Comment by Seohu on Crossing the Line - Chapter 115

Comment on ChapterCrossing the Line - Chapter 115
Seohu
SeohuChapter Cruncher·2 months ago
Ch. 115
As a long time garam supporter and sm1 who's been advocate for garam all this time. You ducked up author. Give me your address I wanna have a cup of tea with you (poison included).

Anyway Garam is right, YJH is leaving evrything just to be with garam evn his own family and garam doesn't want it. While YJh wants to be with garam no matter what. Some readers might hate garam for this but it tells bout their thinking that they would rather have their partners kidnapped in basement just to be with them like Vier from Yesterday series did. This arc is bout both of them growing up. Garam needs to understand that hiding a relationship isn't necessary coz the world is developing and YJH needs to understand we shouldn't leave the world just for sm1 we love.

At the end of the day, love isn’t about choosing each other over everything, it’s about choosing each other without losing yourselves. If they can’t learn to love without destroying parts of themselves, then this was never love to begin with.
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@Seohu your so thrilled hahaha.. 
Yeah indeed love is about two individual people caring ,respecting and understand each other feelings  if you felt something is wrong or unsure about it just end it you don't to figured out if you genuinely love someone There's no hesitation. No matter how hard life may become or there's obstacle along the way if you love someone you will choose it no matter what.
@Seohu YJH doesn't leave the whole world for garam. All the decisions he made were valid and actually well thought off. YJH wanting to quit his job - he didn't take it seriously from the start, it was mainly for fun, and when garam expressed he doesn't like it, that just made him consider it more. YJH not wanting to talk to his family that much anymore - they were rude to him for a long time, they don't take him seriously, they constantly demean him... how is it unreasonable for him to cut most of contact with them? Him leaving the whole world for garam would actually be if he accepted the torment from his family, and continued to take their verbal harassment, just because garam said so and doesn't want them to break off the contact. So no, he didn't do it just because garam was involved, he was tired for a while now, he just finally had someone he could rely on and detach from his family. YJH is the one more mature in this relationship, which is funny, cause it used to be the other way around. One got a character development, one became unsufferable. One became selfless, one became selfish. Garam only sees himself, decides everything by himself, while YJH is there begging for them to talk like normal couple. They don't need a break, they need to break up. Garam has to finally realise his mistakes and for a change do the chasing himself, and YJH needs to stop being pushover and let himself being called childish by garam. I hope this doesn't sound mean, i only wanted to express my point of view, no hate to you reallyyy💜
Seohu
SeohuChapter Cruncher·2 months ago
@Rose Poster  I get what you’re saying, and I agree that love should involve care, respect, and choosing each other through difficulties. But I don’t think love should be only about “no hesitation” or “always choosing no matter what.”
 
From my perspective, a healthy relationship also needs balance where both people can grow as individuals without losing themselves in the process. If someone has to give up their entire life or identity, that might not be healthy love, even if it feels strong.
 
So I think love isn’t just about never questioning it’s about understanding each other deeply, working through doubts together, and choosing each other without sacrificing who you are.
 
We might just see love a bit differently, but I respect your point.
Seohu
SeohuChapter Cruncher·2 months ago
@strawberrycream I get where you’re coming from, and I actually agree with some of your points, YJH’s decisions about his job and his family are valid, especially considering how he’s been treated. Cutting off toxic or unhealthy dynamics is completely reasonable, and I respect that.
 
But I think where we differ is how we see the relationship itself. For me, the concern isn’t about those individual decisions, but more about the direction they’re both heading as a couple. YJH making changes because of Garam’s influence and Garam wanting to maintain boundaries can both be true at the same time, without one of them being entirely right or wrong.
 
I also wouldn’t say one is fully “selfless” and the other “selfish” it feels more like both of them are struggling in different ways and reacting to their own insecurities. Instead of seeing it as one becoming mature and the other unsufferable, I see it as both of them needing growth, just in different directions.
 
And I think that’s what makes this arc interesting they’re not perfect, and neither of them has fully figured out how to balance love with individuality yet.
 
But I appreciate you sharing your perspective, and I respect your opinion even if we see the characters differently 💜
@Seohu what's the biggest problem tho, is not the garam's insecurities, cause i get what he is trying to say, the problem is him not wanting to communicate, he just leaves with only one note😭 the relationship consist of both of them, jyh deserves to express himself too, and garam always makes the yjh the childish one, while he can't admit his mistakes. it's like he thinks he is the only one who struggles, and yjh is careless. when this could be solved if he didn't run away like a child a communicate back. he is not the only one in relationship, he shouldn't be the one to decide for both of them😕. it would be different if he wanted to break up entirely, then it's okay to leave without much explaining. but he expects yjh to accomodate him again (with the so called break without both of them agreeing to it), while blaming him for accomodating to him as well🫠😀 what he is doing doesn't make sense, that's why i can't completely understand him like i understand yjh, cause from this it's hard to defend him, even if yjh has his faults too. anyways you are sweet i love kind and mature people💗, i got flamed many times in comments for not agreeing, so xoxo to you!!
Seohu
SeohuChapter Cruncher·2 months ago
@strawberrycream I don’t think Garam’s actions come from a place of wanting to control the relationship. It feels more like he’s trying to protect both of them in the way he understands, even if his way of handling it isn’t perfect. So for me, it’s less about one being right and the other wrong, and more about both of them struggling to communicate their needs properly. I agree that YJH’s feelings shouldn’t be ignored, and Garam should communicate better instead of shutting things down. But I also feel like calling one of them “more mature” or blaming everything on one side oversimplifies things a bit they’re both reacting to their own emotions and insecurities in different ways.

And about your last line thank you, that actually means a lot. I think being able to disagree but still talk respectfully is important, and I’m glad we could have this kind of discussion without turning it into hate. Not many people do that, so I really appreciate your approach 💗