Honestly, reading this manga infuriated me to no end, lol.
The first couple annoyed me because it was clear they both liked each other. The MC couldn't really realize his actual feelings towards the ML and kept dating other people, while ML just wouldn't come clean about his feelings towards MC and kept beating around the bush to stay by his side, which did more harm than good. They wasted so many years just going around in circles.
The second couple was ok. Seonwoo was an interesting character, but I felt like his actions were swept under the rug just like that with the introduction of his backstory. His backstory was sad as per usual, but that doesn't really make his actions anymore right. He is still at fault for treating other people like objects and making a fool of their feelings as a show for his shitty friends. His family was shitty, alright, but I think he was old enough at some point to understand not all of his actions were neither right or justified.
The last straw for me was when he decided to ghost Taeseo for a whole week without saying anything to him. Just because you are afraid to be abandoned, doesn't mean you get to ghost other people like that. Taesoo seemed way too amicable towards every bullshit Seonwoo put him through. I wish he was actually a bit more challenging towards his actions, ngl.
Anyway, despite everything I enjoyed reading this. I think the characters were all refreshing despite all of their short comings.
Honestly, reading this manga infuriated me to no end, lol.
The first couple annoyed me because it was clear they both liked each other. The MC couldn't really realize his actual feelings towards the ML and kept dating other people, while ML just wouldn't come clean about his feelings towards MC and kept beating around the bush to stay by his side, which did more harm than good. They wasted so many years just going around in circles.
The second couple was ok. Seonwoo was an interesting character, but I felt like his actions were swept under the rug just like that with the introduction of his backstory. His backstory was sad as per usual, but that doesn't really make his actions anymore right. He is still at fault for treating other people like objects and making a fool of their feelings as a show for his shitty friends. His family was shitty, alright, but I think he was old enough at some point to understand not all of his actions were neither right or justified.
The last straw for me was when he decided to ghost Taeseo for a whole week without saying anything to him. Just because you are afraid to be abandoned, doesn't mean you get to ghost other people like that. Taesoo seemed way too amicable towards every bullshit Seonwoo put him through. I wish he was actually a bit more challenging towards his actions, ngl.
Anyway, despite everything I enjoyed reading this. I think the characters were all refreshing despite all of their short comings.