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Conversely, other readers, including some who identify as part of the BDSM community, criticize Gyum for failing his responsibility as the experienced Dom to properly educate his clueless partner, viewing his desire to \"wreck\" Ja-wook as a sign of a potential abuse cycle. Despite frustration with his recklessness, readers continue to praise Ja-wook's competent adult life outside the dynamic, which only increases their anxiety that the relationship will ultimately ruin him. 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