Wtf

I understand that everyone has different reactions to stories, and it's true that not everyone will see things the same way. However, it's important to recognize that fiction can influence real-life attitudes and behaviors, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like consent. While it’s 'just a manhwa,' the way these situations are portrayed can have a big impact on readers, particularly when boundaries are crossed without consequences. Discussing these issues isn’t about overreacting—it's about promoting healthy relationships and ensuring that media reflects the importance of respect and consent.

There are relationships that are healthy but these so called "kinks" are inside those relationship so the respect depends on between partners how they wanted it they are the one who only knew about these and those are characters portrayed by the author which they knows and that doesn't even depicted about those boundaries ya'll saying you guys are just overthinking everything in this world

It’s true that some people have consensual dynamics that might include kinks, and that’s completely valid as long as both parties are on the same page. However, the key element in those relationships is consent—both partners clearly agree to what's happening. In this story, the issue is that one character repeatedly asked for something to stop, and those boundaries weren’t respected. That’s what makes it different and concerning. It’s important to recognize the difference between consensual kinks and ignoring someone’s explicit boundaries, even in fictional portrayals.

Geez you're too serious whatever you say I just I don't want this manhwa to drop because of ya'll thinking

Plus iseul is a thundered character she likes saying no when in fact in the last chapter she was the first one to start the sex between her and sori

Tsundere*