Well said! I re-read this manhwa a lot because I really enjoy Subin's growth from a wishy-washy young adult who's very confused with his first crush, into someone who's very committed to Kang Jun who couldn't really stand each other at the first place. His relationship with Kan Jung taught him a lot about commitment, tolerance and accommodating to each other's wishes with respect, something he did not receive from Hyunwoo.
And Kang Jun is also at an age where all he wanted was stability, instead he found this yougling brat with a crush on a supposed hetero dude. It must've been sooo much drama for him yet he clings on.
It's a very good story about letting go and working towards another path. I love it
So much roller coaster but it finally ended, in the most realistic way. I think this is besutiful, but I wouldn't mind some sweet extras ;-;
it made me happy to finally finish it... I didn't check on this for maybe more than a year, and I like to know that I too grew and could understand more of this story, I appreciated this story a lot
These new extra chapters got me to reread all the way back to the last few chapters of the main story, and this is my assessment:
When Subin left the house he had lived in with Hyunwoo, he looked back and slightly hoped Hyunwoo would hold him back, so I think at that time he still had lingering feelings. His getting together with Kang Jun was because the latter provided him with the stability and he felt safe next to him, which's not bad either--but we know he still didn't love him fully at that time.
2 years later, and at the time in the extras, Subin's thoughts and worries were all about Jun and their relationship, whereas he didn't even react one bit to Hyunwoo's other relationship or his moving TO LA (AND POSSIBLY NOT COMING BACK). So I believe his heart is at Jun's place already. It's subtle but also takes time for his feelings to change guys.
I think the extras only showed me that Subin's completely in love with Jun now because the author couldn't make it happen within the time frame of the main story. As for Jun's worries, it'll be on his mind for a long time, but it's also just a middle-aged people's fear since their lover's still young and has other options. He's yet to realize Subin's feelings for him, but he will as long as he stays with Subin as he says.
They're fine guys. We're just worrying too much. If Subin doesn't love Kang Jun he wouldn't bother fighting and be bothered by their fights.