So I was reading the comments about people being pissed off about the story, and I agree with everyone. I hate this story, but I respect what its trying to show. It refuses to romanticize abuse, and the ending is painful and goes against literally every single moral I have, but that's why this story's so memorable. It shows how trauma can affect a person’s ability to break free from a cycle of suffering. A lot of people wanted a good ending, but real trauma isn't that simple. I agree it was kinda exaggerated though and the ending 100% SHOULD have been different, but it kinda makes me understand how a person can be trapped in a cycle of abuse. This story made me so uncomfortable but I think that's why the story stayed with me. I'm not justifying what happened because what happened was SO WRONG, but the story shows how complicated abuse and trauma can be.
So I was reading the comments about people being pissed off about the story, and I agree with everyone. I hate this story, but I respect what its trying to show. It refuses to romanticize abuse, and the ending is painful and goes against literally every single moral I have, but that's why this story's so memorable. It shows how trauma can affect a person’s ability to break free from a cycle of suffering. A lot of people wanted a good ending, but real trauma isn't that simple. I agree it was kinda exaggerated though and the ending 100% SHOULD have been different, but it kinda makes me understand how a person can be trapped in a cycle of abuse. This story made me so uncomfortable but I think that's why the story stayed with me. I'm not justifying what happened because what happened was SO WRONG, but the story shows how complicated abuse and trauma can be.