Is she stupid?

Kacos_34 February 6, 2025 6:26 pm

Can’t even be mad when the title is called “Selfish Romance” Girl, you’re chasing something that you know has been over for longer than you wanted to admit

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    toriiu February 7, 2025 12:23 am

    So... Hear me out. I think the dude is the stupid one, he was so grateful he just went along and didnt recognize his feelings, it goes deeper than being grateful, he was dedicated to her but for wrong reasons. He simply grew to love her, for him it was steady and stable, meanwhile she fell for him. So when she said she wanted to break up, he let her go because he made up his mind to do whatever she wants, when somebody asked him if he has a girlfriend he said he did cuz he thought of yoomin, he still felt dedicated to her, he just doesn't realize what love actually is and was dry and passive and lacked initiative. And now he actually is gonna make up for it, cuz he will become selfish after Hyundai comes into the picture. Either that, or he's gay and in love with his friend. Idk

    Kacos_34 February 7, 2025 1:26 am
    So... Hear me out. I think the dude is the stupid one, he was so grateful he just went along and didnt recognize his feelings, it goes deeper than being grateful, he was dedicated to her but for wrong reasons. ... toriiu

    Yea that passiveness was an immediate turn off for me and it was rough seeing her ignore it or convince herself it was just her own imagination. Overall good point. They’re both flawed and rn we’re watching a shift in their feelings and dynamic. I just can’t believe she’s doing the same thing and once again, ignoring her gut feelings, with the same person also lmaoooo the ending IM CRACKING UP

    KpopHoe February 7, 2025 6:21 am
    So... Hear me out. I think the dude is the stupid one, he was so grateful he just went along and didnt recognize his feelings, it goes deeper than being grateful, he was dedicated to her but for wrong reasons. ... toriiu

    Great analysis. I hope Iseon’s passiveness decreases and Yumin’s resolve grows