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This has sparked a debate on double standards, with commenters noting that an alpha perpetrator would be universally vilified. Consequently, sympathy has overwhelmingly transferred to Taeyoon, who is seen as an innocent victim and a \"punching bag\" for Jae-in's misdirected rage. Amidst the outrage, plot theories have evolved. The idea that the two are \"fated mates\" has gained significant traction, with a new hypothesis suggesting Taeyoon may have marked Jae-in in the past, which would explain why only he can detect Jae-in's pheromones. Despite his violent actions, readers also note Jae-in's profound happiness at having his scent acknowledged, linking it to a deep-seated desire for a child and a mate bond that was previously denied to him. 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