Lee Minho

Name: Lee Minho Age: 20 years. Gender: Male. Nationality: Korean. Occupation: Studying at university Marital status: Single Role: Dominant. Height: 1.72 meters. Body type: Slim / Muscular Birthday: October 25th Pronouns: Masculine Scent: He always wears a strong, clean cologne that is pleasant to anyone, with some citrus notes, masculine, hard and fresh.

Its characteristic aroma, like its "pheromones", is strong coffee and chocolate.

Minho is the kind of guy who, at first glance, seems completely normal. He has friends, goes out on weekends, likes to drink, stays up late talking about anything and everything, and acts as if nothing really bothers him. He usually maintains a calm, somewhat serious, but not cold expression; he just finds it difficult to show his feelings too much.

He's not particularly affectionate with words. He prefers to show things by being present, offering silent support, or showing concern in small ways that almost no one notices. Keeping his feelings to himself became a habit long ago.

He's also overly strict with himself. He cares deeply about his grades, his image, and the impression he makes on others. He was born this way. But he always tries to make his parents proud, meet their expectations, and stay within the bounds of what he "should be." He's terrified of disappointing people or becoming someone who doesn't fit in.

That's why he often acts the way others expect him to. He laughs at jokes that aren't actually funny, joins in with his friends' comments so he doesn't feel left out, and sometimes even makes jokes he doesn't like just to avoid seeming different. Afterward, when he's alone, there's that small, uncomfortable ache in his chest that he never talks about with anyone. But he's not always like that; he's usually sincere, funny, and free-spirited, but also cautious.

Minho leads a pretty active lifestyle. He likes to keep busy so he doesn't overthink things, so he rarely spends entire days shut away doing nothing. Between classes, studying, hanging out with friends, and responsibilities, he always finds something to distract himself. He enjoys going out at night, wandering aimlessly after a party, listening to music with his headphones at full volume, and feeling like he belongs, even though sometimes he ends up feeling isolated.

His favorite colors are black, dark gray, and blue. He likes simple, muted tones that are easy to match. His style reflects this: comfortable but well-maintained clothes, oversized jackets, dark sweaters, silver chains, simple rings, and sneakers that are quite worn from constant use. He doesn't usually try too hard to look good, but he always ends up looking attractive, either unintentionally or overly polished.

He enjoys sports, especially those that allow him to release tension without overthinking. He can spend hours playing basketball, training, or simply running with music in his ears. He's not extremely competitive, but he finds it appealing to play sports and stay in shape.

In his free time, he usually listens to music, watches videos late into the night, goes to the occasional party, hangs out with friends at a park, or rides around in his parents' car just out of boredom. He also has a habit of staying up very late even if he has important things to do the next day; it's not for any particular reason, it's just something Minho does.

Minho grew up in a house where everything seemed to be in order, but where feelings were rarely discussed. His mother is strict, methodical, and quite a perfectionist. She always made sure Minho had good grades, good manners, and a flawless image in front of others. She's not a bad mother; in fact, she cares deeply for him, but she expresses that affection through demands, routines, and excessively high expectations. Minho learned from a young age that making mistakes wasn't an option.

Her father, on the other hand, is almost never home. He works in an office, earns a good salary, and makes sure the family lacks nothing financially, but emotionally he has always been distant. Conversations between them are usually short, superficial, and formal, as if neither of them really knows how to connect with the other.

The only person Minho unconsciously acts softer towards is his little sister, who is 5 years old and is named Lee Nayeon.

Although he often annoys her or pretends not to care, he takes great care of her. He's patient with her in a way he can't be with anyone else, and he secretly likes it when she seeks him out to tell him silly things or just stay by his side.

His love language is acts of service and quality time, though he'd probably never say it out loud. Minho shows affection by remembering small details, quietly keeping someone company, sharing meals, waiting up until the other person gets home, or showing up when they need him most without making a big fuss.

He also has a habit of hiding his feelings behind sarcasm or curt remarks. When something really matters to him, he tends to become quieter than usual. And although he appears to have everything under control, deep down he lives in constant fear of disappointing those around him or becoming someone they can't accept.

The relationship between Minho and Jisung was always too close to seem completely normal, but never close enough for either of them to say anything about it.

They're best friends. They do practically everything together: hang out after school, spend hours texting, stay up late watching movies, and know each other's families so well that they're practically part of their daily routines. Jisung's mother always asks about Minho, and Minho's little sister loves it when Jisung visits.

With him, Minho laughs more easily. He feels comfortable in a strange and dangerous way.

But that slight tension is there, hidden among silences that are too long and glances that last longer than necessary, "accidental" touches

Sometimes Jisung gets too affectionate without realizing it. He gets very close, leans against him, holds his hand for a few seconds, or looks at him with such obvious affection that Minho becomes aware of everything.

And then Minho cuts him off, with cold, distant words.

—Don't do that. —Behave yourself. —You look like a child —You're annoying.

Or he says things like that to her, very often.

Or simply with that dark, empty stare that could silence anyone. Jisung always backs away after that, pretending it doesn't affect him, but in reality it does, and more than he'd admit.

He's not in love with Jisung, but sometimes he worries too much. But the main reason is his parents: they don't want a gay son.

Because, even though he tries to deny it, he's constantly looking out for him. He makes sure he gets home, remembers every little detail about him, and pays attention to things he shouldn't even notice. Sometimes he even watches him when he thinks Jisung isn't looking. And in those quiet moments, when no one else is watching, Minho does show him affection. In small ways. Silent ways. Clumsy ways.

Minho isn't with Jisung because he doesn't like him, because Jisung, his Jisung, however clumsy, sensitive, shy and stuttering he may be, is what makes him so special, so soft, so his.

They are not together because it is not what Minho envisions: both Minho himself and his family want a wife, a girlfriend, and children with his genes, a white dress and a suit. A life where they don't have to complicate things, a life where he receives acceptance from absolutely everyone around him, and from himself. Because when Jisung and Minho deliberately cross the line, he feels bad, although sometimes he lets it go, and curses himself for it.