i stopped at vol 23 bc i read the comments and it seems that nothing much really happens to takara ang kiyomine.
my complaints (sorry, i really want to get this off my chest)
that weird relationship between kou and ayako. the thing is, i didn't come here to read about kou and ayako and whatever happens between them. they're both likeable characters, but I personally don't want to see them together because it just creates this weird ass circumstance where takara and kiyomine are somehow familially related when their relationship dynamic clearly implies something that is entirely different.
the depiction of some women in this story makes me think that sometimes, misogyny is okay.
the way that the characters deal with conflict is sometimes questionable. the motives behind some actions are also not explored very much.
kiyomine is a selfish prick who only thinks about himself. i understand that what happened during his childhood traumatized him, but that doesn't excuse how he behaves.
yukari. i know i've posted abt this before, but goddam. why is she so demanding? she's a grown woman pressuring a 16 year old kid to take modeling gigs and go to cocktail parties, and for what??
that weird ass relationship between the guy who kidnapped kiyomine and his cousin (who's a middleschooler btw) what the fuck is up with that? what kinda grown ass man makes friends with school aged kids?? wtf??
if u read this far, tell me your complaints too (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
i stopped at vol 23 bc i read the comments and it seems that nothing much really happens to takara ang kiyomine.
my complaints (sorry, i really want to get this off my chest)
that weird relationship between kou and ayako. the thing is, i didn't come here to read about kou and ayako and whatever happens between them. they're both likeable characters, but I personally don't want to see them together because it just creates this weird ass circumstance where takara and kiyomine are somehow familially related when their relationship dynamic clearly implies something that is entirely different.
the depiction of some women in this story makes me think that sometimes, misogyny is okay.
the way that the characters deal with conflict is sometimes questionable. the motives behind some actions are also not explored very much.
kiyomine is a selfish prick who only thinks about himself. i understand that what happened during his childhood traumatized him, but that doesn't excuse how he behaves.
yukari. i know i've posted abt this before, but goddam. why is she so demanding? she's a grown woman pressuring a 16 year old kid to take modeling gigs and go to cocktail parties, and for what??
that weird ass relationship between the guy who kidnapped kiyomine and his cousin (who's a middleschooler btw) what the fuck is up with that? what kinda grown ass man makes friends with school aged kids?? wtf??
if u read this far, tell me your complaints too (๑•ㅂ•)و✧