The way that trauma in this webtoon (and many others) is addressed is really impressing me. Yunho not only lost his whole family in an accident but he is also dealing with survivor's guilt and PTSD. I really appreciate that research was done, that it is being handled in such a respectful way. Yunho isn't being isolated or shamed for reacting that way that he is. He is given a supportive environment in which to safely express the pain he is experiencing. I had to stop for a moment because it got me thinking about my own trauma. Hanwool mentioned that Yunho didn't have to try to get over his trauma. Essentially saying that "It's okay to not be okay." It really got me thinking about my own trauma and this is the first time a webtoon made me do that. Honestly, I didn't think I would love this webtoon so much, but I do. Once I'm no longer freaking homeless and looking for work, I want to pay for this webtoon and others that I have come to love.
The way that trauma in this webtoon (and many others) is addressed is really impressing me. Yunho not only lost his whole family in an accident but he is also dealing with survivor's guilt and PTSD. I really appreciate that research was done, that it is being handled in such a respectful way. Yunho isn't being isolated or shamed for reacting that way that he is. He is given a supportive environment in which to safely express the pain he is experiencing. I had to stop for a moment because it got me thinking about my own trauma. Hanwool mentioned that Yunho didn't have to try to get over his trauma. Essentially saying that "It's okay to not be okay."
It really got me thinking about my own trauma and this is the first time a webtoon made me do that. Honestly, I didn't think I would love this webtoon so much, but I do. Once I'm no longer freaking homeless and looking for work, I want to pay for this webtoon and others that I have come to love.