

Long before Yuwon was revealed to be the victim his name tag would show up blank whenever he acted as a hero but what does it mean here in Dohoon’s POV?

Rereading the soda can scene from both of their povs in chapter 41 vs 68. The name tags shift constantly when reality and memory begin to overlap almost like they’re erasing the names to better suit their narrative. Dohoon’s narrative being Yuwon actually hadn’t changed as for Yuwon it’s that he still moves without thinking. Both coming to the conclusion that Yuwon remains the Unchanged Man.

I feel like all the animals and insects in this are all intentionally mentioned. The fly, centipede, cicada, deer and in later chapters, a sparrow… I wanted to go over my observations surrounding the centipede on Seungmin’s collar in chapter 15. I shared in my first analysis that Yuwon must’ve grew up being blamed and that’s why he blames Dohoon when they first meet and in the future. Anyways, I came across this poem about a centipede. It tells the tale of a centipede once asked by a toad which one of your legs move first after overthinking it began to struggle to crawl. The poem later inspires the centipede effect. It occurs when an act performed unconsciously is questioned it becomes harder to perform? Worded very poorly sorry. Most examples I came across included walking, a horse galloping, the centipede crawling (breathing- if you want to take it that far) and take a pro athlete for instance once they over analyze a maneuver they struggle to perform it. All these examples are done by instinct or done enough times it becomes natural. For Yuwon it’s protecting others. It has been hinted he’s protected others and to think he’s said in the times that he has he moved without thinking. In the case that the centipede is directly linked to that poem it begs the question, how many times has he protected others for it to be an unconscious act to him and what was Yuwon’s childhood really like? We only see what he wants to believe ☹ Back to chapter 15, dohoon says he got the sudden urge to kill before killing the centipede. I feel like it symbolizes his desire to break his pattern.

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