How often do relationships work out well where one partner is dominant and the other is submissive? Where does one take the initiative and the other allows? And this gives a certain balance. But not in the case of the artist and dancer.

Hyunjin fell in love with Yeji during his first year of choreography university. Hyunjin got her attention at the end of the second year. Yeji allowed herself to be loved while immersed in her work. Because Yeji is a workaholic and doesn’t allow herself to be weak, but Hyunjin allows her to be independent.

Then why doesn't Hyunjin feel that there is balance in their relationship? Why do they always fight over who is in charge? Why. Why. Why.

But Yeji is too busy to talk. She needs to get to the practice hall in time, work out several new choreographies and help with the musical component. He allows her to remain silent and run without stopping.

«You will stand and listen while I speak», — Hyunjin doesn’t give her a chance to break free from his tight grip, look away, or remain silent. He wants to be heard, not blamed: — «I don't believe in your love. You do everything to push me away as far as possible, but you continue to seek attention. What's wrong with us? Am I that bad at being a boyfriend?»