tbh I love how the author is going about Yeonduk and Skyler's current relationship it's so realistic how she's approaching the trauma Yeonduk is having to overcome in order to accept Skyler's feelings for him and to return them. We can't forget that to Yeonduk as much as he cares for Skyler, Skyler is the physical embodiment of all the physical and emotional trauma that he's endured for years, despite misunderstanding that caused it. For Yeonduk to even consider Skyler's feelings he has to completely forgive Skyler, but Yeonduk looks to have simply taken the higher ground of forgiving Skyler for Skyler's sake rather than the proper closure that Yeonduk truthfully needed. Eventually the two of them will sort things out but really i'M just wowed by how this author has portrayed Yeonduk with PTSD in in such a truthful manner.
tbh I love how the author is going about Yeonduk and Skyler's current relationship it's so realistic how she's approaching the trauma Yeonduk is having to overcome in order to accept Skyler's feelings for him and to return them. We can't forget that to Yeonduk as much as he cares for Skyler, Skyler is the physical embodiment of all the physical and emotional trauma that he's endured for years, despite misunderstanding that caused it. For Yeonduk to even consider Skyler's feelings he has to completely forgive Skyler, but Yeonduk looks to have simply taken the higher ground of forgiving Skyler for Skyler's sake rather than the proper closure that Yeonduk truthfully needed. Eventually the two of them will sort things out but really i'M just wowed by how this author has portrayed Yeonduk with PTSD in in such a truthful manner.