Being a Virgin Is Hard

On the day of his high school graduation party, Woobin experiences an unexpected and life-altering moment. Hyunho, a male classmate from the same school, approaches him and boldly confesses his romantic feelings. For Woobin, who has just turned twenty years old, the timing could not feel more surreal. He finds it utterly absurd that the very first confession he receives upon entering adulthood comes from another guy rather than anything he might have anticipated. Despite his initial disbelief, Woobin struggles to maintain his emotional distance. Hyunho breaks down in tears right before him, overwhelmed by vulnerability and raw emotion. Witnessing this display leaves Woobin deeply conflicted, as his natural sense of sympathy begins to overpower his bewilderment. Unable to simply walk away from someone weeping so openly over their feelings for him, he makes a decision driven more by compassion than logic. Yielding to his guilt and pity, Woobin agrees to give the relationship a chance, officially becoming Hyunho’s boyfriend. What begins as a reluctant concession born from a tearful graduation night sets the stage for an unforeseen romance. Now, Woobin must navigate the complexities of a relationship he never planned for, stepping into uncharted territory as he enters his twenties alongside someone who clearly cares for him far more than he ever expected.