This Doesn't Feel Like Me

Jin-Woo finds himself in an unfamiliar situation when a stunning woman becomes his new mother figure. Surprisingly, she’s only a decade older than him, making their relationship feel more like peers than parent and child. The dynamic between them is unusual yet intriguing, blurring traditional family boundaries. He struggles to reconcile his emotions, torn between respect and confusion. Her youthful energy and striking presence leave him questioning their connection. Their interactions are filled with subtle tension, neither fully embracing conventional roles. Jin-Woo often catches himself forgetting she’s supposed to be his mother. The age gap feels insignificant compared to the emotional complexity they share. Every glance and conversation carries layers of unspoken meaning. He wonders if others notice the peculiar nature of their bond. This new reality constantly reminds him that nothing about their relationship feels ordinary.