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FINALLY!!! Someone mentioned it. Thank you
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I totally agree with this. We readers have the advantage of knowing everything that's going on. It may be frustrating for us but we must separate ourselves from the characters.
I see so many comments blaming Junyoung, and I guess I can understand why from our perspective. But remember, we as readers know the entire story with the whole misunderstanding and what's actually going on. Junyoung doesn't. He is torn being his love for Sihoon, and his conscience/guilt.
He's not trying to be wishy washy, and I'm sure everyone has experienced a time where your 'heart' and your 'head' don't agree on something. It's very hard to decide on how to resolve it, and even when we do, we still feel conflicting emotions.
It's easy to judge a situation as readers, but the characters themselves don't have a grasp of the entire 'plot', so I don't think the blame should solely be Junyoung's; there are many other factors in play that we are aware of, and he isn't.