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louder please!!!
And mind you he just got out of the hospital as well, lost hella fucking weight and harmed himself now the person that caused him to feel such intense emotions right in his face behaving the way he always wanted him to and giving him a chance to talk which he been wanting to do for days/weeks now??? Like bro? They reading with they eyes closed and brains turned tf off.
Lol, the way some of you are complaining about the crying makes it painfully obvious that you either haven’t read the chapters properly or simply have zero reading comprehension.
Like, bro, did you even READ his backstory? This man literally hasn’t cried for YEARS—probably 20–30 years—and now he’s finally in a situation where he feels safe enough to show his vulnerable side to the MC. So yeah, obviously he’s going to cry. He’s literally releasing years of suppressed emotions that he’s been carrying around. What did you expect, one single tear, a dramatic wipe, and then “anyway, moving on”?
It’s not some random “crying trope” the author keeps throwing in for the sake of it. There is an actual reason behind it, and it fits his character development. He’s not crying because the author suddenly decided, “Hmm, we need another crying scene.” He’s crying because he’s finally allowing himself to feel and express emotions he’s been suppressing for decades.
And some of you seriously need to understand that emotional distress doesn’t look the same for everyone. People can hyperventilate, break down, shake, cry repeatedly, or even go through shock without it looking like the dramatic version you apparently learned from TV. There are plenty of real-life situations that are far more intense than what’s shown here.
So if the crying annoys you, fine, that’s your personal preference. But calling it “nonstop” or “unnecessary” while completely ignoring the character’s backstory and context is not criticism—it’s just proving you didn’t understand what you were reading.