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Ye the issue with switching is so weird in mangas, it’s like the third time I’ve seen it happen where it’s brought up but the top entirely ignores the idea, and it’s even worse here cause the bottom didn’t even wanna bottom either in the first place
It was clear from the beginning that Chungho was only seeing Jun's outward facade and not who he really is as a person. He was too fixated by his glamorous appearance and sociable facade to understand Jun's insecurities and short comings. Heck, even their friend understood him more than Chungho was able to... Lol. At least they communicated with each other, but that had to be pushed by Bea too.
I don't know why authors even bring in the topic of switching if they are never going to make the couples talk about it properly, instead of the top completely dismissing his partner's request. It ends up making them seem like an asshole who can't seem to see beyond their own comfortability and pleasure.
Anyways, I wish they were able to get married by the end. Gay couples in Korea/Japan usually just put each other in their family registry as a means to get married to each other. I wish they did that here. They have been together for nearly 14 years. It wouldn't be unusual to see them getting married to each other.