People who read Drowning Fireworks

soulfulbongos

"sao noticed that when i told her that i loved her... i was actually begging her to save me"

intriguing and moody af piece that digs into the reality of people's selfishness and sexual desires. how far can we compromise with our morality before the guilt is worse than our pleasure?

genuinely interesting questions like: what do you do when your chronically ill girlfriend feels like a burden but she can't let you go? what happens when you'd rather die than be alone? what about when you're caught in a lie that benefits you?

the ending offers a melodramatic and indelicate answer to these questions. the double suicide was an interesting glimpse into koaki's warped psyche, but it dodged eita having to face his problems with intimacy and relationships seriously. still, enjoyed the atmosphere and general melancholy. such an oppressive and stifling world.

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