I really stopped my reading at the middle of chapter 5 to make this comment. But seriously, how much do you hate yourself that you literally left the man who've done nothing but love you and be understanding to you after he discovers the truth about you. Izumi didn't even reject him when he accidentally discovers the truth, he just wanted to know and understand more. But what did the mc did? He goes back to become 'prostitute' (sorry for the word)...He accepted you okay! Why did you left and really go back to prostituting yourself to others, when you have other options like work in you father's job or any other job since your family accepted you back....and did he actually based his judgment about Izumi on the men he met at his job? This is my opinion, but I do believe men who goes to 'prostitute' are not necessarily 'good men', I mean maybe there is exception but men that goes there are not saints. Common man! Why does he unnecessarily hurt himself? The only explanation I can about it is that he hates himself.
I really stopped my reading at the middle of chapter 5 to make this comment.
But seriously, how much do you hate yourself that you literally left the man who've done nothing but love you and be understanding to you after he discovers the truth about you. Izumi didn't even reject him when he accidentally discovers the truth, he just wanted to know and understand more. But what did the mc did? He goes back to become 'prostitute' (sorry for the word)...He accepted you okay! Why did you left and really go back to prostituting yourself to others, when you have other options like work in you father's job or any other job since your family accepted you back....and did he actually based his judgment about Izumi on the men he met at his job? This is my opinion, but I do believe men who goes to 'prostitute' are not necessarily 'good men', I mean maybe there is exception but men that goes there are not saints. Common man! Why does he unnecessarily hurt himself? The only explanation I can about it is that he hates himself.