I've already said this in response to someone else regarding my thoughts on Chanwoo's dealing with MD's confession, but I figured I'd share. The way I see it is that Chanwoo values their relationship for what it is, a sub/dom relationship. They've built that dynamic on mutual trust, and I think Chanwoo is scared of losing that. He's not had a decent traditional relationship, but he's got a good thing going with MD, and I think he's scared of losing it entirely, so he's sticking to what he knows. That being said, while Chanwoo trusts MD within the limits of their sub/dom relationship, I don't think that applies extraneously. I think that Chanwoo has a hard time believing that MD has genuine feelings for him, and as such, he's rejecting him, in the tractional sense of a relationship. Therefore, I don't believe that Chanwoo is intending to hurt MD by introducing his "new bf" to him, but trying to almost desperately prove that he can find a "normal" relationship, so they can keep theirs as is.
I've already said this in response to someone else regarding my thoughts on Chanwoo's dealing with MD's confession, but I figured I'd share. The way I see it is that Chanwoo values their relationship for what it is, a sub/dom relationship. They've built that dynamic on mutual trust, and I think Chanwoo is scared of losing that. He's not had a decent traditional relationship, but he's got a good thing going with MD, and I think he's scared of losing it entirely, so he's sticking to what he knows. That being said, while Chanwoo trusts MD within the limits of their sub/dom relationship, I don't think that applies extraneously. I think that Chanwoo has a hard time believing that MD has genuine feelings for him, and as such, he's rejecting him, in the tractional sense of a relationship. Therefore, I don't believe that Chanwoo is intending to hurt MD by introducing his "new bf" to him, but trying to almost desperately prove that he can find a "normal" relationship, so they can keep theirs as is.