@Deviant
You’re missing the 'why' behind Juhyeok’s entire actions, and that’s the whole point people keep ignoring. He isn’t being "inconsiderate” just because he’s asking Su Ah for stability—he’s literally a product of years of NON-CONSENSUAL pheromone interference. He's became so dependent to Su Ah to the point where he can’t even take suppressants anymore without risking his stability—something he could’ve done ages ago if it weren’t for Su Ah forcing him into this situation. He's not doing any this shii for fun or just for his own 'selfish' convenience that everyone of y'all thinking, he's trying to survive in a body that's been HIJACKED by that very same Alpha's obsession that your gooning for. And yes, he’s awkward about it because of the imbalance, but that’s a natural response to trauma, not entitlement or cruelty. If you actually pay attention to the story, all the “weird” or “transactional” moments are Juhyeok trying to navigate a system that Su Ah literally built around him WITHOUT CONSENT . The problem isn’t the MC, it’s that some readers keep centering the Alpha’s comfort while erasing the very real consequences of Su Ah’s obsession, coercion, and boundary-crossing. Feel bad for Su Ah all you want, but don’t rewrite the narrative to make the Juhyeok the villain when he’s been surviving the fallout of someone else’s actions the whole da** time.
You’re missing the 'why' behind Juhyeok’s entire actions, and that’s the whole point people keep ignoring. He isn’t being "inconsiderate” just because he’s asking Su Ah for stability—he’s literally a product of years of NON-CONSENSUAL pheromone interference. He's became so dependent to Su Ah to the point where he can’t even take suppressants anymore without risking his stability—something he could’ve done ages ago if it weren’t for Su Ah forcing him into this situation. He's not doing any this shii for fun or just for his own 'selfish' convenience that everyone of y'all thinking, he's trying to survive in a body that's been HIJACKED by that very same Alpha's obsession that your gooning for. And yes, he’s awkward about it because of the imbalance, but that’s a natural response to trauma, not entitlement or cruelty. If you actually pay attention to the story, all the “weird” or “transactional” moments are Juhyeok trying to navigate a system that Su Ah literally built around him WITHOUT CONSENT . The problem isn’t the MC, it’s that some readers keep centering the Alpha’s comfort while erasing the very real consequences of Su Ah’s obsession, coercion, and boundary-crossing. Feel bad for Su Ah all you want, but don’t rewrite the narrative to make the Juhyeok the villain when he’s been surviving the fallout of someone else’s actions the whole da** time.
Yaoiholic
