
"the author doesn't even think it's a problem." Who says she doesn't? People like writing about red flags aaaalllll the time. If you're looking for a green flag, this definitely isn't for you. Since the beginning, Yuri has a fucked up personality, it won't change just because he started dating. But you can keep on reading, whatever floats your boat I guess.

I agree with you that Yuri may seem childish, but if you truly understand his story, you’d realize what has shaped him that way. Healing a wounded soul takes time, Yuri and Seonwoo are proof that love can bloom when both are willing to nurture and care for each other. I guess that's why this story named Form of Sympathy.
So beautiful. So REAL. (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Don’t get me wrong, this was quite a good read. It was nice seeing the story line progress slowly since then it would be more satisfying. But DAMN, I’m with Yohan in saying I feel bad for Seonwoo. If they’re happy together that’s great but also Yuri might wanna see someone about that SEVERE anxiety of his. Realistically, I don’t think anyone wants a partner who’s 21 and still acts like a baby. He swears, calls Seonwoo a manwhore, hurts himself to get pity, takes advantage of Seonwoo’s kindness and jumps to conclusions so easily for like 4 whole chapters. And then the author like doesn’t even think of this as a problem??!!! It’s a big fucking red flag to me. Please stop romanticising this kinda toxicity. I would’ve loved this more if the author actually showed us them working through this as a problem. But, whatever floats your boat I guess.