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I've said that so many times, I've lost count. rofl

Because the big guys on top have to make shit hard for us plebeians, obviously.

You're missing my point, hun. You said, and I quote, once again, "Fiction=real life". Sure, things like this happen in real life, however, this isn't real life; it's a work of fiction. So, saying that I'M contradicting myself is beyond ridiculous when you are doing the exact same.

Yeah. rofl

This isn't an anime, sadly, so that's highly unlikely.

He's beyond help at this point, imo.

Well, who knows. This is Kdrama logic we're talking about.

I've been excited for plenty of BLs to come out but this one is by far the one that made me wake up early each and every day it airs the next episode.

I honestly thought there would be another check on the evil bingo card. The rape of Da On; however, we're still unsure if Su Hyeon had forced himself on Da On after kissing him, also forcefully, I may add. So, of course, we could have that checked off, too.

Maybe it wasn't said how he was hurt? I don't know, truthfully, because we weren't shown anything other then Jae Min getting an IV in his wrist and some medical check ups here and there before being released.

Maybe bringing up "happy" memories for Da On to come back to? I don't know, honestly, but we'll see in the final episode.

No, he's leaving Da On alone for good. (Or so we hope.)

Because Kdrama logic.

Leaning more toward the two of them working together, but I could be wrong.

I'm definitely leaning toward them working together. Regardless the whole Jae Min leaving thing-- it doesn't fit his character at all. He definitely would not give up that easily. I don't believe it, anyway.

So, I admit that the flashbacks to Da On, Su Hyeon, and Jae Min's moments are cute, but I still can't see Da On with either of them.
I also don't believe that Jae Min would back off that easily. It's most definitely that it's not only Su Hyeon that kidnapped Da On but also Jae Min. They're definitely working together whether they like it or not, and if I'm proven wrong, then touché.
Edit: I freely admit that I cried SO much at seeing how hurt Seong Hyeon was at seeing the hickey on Da On's neck.

That's true, however, you're claiming that the work of fiction (Secret Relationships) is real in your statement above.
"Fiction = real life" is incorrect.

Red flag...? Wat.

Correction: non-fiction is what you're thinking about.
Fiction is the entirely made up version.

That's just his character in a nutshell. Whilst I feel the same way that there's too much shouting and shit, it can't be helped when the dude is an angry, abusive son of a bitch.