Understanding Taeho’s reluctance to fall in love with Eunwoo is crucial, as it stems from a lifetime of conditioning and a profound sense of unworthiness. His belief that he doesn’t deserve love likely originates from his long-standing yearning for Eunwoo since childhood. Taeho’s primary focus has always been on ensuring Eunwoo’s safety, instilled in him from a young age.
Taeho’s struggle to develop feelings for others is understandable, given that his heart is already committed to Eunwoo, whom he sees as his other half. Despite attempts to divert his affections elsewhere, he finds himself unable to reciprocate the feelings of others because of his deep-seated connection to Eunwoo.
The threat that if Eunwoo falls in love with someone, he or the person he loves will be killed adds another layer of complexity to Taeho’s dilemma. It intensifies his protective instincts and reinforces his resolve to keep Eunwoo safe at all costs.
Upon realizing that the threat to Eunwoo’s life doesn’t necessarily come from external sources, but could also involve sacrificing himself, Taeho’s willingness to make that sacrifice highlights the depth of his love and devotion.
His love for Eunwoo is profound and protective, evoking feelings of anger towards those who attempt to pursue Eunwoo romantically, as Taeho’s ultimate desire is for Eunwoo to live and thrive.
In Taeho’s position, I would likely make the same choices. The depth of his love and his unwavering commitment to Eunwoo’s safety resonate deeply with me. Facing the same circumstances, I believe I would prioritize protecting the person I care about above all else.
Understanding Taeho’s reluctance to fall in love with Eunwoo is crucial, as it stems from a lifetime of conditioning and a profound sense of unworthiness. His belief that he doesn’t deserve love likely originates from his long-standing yearning for Eunwoo since childhood. Taeho’s primary focus has always been on ensuring Eunwoo’s safety, instilled in him from a young age.
Taeho’s struggle to develop feelings for others is understandable, given that his heart is already committed to Eunwoo, whom he sees as his other half. Despite attempts to divert his affections elsewhere, he finds himself unable to reciprocate the feelings of others because of his deep-seated connection to Eunwoo.
The threat that if Eunwoo falls in love with someone, he or the person he loves will be killed adds another layer of complexity to Taeho’s dilemma. It intensifies his protective instincts and reinforces his resolve to keep Eunwoo safe at all costs.
Upon realizing that the threat to Eunwoo’s life doesn’t necessarily come from external sources, but could also involve sacrificing himself, Taeho’s willingness to make that sacrifice highlights the depth of his love and devotion.
His love for Eunwoo is profound and protective, evoking feelings of anger towards those who attempt to pursue Eunwoo romantically, as Taeho’s ultimate desire is for Eunwoo to live and thrive.
In Taeho’s position, I would likely make the same choices. The depth of his love and his unwavering commitment to Eunwoo’s safety resonate deeply with me. Facing the same circumstances, I believe I would prioritize protecting the person I care about above all else.