
I think Jay is the closest we can get to understanding Tae's perspective in this whole story.
He has a broad, if not complete, view of everything. He knows Tae's past and at least Haseoo's current conditions.
He can make his own judgments about Tae's actions and try to find the logic behind them, just like us.
I have no doubt that Tae has genuine feelings for Haseoo, but the nature of those feelings has not yet been clarified. It's disturbing to see that she may be being used for some kind of personal self-fulfillment by Tae...
I wish the author would show a little more about these blind spots in the story.
If only so that the layers of complexity that the author is inserting make more sense.
Well, I'm still curious, let's follow along!

All this ridiculous drama when he came face to face with another man in the house, his fake concern, he's so detestable.
Detestable because while he was entertained with his new girl he only thought of Na Haesoo as a piece of furniture in the house, gathering dust while waiting for him.
And now he wants to act worried about her??
He's not worried about her. He's just frustrated for having lost something he considers his possession.
I feel so much hate whenever I remember how much he made her suffer, physically, mentally, emotionally and financially without even caring about her as a woman or as a person.
My biggest fear is that she, for whatever reason, will go back to this trash.

Finally the flashback came and wow, they are so cute together without all the toxicity...
They look so stunning that it breaks my heart to think about how love hit these two so hopelessly.
I don't have any hopes for a beautiful romance knowing the author, but I'm still curious.
Let's see how the "reorganization" will be.

Disproportionate and heartbreaking.
The author, show The seme has a certain amount of regret to soften all the gratuitous brutality.
I wasn't really expecting a fairy tale, but when the authors make the MC do and be the worst, it becomes harder and harder to swallow the couple together in a relationship.
At least in Pearl Boy Dossik didn't act like that...
Anyway, this was just a rant from someone who is contradictorily curious about the story.
I have a hunch that Nanjo isn't as naive as he seems when it comes to uke.
And that somehow he's become more interested in Mokyeon and that's why he's been avoiding seeing the twink alone.