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I couldn't agree more. Parents like this, with their passive-aggressive rejection of who their son is, tend to convince themselves that they're looking out for their child's future happiness. that's total BS, though. If they were concerned about their children's happiness, they would realize that THEY are the ones causing the most pain to their child. Dragging it out over the course of years of suffering makes it even worse. I would prefer my parents to just cut me off completely to this kind of ambiguous situation. At least then, I wouldn't be forced to constantly consider the reactions of people who never considered my feelings.
I'm gonna repeat what I've said before: ignorance is not an excuse. even if his parents aren't familiar with homosexuality, seeing their child suffer as a result of their actions should be enough of a wake-up call - it's basic human decency, like...
DJun really deserves so much praise for how he's portrayed the family's rejection of Yuyang. I just started to bawl out when he spoke up about the bullying :c