i both understand why hyesung and byul's reasons and their sides, but like... the one thing you could do to your mom, which is hyesung, was to not talk to her mother. i get it 'cause hyesung didn't want byul in the first place, but at least she learned how to love him and was actually PRESENT in his life—unlike hyesung's mother, who was present for a short amount of time, and practically disappeared. i don't get why some people are taking sides, like both of their sides are reasonable, and the fact that byul KNEW about it in such a young age is probably so traumatizing or whatever in his part—to know that your own mother didn't want you in the first place. don't take any sides y'all
both of it has its reasons, and it's understandable why such things like this happens. it's like generational trauma, but hyesung was the one who broke it 'cause he chose to stay by byul's side—he didn't even want to hold byul's baby sister when she was born because he didn't hold byul when byul was born. that's one of the proofs that he's guilty of what had happened, but guilt and apologies sometimes doesn't really heal a person's wound. it'll always be there—when hyesung's mother left him, and when byul found out that hyesung didn't even want him in the first place
both of it has its reasons, and it's understandable why such things like this happens. it's like generational trauma, but hyesung was the one who broke it 'cause he chose to stay by byul's side—he didn't even want to hold byul's baby sister when she was born because he didn't hold byul when byul was born. that's one of the proofs that he's guilty of what had happened, but guilt and apologies sometimes doesn't really heal a person's wound. it'll always be there—when hyesung's mother left him, and when byul found out that hyesung didn't even want him in the first place