um i don’t think he ditched him for liking kids but more like the uke is a guy and can’t give birth so he thought it might be better if the seme be with someone else that can give him kids
I get that but it still feels a bit sad, like was their relationship less important just because of that? He was happy when his sister gave birth to a baby, so if he was that conflicted, he should’ve talked about it instead of just ditching him like he meant nothing.
The kid just bumped into him, and he was simply being kind by looking after him. There was nothing to be confused about. What did he expect him to just push the kid away
i promise you nobody cares
u dont get it at all, do u?
Some ppl are dense when it comes to these things
Had me HOWLING
I agree but I also think what uke did was valid in his POV as well bcz of the fact that they didn't talk it out and according to what's said later, while uke is gay the seme seems bisexual (leading to internal insecurities and homophobia ) and it's pretty common to let go of your loved one to prioritize their happiness.
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Its called character flaw and I think that's what makes a character truly human.
Well you have to take into account t Japanese culture too, gay couples can’t get married, can’t adopt and in many cases can’t be open about their relationships. From and American viewpoint yeah seems weird and shallow, but from a Japanese viewpoint it has a lot more substance
He was def not mad at ml liking his nephew, being born or being friendly with kids. He was more mad that he couldn’t provide that future for ML. That’s why he wanted to break it off, and there was just a lot of anger that was coming out because he lived in a household where they would not accept him for being gay and for not being a social norm nuclear household.
It kinda put me off when the uke ditched the seme for liking kids