It's literally Kang discovering he is not mature and chill like how he is saying he is.
We could see that without the violent sex scene.
Where's the violent sex dude? He's not making him bleed, he's making him squirt
What them having violent sex has to do with Yiyoung liking it ?
Plus I hope you know that if Yiyoung doesn't bleed, it's only because it's fictional
What them having violent sex has to do with Yiyoung liking it ?
Plus I hope you know that if Yiyoung didn't bleed, it's only because it's fictional
oh okay. as long as i dont bleed it’s fine to do whatever the fck you want even if i say no. good to know
In case you don't know, violent sex isn't supposed to be enjoyed, its painful & yiyoung doesn't seem to be in pain, i dont see "ouch" "ow" "it hurts" anywhere
If it was violent sex he wouldn't be squirting, he would've been limp
how about he discovers it without forcing himself on his partner?
exactly
If it was violent sex mr kang wouldn't have been giving yiyoung's dick special attention, instead he would've focused on his own pleasure thrusting away
He is being childish. Violence, wow. Did he hit Ahn? It's rough sex but to call it violent is a stretch. If he banged Ahn's head on the wall, punched or choked Ahn until he fell unconscious, pinned and smushed Ahnxs face against the couch, Ahn got some bleeding anywhere on his body, then yeah violent, I'd agree but I did not see any that.
Agreed nice to meet you person with brain
This is where the characters' personalities and traits built over many chapters matter. It's nothing new that bottoms say no when they are being overstimulated. What sets a hard no and a coy, over stimulated no is the character's personality. Ahn says when he doesn't like something. Most recent proof is he confronted Kang when he didn't like what Kang said about not fighting for him. So if Ahn didn't want it, he would say so.
People read the chapters at face value, not within context.
Kang is always in control of his emotions. This is where he broke his own self. How the eff would he discover that without losing control? And the perspective is so one sided. Ahn was receptive because if he wasn't he would say it, clearly. Just like when he did not like what Kang told him when they were drunk.
That is a good point. How can one show losing control if they don’t lose control.
Losing control through sex is hitting multiple stones at once for the story/character dev and sex scene counter/requirement lol. I mean pretty sure the story needs some sexy time after a couple of chapters they have been talking, having a dispute and the introduction of a new character, either the editor said so or the author him/herself.
Then for character dev, if Kang lashed out privately or punched a wall, it's him trying to manage his emotions again, just not doing it calmly.
nah disgusting. destroyed the whole mr kang persona for me