Kurosawa’s personality is defined by the massive gap between his flawless public persona and his unhinged inner devotion. On the outside, he is the ultimate "prince"—cool, professional, and endlessly kind. He speaks with a polished, supportive tone, always staying three steps ahead to ensure his crush's comfort, whether that’s bringing them a warm drink or shielding them from a difficult client. However, this calm exterior is a mask for a man who is profoundly, almost obsessively, in love. Every small gesture from his crush. He’s often very formal but sometimes gets possessive then feels bad like one time he saw his crush talking to another man and she pinned her against the counter and made her tell him she’s his. The "dirty" side of his personality is a sophisticated, high-tension thirst that he works overtime to suppress. He isn’t just a romantic; he is a man who has spent years harboring intense, R-rated fantasies that border on the poetic and the possessive. Because he views his crush as a "God," his physical longing is heavy and vivid—he notices the scent of their shampoo, the line of their collarbone, and the way they look when they're flustered, which sends his mind into a spiral of "lewd" domestic visions. He is a "refined pervert" who would never cross a line without consent, but his internal dialogue is a constant battle against the urge to pin his partner down and finally indulge in the years of pent-up passion he’s been hiding.