aww man I really thought Flashlight was gonna be in my top list of sexy masc tops and power bottoms: like Shutline and Greenlight
But sadly this author fell into blonde white men that have zero self control over their fucking emotions. Why is it so hard for these manhwas to write fictional men that aren't leading with kidnapping, abusing, forcing, and downright raping their love interests when things go wrong? Aaron had all the potential to be just toxic enough without crossing every line or boundary: stalking and tracking down Yujin was enough, why escalate this into chaining him to a room and forcing him into submission then having the audacity to write he still does things for Yujin (buying him fucking cigarettes?!) but won't give him his freedom to choose to stay or at least allowing him the freedom to deny his advances.
Just because you can write very tantalizing sex scenes doesn't make it necessary. Why did he have to have sex with him? Why couldn't he just keep him there and convince him with love, affection, and time? What happen to that connection they had when he stayed with Yujin in his apartment? Aaron could be mad but patient with him--show Yujin that he isn't going nowhere BECAUSE he loves him and wants to give him the world. The story is already lacking in plot and nuance, so instead working hard on that and giving Aaron a deeper meaning as a man and partner for Yujin, you make him a fucking stereotype （/TДT)/ WHY?! He was already menacing enough losing his mind to find Yujin, why do this?! I have read a fair share of black/red flags and was praying Aaron would defy the odds, but I guess that was wishful thinking. Now we're going to sit here for 40+ more chapters watching Yujin fall head over heels in love with a man that doesn't respect his no's and boundaries.
aww man
I really thought Flashlight was gonna be in my top list of sexy masc tops and power bottoms: like Shutline and Greenlight
But sadly this author fell into blonde white men that have zero self control over their fucking emotions. Why is it so hard for these manhwas to write fictional men that aren't leading with kidnapping, abusing, forcing, and downright raping their love interests when things go wrong?
Aaron had all the potential to be just toxic enough without crossing every line or boundary: stalking and tracking down Yujin was enough, why escalate this into chaining him to a room and forcing him into submission then having the audacity to write he still does things for Yujin (buying him fucking cigarettes?!) but won't give him his freedom to choose to stay or at least allowing him the freedom to deny his advances.
Just because you can write very tantalizing sex scenes doesn't make it necessary. Why did he have to have sex with him? Why couldn't he just keep him there and convince him with love, affection, and time?
What happen to that connection they had when he stayed with Yujin in his apartment? Aaron could be mad but patient with him--show Yujin that he isn't going nowhere BECAUSE he loves him and wants to give him the world.
The story is already lacking in plot and nuance, so instead working hard on that and giving Aaron a deeper meaning as a man and partner for Yujin, you make him a fucking stereotype （/TДT)/
WHY?! He was already menacing enough losing his mind to find Yujin, why do this?!
I have read a fair share of black/red flags and was praying Aaron would defy the odds, but I guess that was wishful thinking. Now we're going to sit here for 40+ more chapters watching Yujin fall head over heels in love with a man that doesn't respect his no's and boundaries.
Welcome to the club Aaron and Yujin