Jaeeon Learning to Open Up (11 October 21)

Looking back, I wonder how it felt to be JE here. JE was not lying when he said she knew him so well, because his heart was so locked, the only ounce that he showed was to her. But NB didn't know that. Opening up about the rawest parts of ourselves takes time.


That little pause and then smile is very characteristic of him. The way he answers when it's difficult to answer. And I do believe his only answer to her disappointment was to communicate and offer more of himself through touch.

It’s easy to see how this show was promoted and think that it was about gratuitous sexuality. However when you watch it, intimacy where portrayed, was used to progress the story, give insight to characters.

He couldn’t rely on touch forever, and part of his growth was to learn to use words, however inadequately. And for her, it was to be brave to ask the right questions and meet him halfway. Change that took time and still takes time, but that both endeavour to.

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