I long for a story where the main heroine doesn't need a man.
In any case ,just my personal opinion, but him showing up so frequently the last chapters really made me annoyed. Like, I want to read about Medea's story, not you. Why are you everywhere??? I don't like aggressive marketing strategies. Maybe if he didn't act rudely to her... I understand that him being annoying and "not like the others" theoretically makes him interesting, and I mean, he's not bad, but truly. She clearly stated how she is meant to be addressed, is it so hard? Do you expect me, as a reader, to like you? Cuz you're pitiful, playful and whatever? Anyway.
And there is also this other thing making me kinda mad: the need for the ladies to have something of material value to the men in order for them to have a relationship... The oracle grandma here creating propaganda for their involvement; I think Medea is very much admirable on her own???? What's the point of this device? I hope he suffers a lot to get those Tears. Men don't suffer enough.
I long for a story where the main heroine doesn't need a man.
In any case ,just my personal opinion, but him showing up so frequently the last chapters really made me annoyed. Like, I want to read about Medea's story, not you. Why are you everywhere??? I don't like aggressive marketing strategies. Maybe if he didn't act rudely to her... I understand that him being annoying and "not like the others" theoretically makes him interesting, and I mean, he's not bad, but truly. She clearly stated how she is meant to be addressed, is it so hard? Do you expect me, as a reader, to like you? Cuz you're pitiful, playful and whatever? Anyway.
And there is also this other thing making me kinda mad: the need for the ladies to have something of material value to the men in order for them to have a relationship... The oracle grandma here creating propaganda for their involvement; I think Medea is very much admirable on her own???? What's the point of this device? I hope he suffers a lot to get those Tears. Men don't suffer enough.
Ahhh, thank you for reading my rambling.