I think her reasoning is that she felt isolated because she experienced a different upbringing and she didn’t want either of them to feel that kind of self imposed isolation due to their relationship being unconventional for a small town in a South Korean country side. She doesn’t have anyone to relate to and thinks that the two MLs will feel the same kind of isolation as her due to their relationship being a taboo in a conservative small town.
Yea i know her reasoning. I even know that it wouldn't be great reception for two gay guys in a rural area. But her situation really has nothing to do with it. Maybe if she was concerned for the kid feeling isolated like her while growing up because of a 'different upbringing' it would make a bit of sense.
Like I said, she’s probably just worried about them being isolated. I mean I never said it was good reasoning, just explained her thought process.
I see. i'll think more on it
I really don't get her reasoning. Like I tried to understand, but what I got was she felt alone because she was different from others in that she faced parental neglect, and even that was self inflicted loneliness. It's not like her friends avoided her. Then she can see that this guy is happy with someone and is NOT lonely and yet she wants to find a girl for him? He's also beloved by the villagers, so it's not like they are going to outright hate him for being gay. I honestly don't get what the author wanted to portray with her...