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exactly its hard to empathize when we barely explore her trauma. On top of that, all we see Aisha get is love therefore this story lacks emotional depth.
It was a nice palate cleanser for me after I read a dozen or so far more cruel and dark regression stories. But I do agree that there was no real emotional depth. Just "lets talk it over and hug, and now everything is peachy again!" That's not how dealing with negative emotions, let alone actual trauma, works...
I’ve tried to read this 3 times now and I just can’t get into it. The art is so beautiful, but the writing is subpar. It’s the kind of story where characters experience something terrible, develop trauma and overcome that trauma through a hug within a chapter or two.