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This comic is honestly so dark that I haven't been able to continue it. The ex is not only violent but uses heaps of manipulation to keep the partner around, it's really realistic and depressing. Does a good job of not making the abuse just a background to make the new love interest the hero
-Kim Minjae was the kind of guy who caught your eye. That’s where all the trouble began for Lee Taehwa. The two met in high school, hit it off and then some.
The ML is being sexually abused by his stepsister (they're both adults). It's honestly disturbing enough that I've put this one down for a while.
-Thinking she's all by herself on the last train home, Nayeon feels the urge to enjoy herself by fantasizing about her desires. However, a reflection from the train windows show that a mystery man is on the same train. He comes up to her and offers his business card. At the thought of seeing this handsome stranger once more, she takes his offer.
Lucia lived a different life in an alternate timeline with an abusive husband. Honestly, it's not a good portrayal of abuse and she's completely unaffected by it. It's just there to give the standard isekai tragic background
-Lucia, the 16th princess of the kingdom, has seen her future through a strange dream. But it was a vivid nightmare of a terrible marriage that continues to haunt her. To change her dreadful fate, she suggests a contract marriage to Duke Hugo Taran, a well-kn
The MC’s father was crazy abusive and kept her locked away to the point that she can barely walk. The romance is way more wholesome than I expected!
-The feared goblin prince falls in love with a trapped songbird and makes her his bride.
This series is incredibly hard to understand, not sure if it’s an issue with translation or what. The uke is basically property of a pharmaceutical company that experiments on him and abuses him, until he catches the attention of an alpha prince.
In this case, the whole town is the abusive ex? Basically the uke is a slave that occasionally is gang raped to prevent a curse or something? Idk it doesn’t make sense, but the romance hits that consent hella hard which I appreciate.
The older uke was continually drugged and pretty much kept prisoner by his yakuza ex. I love his personality, not your average doormat. Reminds me of the uke’s survival methods in Stigma.
-Trap City, a crime city in which the first, second, and third thing you must beware of is people. Noah Humphrey stole the boss' money and ran away with it amidst an inconspicuous war between the two greatest groups in the city. Will he live as a toy for the boss Kahliya, or as a bait for the boss Rex?
Both men have abusive backgrounds. This was surprisingly wholesome, it reminds me a lot of Stigma, and I think the abuse was handled well!
-Craig works thirteen-hour shifts to pay off his father’s insurmountable debt, taking care of his little brother in between, exasperated and ready to collapse. It was just an ordinary day like this when Craig stumbled onto the scene of a bloody murder. Now Craig is on the run, pursued by a criminal organization’s most lethal member: Dean.
Uke ran away from abusive father, rapist father. Like most oneshots, not enough time for fulfilling recovery
-Segawa picks up a cat-like boy from the streets, a handful who always sneaks into his room at night. Still, he finds himself slowly softening up to the boy. What are these special feelings that bloom inside his chest?
Reminder: read for free on Webtoons. The MC comes from an abusive home situation, and the current boyfriend is very manipulative. Included because the main love interest outside of this relationship is not abusive and actually really nice and supportive.
-Having a handsome, kind and caring boyfriend like Elios means the world to Emma. Even a look at him makes her heart flutters. But little does she know about a secret lies deep in their relationship. What is the said secret?
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