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The central conflict revolves around Yuda's severe depression and identity issues, which are portrayed with a raw relatability that elicits both deep sympathy and some frustration. His struggle with self-worth and the feeling of constantly performing for others culminates in a profound, thought-provoking conversation with Soo-eon about the nature of self. While this interaction is seen as a beautiful exploration of how BDSM can reflect personality and trauma, the overall situation remains tense. Gyum's actions continue to be a major point of contention; readers criticize his poor communication and questionable methods, viewing his attempts to protect those he cares about as misguided and irresponsible. 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The central conflict revolves around Yuda's severe depression and identity issues, which are portrayed with a raw relatability that elicits both deep sympathy and some frustration. His struggle with self-worth and the feeling of constantly performing for others culminates in a profound, thought-provoking conversation with Soo-eon about the nature of self. While this interaction is seen as a beautiful exploration of how BDSM can reflect personality and trauma, the overall situation remains tense. Gyum's actions continue to be a major point of contention; readers criticize his poor communication and questionable methods, viewing his attempts to protect those he cares about as misguided and irresponsible. 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