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idk man...

Wipwop October 13, 2025 3:17 pm

okay yeah, he was being abused by his boss and started taking it out on yumi, but that's a reason for abuse - not an excuse? idk i feel some some of u are lwk glazing kan cuz he told yumi to leave and act like he's some saviour just cuz he developed some shame and guilt? kans a victim to abuser pipeline and he totally was aware of his behaviour and made little attempts to right himself till that moment. so no, he didn't need a super happy ending, but a reality check and some fucking therapy. idk thats my dookie take tho lol :P

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    chloee November 30, 2025 12:25 am

    Like thats the least someone could do, if u finally realize ur changing for the worse, then you shouldn't have people you love get hurt while being with you. They should let go of the relationship and focus on themselves

    BooBug40 September 7, 2026 3:12 pm

    Totally agree! The abuse Kan was suffering was terrible as well, but to bring it home and take it out on Yumi, the one person who would clearly suffer through anything to try to bring back Kan from his spiral…completely inexcusable.
    The second story is really interesting for me. I read it first, so I looked at more as, what he did was awful, but if people truly change, they have a right to be happy. BUT then when I saw how severe the abuse was in this story, I looked at him completely differently. As in the original story, I couldn’t have imagined him as the kind of person who would take things so far.
    The two stories together are really good at demonstrating how we don’t always have the full context of the stories a person is telling us. That’s why I love them both.
    Sorry for the novel.