It’ll be hard tho since not only is he a guy, but he’s also new to them. They haven’t known him long enough yet so they can’t just be like “he’s a guy but we’ve seen what he’s like” and what not. That’s if the author decides to write it that way. I’m curious as to how their relationship will proceed. I can see it being hard not only for them personally but also for Mr. Kwon professionally. They kinda have no choice but to live there unless Mr. Kwon gives up being village head. Which I don’t see him doing.
well yea those are just my wishes for the story. wasn’t going for realism here
Sorry if I came off like that. I was actually talking about the different scenarios that the author can take the story too.
this is the author’s first work where homophobia is centered in the story. interested to see where the author takes it and if it’ll harm the peaceful village life they have now so im scared lol. can the ajummas be chill and accept them, then fight off other conservative oldies please