I don’t get why he’s trying to protect the uke so much! He’s not a child, when he starts to work what will happen if his coworkers start to gossip about their “hidden relationship” or questions whether he’s straight or not!! I feel him finding comfort in his friends will be the best support he could have! I know having a loving, protective partner is great and all but the uke needs to face some reality of who he is and the life he’s choosing to live! His family and Cha is keeping him in this bubble under protection but I think it’s a dangerous game to play especially in a country like Korea. Idk it’s cute in story but I worry when he goes into society if he’ll be able to handle all that might happen (I’m speaking on the plot of him starting to work at Cha’s company…knowing Cha they gonna fool around there more than likely or some drama with someone liking him might cause issues! Idk I just want them to make him feel like it’s ok to have the world know, just tackle it one step at a time)(づ￣ ³￣)づ
I don’t get why he’s trying to protect the uke so much! He’s not a child, when he starts to work what will happen if his coworkers start to gossip about their “hidden relationship” or questions whether he’s straight or not!! I feel him finding comfort in his friends will be the best support he could have! I know having a loving, protective partner is great and all but the uke needs to face some reality of who he is and the life he’s choosing to live! His family and Cha is keeping him in this bubble under protection but I think it’s a dangerous game to play especially in a country like Korea. Idk it’s cute in story but I worry when he goes into society if he’ll be able to handle all that might happen (I’m speaking on the plot of him starting to work at Cha’s company…knowing Cha they gonna fool around there more than likely or some drama with someone liking him might cause issues! Idk I just want them to make him feel like it’s ok to have the world know, just tackle it one step at a time)(づ￣ ³￣)づ