The Real -A Woosan Fanfiction-

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Jung Wooyoung's story is one of remarkable courage and resilience amidst a world that often feels unwelcoming and harsh, especially following his coming out as gay. At just 20 years old, he has navigated a life punctuated by both physical and emotional abuse, all stemming from a society that struggles to embrace differences. Born with a unique physiology that allows him to become pregnant, Wooyoung has always felt like an outsider, his very existence a testament to the complexities of identity and acceptance.

Growing up, Wooyoung's appearance set him apart, creating a barrier that left him isolated during his formative years. While other children forged friendships and created joyful memories, Wooyoung often found himself confined to the small, dim confines of his room, grappling with overwhelming feelings of loneliness and confusion. This isolation intensified when his parents decided to keep him home from school, limiting not only his education but also his social interactions and support network. The walls of his home became a prison of sorts, where whispers of judgment and fear loomed large.

His relationship with his parents is a complex tapestry of love and misunderstanding. They care for him deeply, but their inability to fully accept his identity and unique condition has created an emotional chasm. In an effort to shield themselves from societal judgment, they chose to keep Wooyoung's situation private, a well-intentioned decision that has only compounded his feelings of alienation. The secrecy surrounding his existence has cast a long shadow over his life, leading to profound anxiety and fear about being discovered.

Living mostly at home, Wooyoung is acutely aware of the absence of cherished memories that many take for granted. Birthdays, in particular, serve as painful reminders of his isolation; instead of celebration, he often faces neglect and indifference from his family. This lack of warmth deepens his loneliness, contrasting sharply with the love and acceptance he craves.

Yet, amid the isolation, there is a bright light in Wooyoung's life—his younger brother, Kyungmin. Unlike their parents, Kyungmin offers unwavering support and love. Their bond is a lifeline for Wooyoung, providing a glimpse of the connection he longs for and making their shared moments together deeply meaningful. Kyungmin's youthful curiosity and open-mindedness inspire Wooyoung, reminding him that acceptance is possible, even if it feels like a distant dream.

Wooyoung's older brother, currently serving in the military, adds another layer of complexity to his family dynamics. While he is proud of his brother's service, there is an ache for the relationship they might have shared if circumstances were different. Wooyoung often finds himself wondering how his brother might react if he knew the truth about him, imagining a future where he could live authentically, free from fear.

Despite the myriad challenges he faces, Wooyoung remains eager to explore the world beyond his four walls. Each opportunity to venture outside is met with enthusiasm, as he seeks to create new experiences and, perhaps, find a place where he truly belongs. With Kyungmin by his side, Wooyoung begins to envision a brighter future—one filled with acceptance, love, and the freedom to express his true self.

In stark contrast, San's upbringing has been rooted in love and support. Raised in a nurturing household, he learned the values of gratitude and hard work from an early age. His parents, despite their financial struggles, instilled in him a deep sense of resilience and self-sufficiency. Their unwavering support allowed San to grow up without the fear of rejection, fostering a strong sense of self-worth and acceptance.

Unlike Wooyoung, San has never faced bullying or abuse related to his sexual orientation. Instead, he has cultivated a tight-knit circle of friends who share similar experiences and identities. This camaraderie provides him with a sense of belonging and validation, encouraging him to express himself freely. Together, they celebrate their differences, creating an environment where everyone feels valued.