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This pushy behavior is seen as stemming from a deeply heteronormative worldview, with many labeling it \"borderline homophobic\" and physically cringeworthy. A dominant fan theory suggests the friend is also closeted—possibly bisexual or experiencing compulsory heterosexuality—and that her intense, obsessive attachment to Chungyeon is a form of repressed romantic affection. This interpretation generates significant sympathy for Chungyeon, who is navigating her own self-discovery without being able to confide in her closest friend. 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