The art is really lovely and moody but man this pacing is messy. The Dom starts out really great, showing lots of care and emphasis on consent and going at the partner's pace, which is all stuff I love to see. But it goes from 0 to 100 real quick when this couple gets not just possessive, but downright codependent after...what? Two conversations? Y'all, if you not only have to text your partner every 15 minutes but also start to freak out and _track them down_ if they don't read them, you might want to consider talking to someone. And the story treats this like it's some cute little quirk instead of a deeply insecure attachment response.
If you want to look at some pretty art, maybe skim it, but even if there was more to get invested in (and there's really not. We know next to nothing about these characters beyond them having a history of bad/shallow relationships. Which, given they're college students, is not unusual), it's not really worth it.
The art is really lovely and moody but man this pacing is messy.
The Dom starts out really great, showing lots of care and emphasis on consent and going at the partner's pace, which is all stuff I love to see. But it goes from 0 to 100 real quick when this couple gets not just possessive, but downright codependent after...what? Two conversations?
Y'all, if you not only have to text your partner every 15 minutes but also start to freak out and _track them down_ if they don't read them, you might want to consider talking to someone.
And the story treats this like it's some cute little quirk instead of a deeply insecure attachment response.
If you want to look at some pretty art, maybe skim it, but even if there was more to get invested in (and there's really not. We know next to nothing about these characters beyond them having a history of bad/shallow relationships. Which, given they're college students, is not unusual), it's not really worth it.