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With all his memories wiped out, Jesse, wakes up in the hospital and in front of him stands a man that suggests he's Jesse's lover. However, the only fragmented memory Jesse has of that man is him trying to kill Jesse. But is his fragile memory reliable? Who's telling the truth and what is actually going on? Why was he in the hospital to begin with?
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Due to recession newly graduated Jonathan is currently jobless was asked by his journalist brother, Baron to take his place at an interview ...But Jonathan was shocked to learn that the person he is going to interview is none other than the infamous serial killer 'kister the slaughter" & that too in the prison ..little did Jonathan knew that very soon his entire life was about to turn upside down.
Unrequited love. That's it. That's the review.
Unrequited love, internalized transphobia, has lgbt+ themes, NOT shounen ai bcs the mc is a woman.
One day, a girl was kidnapped. However, that girl started to desire a life living with her captor, and swears that she will marry him. In return, her captor provides her with happiness that she had always longed for. How could a story between a girl and her captor be so heart warming?
Messages
Trigger/content warnings for Sachiiro no one room
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• Physical and mental abuse
• Stalking
• Stockholm syndrome
• Kidnapping
• blood
Trigger/content warnings for Kono Koi ni Mirai wa nai
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• Dysphoria
• Self-harm
• Mentions of suicide
Trigger/content warnings
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An uncomfortable truth:
• Blood, gore, murder, sexual harassment, mentions other sensitive topics
Pandora Hearts:
• Murder
Given:
• Suicide, sexual harassment, depression
Banana fish:
• R*pe, child pr*stitution, child p*rn*graphy, pr*stitution, sexual harassment, gore, an*rexia, ptsd, depression, suicidal thoughts/attempts, drug use/abuse
Stalker's Game:
• Stalking
Bokura wa Nando mo Koi o suru:
• Suicide, death
Kimetsu no Yaiba:
• Gore, death
Shingeki no Kyojin / AOT:
• Body Horror, gore, cannibalism, death, endangerment of children, extreme violence