Love Order

Kang Woo-jin, a perpetually gay, perpetually single man ,
has a crush on Choi Yi-tae, a transfer student he met in his second year of high school. He’s still in love with him, even now, at the age of thirty.

Unable to abandon the friendship he shared with Choi Yi-tae, who shared his youthful energy, he’s convinced himself they can remain friends.
However, Choi Yi-tae keeps insisting they live together, leading to an inevitable quandary.

“I’m gay,” he says.
“What does your being gay have to do with living with me?”

Kang Woo-jin begins to cohabitate, seemingly under duress.
A few months later, a certain incident forces him to cross the line between friendship and sex.

“Kang Woo-jin, how do you have sex with a guy?”

He has no way of knowing.
He’s tried to have sex with other men, but never succeeded.
He’s always been drawn to this guy in front of him.

It’s been 13 years of unrequited love.

Now that we’ve crossed the line between friendship and sex,
what exactly is our relationship?