Honeslty I feel bad for Taejoo. I know what it feels like to lose someone, and at some point it gets so hard to keep thinking of them and you're just so constantly sad and I hated feeling like that, so I just repressed the feelings and moved on because I couldn't take it anymore. I think that's what Taejoo did. He never properly faced his hurt, and just pushed it aside to try and recover, and now it's all resurfacing and coming back at him. However it was definitely wrong of him to deny closure to Joyoon. I can even understand that he wants to move on, because seeing Joyoon brought back that wave of pain he doesn't want to acknowledge, but he was also selfish in not giving the closure to Joyoon, because a part of him still wanted him.
Its all coming back to bite him in the ass now, the tidal wave has broken the floodgate he made. I think the author did a really good job making everyone very human and has a very good grasp of emotions.
Honeslty I feel bad for Taejoo. I know what it feels like to lose someone, and at some point it gets so hard to keep thinking of them and you're just so constantly sad and I hated feeling like that, so I just repressed the feelings and moved on because I couldn't take it anymore. I think that's what Taejoo did. He never properly faced his hurt, and just pushed it aside to try and recover, and now it's all resurfacing and coming back at him.
However it was definitely wrong of him to deny closure to Joyoon. I can even understand that he wants to move on, because seeing Joyoon brought back that wave of pain he doesn't want to acknowledge, but he was also selfish in not giving the closure to Joyoon, because a part of him still wanted him.
Its all coming back to bite him in the ass now, the tidal wave has broken the floodgate he made. I think the author did a really good job making everyone very human and has a very good grasp of emotions.