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This triggers a severe relapse of Shinwoo's deep-seated abandonment trauma and insecurities, validating the very fears that were causing him to contemplate a breakup. The incident confirms for readers that Han has a history of dating Shinwoo substitutes, adding a disturbing layer to his past obsession. Reader sentiment is sharply divided: while many empathize with Shinwoo's trauma-driven anxiety, others are frustrated by his insecurity. Similarly, Han is viewed by some as a manipulative red flag and by others as a flawed partner trying to manage a difficult situation. 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This triggers a severe relapse of Shinwoo's deep-seated abandonment trauma and insecurities, validating the very fears that were causing him to contemplate a breakup. The incident confirms for readers that Han has a history of dating Shinwoo substitutes, adding a disturbing layer to his past obsession. Reader sentiment is sharply divided: while many empathize with Shinwoo's trauma-driven anxiety, others are frustrated by his insecurity. Similarly, Han is viewed by some as a manipulative red flag and by others as a flawed partner trying to manage a difficult situation. 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Instead of feeling secure, Shinwoo projects Han's behavior onto their own future, interpreting his dismissiveness as a terrifying preview of how he, too, will be discarded. This triggers a severe relapse of Shinwoo's deep-seated abandonment trauma and insecurities, validating the very fears that were causing him to contemplate a breakup. The incident confirms for readers that Han has a history of dating Shinwoo substitutes, adding a disturbing layer to his past obsession. Reader sentiment is sharply divided: while many empathize with Shinwoo's trauma-driven anxiety, others are frustrated by his insecurity. Similarly, Han is viewed by some as a manipulative red flag and by others as a flawed partner trying to manage a difficult situation. 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