❤,✖,☢
❤ : Describe a physical action that shows complete trust.
HaHa is a very tactile, affectionate person, loving to touch people and loving to be touched too, so his physical actions often don’t speak of the level of trust and affection other people assign to it. He likes people easily, and he doesn’t bother holding back on touching people: hugs, pats on the head, stroking someone’s hair, massaging someone’s shoulders, even sitting in someone’s lap – it all goes.
It is a silly gesture really, but being allowed to touch HaHa’s shoulders – without him flinching away – that shows his trust completely. A simple massage, a backhug, or even wrapping your arms around the back of his chair, if he doesn’t freeze before trying to play it off, you know HaHa trusts you completely.
✖ :Describe a way to make them uneasy or apprehensive.
Honestly, there are many ways to do this. HaHa is almost phobic of conflict and really hates arguments and fights, so naturally, he doesn’t like aggressive or blunt people. Perhaps the easiest way to make him apprehensive is the way to make any consumate, regular liar apprehensive: by questioning him. He doesn’t like people not trusting him (even if sometimes he shouldn’t be trusted), or people trying to pick apart at his white lies, questioning his motives, trying to find flaws in his stories. It’s not that he has no answer to the questions – catching him speechless is a true miracle, but he would still prefer to just have people go with his stories.
Also.
Do not mention the height. Just don’t go there.
☢ :Describe a thought or dream that would cause them to have a mental meltdown.
For Donghoon, nothing is scarying than the truth. The thought of being viewed for who he really is and being found unworthy, being discarded by his friends and being left alone – nothing scares him more than that. It’s that singular thought: of being unworthy of respect, of love, of friendship, that causes him to hide behind all his masks and illusions. That way, if they dislike a version of him, it wasn’t his true self.