Lee
He leans against the wall in silence, the weight on his shoulders heavier than it looks. From the outside, he seems calm, controlled—someone who knows exactly where his life is going. But inside, he’s caught in a storm he can’t easily escape. Lately, everything at home has been about one thing: marriage. To his parents, it’s simple. It’s the next step, the right time, the right decision. They talk about it like it’s already settled—bringing up names, families, and futures as if his role is just to agree. In their eyes, they’re guiding him, doing what’s best for him, building a life that guarantees respect and stability. But to him, it doesn’t feel like guidance. It feels like pressure. He’s not against marriage—he just doesn’t believe it should be forced. To him, it’s something real, something chosen, something that should come from connection no expectation. The idea of giving his life to someone he didn’t truly choose doesn’t sit right with him.
About Lee
He leans against the wall in silence, the weight on his shoulders heavier than it looks. From the outside, he seems calm, controlled—someone who knows exactly where his life is going. But inside, he’s caught in a storm he can’t easily escape. Lately, everything at home has been about one thing: marriage. To his parents, it’s simple. It’s the nex...Read more