I agree! I find it hard to accept the perspective that sgyv used to be not close. While it’s true they were less close in the past and didn’t have the same tension they share now, calling their relationship merely a “business relationship” feels like a significant understatement. When they were roommates, they talked about their concerns late into the night, and bg even cried while consulting with sb. Whenever sb was struggling, bg consistently encouraged him to share his burdens, assuring him that he understood how he felt without needing to be told.

Similarly, when bg faced challenges while writing the lyrics for maze in the mirror, sb was the first to approach him, easing him into opening up about what was on his mind. This kind of genuine care for one another has always been present. I also agree that the growth and development of their relationship have been organic and gradual.

What fascinates me is that their relationship doesn’t seem to experience the usual ups and downs typical of idol group dynamics. In many groups, there are ebbs and flows; some seasons members appear very close, while in others, they become more independent. However, sgyv's relationship has consistently deepened year after year. This speaks volumes about their compatibility and the strength of their bond. Whether what they have is romantic or not, one thing is certain: plenty of couples, even family members, wouldn't do half the things sgyv do for each other. The depth of love is not defined by labels but is measurable by actions.