Wanted to check in to see if it wasn't as horrible as it seemed it was going to be. It's worse, hurray. :( The boss needs to be institutionalised, Dajeong needs support in getting out of this, and the readers calling him variations of "stupid" or "spineless" need a brain revamp. He is in deep mourning for his mother and caught up in this intense, dysfunctional attachment to the one person in his life with any connection to the most formative years of his life. If he cuts him off it will contribute to him feeling completely unmoored from his sense of self. It's also a readily available relationship intense enough to offer a kind of escape from that reality. Webtoons always turn the dynamics up to the nth power but the basic factors at work here are not indecipherable hieroglyphics, damn. I know it's frustrating to witness but oof.
Anyway, I wish webtoon creators did interviews because I truly want to know what in tarnation possessed Yeoro to go in this direction. Either way I'm out.
Wanted to check in to see if it wasn't as horrible as it seemed it was going to be. It's worse, hurray. :( The boss needs to be institutionalised, Dajeong needs support in getting out of this, and the readers calling him variations of "stupid" or "spineless" need a brain revamp. He is in deep mourning for his mother and caught up in this intense, dysfunctional attachment to the one person in his life with any connection to the most formative years of his life. If he cuts him off it will contribute to him feeling completely unmoored from his sense of self. It's also a readily available relationship intense enough to offer a kind of escape from that reality. Webtoons always turn the dynamics up to the nth power but the basic factors at work here are not indecipherable hieroglyphics, damn. I know it's frustrating to witness but oof.
Anyway, I wish webtoon creators did interviews because I truly want to know what in tarnation possessed Yeoro to go in this direction. Either way I'm out.