“Breaking Point” tells the story of an American college student who followed his girlfriend into her dream of studying in South Korea. When everything in his life seems to turn sour, Mark realizes he might not be where he truly wants to be… nor with the person he truly loves.
Chapter 5: Okay, I thought I was done commenting but I just need to say thank you. Sincerely, thank you so much for this story. It's been so long since I've read a Markson story that has moved me (because it feels like I've read all the ones I was interested in, and then the ones I wasn't so interested in just because I wanted to read more markson and as I'm sure you know not many people are writing or updating lately TT) but this, my chest is full of so many emotions I.. thank you.
Chapter 4: So, Mark is being a bit homophobic in that he's refusing to admit his feelings to a certain extent.. but he's not wrong on what he tried to tell Jackson, that Jinyoung seems to be playing with his feelings and I think Jackson failed to recognize that, partly because Mark didn't say it partly because he pushed his own idea. He said Jinyoung's a douche and he has been acting like one, it has nothing to do with the fact you are with a man. If he was a she and she was being a it would be the same
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