Uh yeah no, as someone who does have childhood trauma, this is enough. I have a friend who grew up in a really rough neighbourhood a good chunk of her life, I’m talking the house smelled like mold situation, it did not help her mentally. I also have friends who have had neglectful or abusive parents, and they didn’t also have to find themselves food or live in a needle covered trash heap.
So well said, you understand the complexities and the psychology of the story, and it really is heartwarming for you to actually take the time to appreciate someone’s work, and go deeper into the understanding of the character and what the author is trying to portray. I applaud you.
Thank you. I really thought ppl are going to grill me for it.
Idk the reason people are calling it glimpse of childhood trauma when in actuality it's just showing how resilient JJK Was and still is. Idt y'all understand that author never wrote jaekyung weak and helpless, instead he was shown as cunning & opportunist. He's weak against his abusive father & stronger children but he never gave up (boxing & his cunning opportunistic behaviours after all that ). Childhood trauma? Bish where.. I didn't feel like it was bad enoughT to be called trauma. Yeah mommy left but so what any other woman with brains would too and this is probably a first time where ML is on par with MC. Idt Dan also suffered much , both have a grown ups to guide them in their childhood & both have equal share of bad lucks , yet JJK got lucky with his boxer genes & turned more selfish but that's how all rich people are. I'd love to see them work out together in the end Dan really needs out of depression he needs to pull himself tgt sooner than later. I don't mind if Jk is that person or not. This is about Dan & his story in the end