I don’t think he’s that at all. Sociopaths and psychopath are pleasure seekers because they lack empathy, they steer towards instant gratification. This includes being sex addicts in many cases. Kan Moo is likely indulgent in whatever “stimulates” him even momentarily so it’s likely his partner doesn’t even matter at all. If he was a traditional sex addict even, he could still identify as straight for instance but the compulsion for sex would allow for more “perverse” persuasions to insight sexual excitement. Hence you could theoretically be completely “straight” but pursue sexual partners and experiences that are totally reliant on one’s addictions and increasing stimulus. That’s not to being gay is perverse in anyway it’s rather the shock to one’s sexual stimulus is the high for them, so someone can turn to bdsm, bestiality, pedophilia, scat etc where ever once the former has ceased to produce the same euphoria.
Damn, thank you for this, very interesting point.
This is something that people often overlook and ignore. So thank you for sharing rhis. Psychopathy goes beyond sexual preference. Its what excites them and gives them the most pleasures. For this story, its really scary that Kang Mu finds all those stimulus can be found in or through kirin. Its as if kirin becomes the gateway for him. And its important to note that, in this new chapter, kang mu able to seeks pleasure with having sex with kirin.
What do you think about this? I was shocked to read that kang mu who had lost "apetite" suddenly exploded with desire when he had sex with Kirin at the initiation party.
This also remind of their second time in the hotel (after kirin got hunted) kang mu basically got arouse after seeing kirin's naked body. He also fuck him so hard afterwards
I think this story is not that outstanding to be made into a live adaption
Its not original or new but it has potential, thats it
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There have been some TERRIBLE adaptations lol don't see why this one could not get one but that's just my opinion, you could be right (〜￣△￣)〜
This deserves a real life adaptation, the story is so good and the characters are incredibly well done. I still fear having the "villain" be gay and a psychopath could send a wrong message to LGBT deniers and what not...
Hope a production company sees the potential in this as many of us do. This author is just amazingly good.