It feels like something Jungkook needs to work out for himself aloud, but that doesn't stop Yoongi from having something to say about it. He leans in, meeting Jungkook's kiss first, hand wandering along his back. Pressed close together like this, he's at once all too aware of the state they're in and too comfortable to do anything about it. There's a lot to unpack about what Jungkook says, and Yoongi wonders briefly if he'd enjoy it himself; when Jungkook describes it, it mostly sounds nice, almost peaceful. But he knows himself well enough to be reasonably certain he'd just start panicking instead of being able to relax into it, and that would spoil the whole thing. Better to leave it to Jungkook, better to learn how to do it right to give him that experience.

"As long as you're careful," he says. "If it's too much, you have to stop me." More than that, he needs to learn how to recognize it for himself. It occurs to him belatedly that he wouldn't know what going too far looks like, and, if he'd crossed that point, Jungkook might not have been able to tell him. He reminds himself that he didn't, that it's fine. He has to put the same faith in Jungkook that the younger places in him. "And it's not — there's nothing messed up about it, okay?" Plenty of people get off on things just as dangerous, if not more so, even if that isn't the aspect Jungkook seems to be into. Jungkook's hardly the only person in the world who likes to be choked, and Yoongi will be damned if he lets Jungkook think less of himself for something that is, at worst, simply uncommon. "Just because not everyone likes it doesn't mean there's anything wrong with it. As long as we're safe and we're enjoying it, I don't see a problem."