The story may be well thought out, but the traumas are real. It really shows how a relationship based on toxicity can affect the future. How treating someone can change them, or how lying to yourself can be dangerous.
Both characters were so toxic, one in the past and one in the present. They hurt each other at intervals times. Their relationship was just toxic beyond belief.
Personally, I loved the story, but not the ending, which for me is in no way realistic. I would have preferred a more realistic ending, with one going to prison and the other to a psychiatric hospital. That they could rebuild their lives separately and really learn to love themselves. Maybe years later, really years later, meeting by chance after healing the wounds of the past, giving each other a second chance. Once again, it's a shaky ending. For me, it's sloppy and not thought through enough, but I respect the author's wishes.
Still, a very fine psychological story, despite an unrealistic ending that's not to my taste. It's a thought-provoking story in its own right, and despite the not-so-beautiful ending, it's still a very fine psychological story.
I'm always having to be told about this or that emotion so that I understand.
I need to see a psychiatrist. Having trouble understanding humans and feelings is annoying. Alexithymia is really a problem with me.
I'm not offended, I was asking people, since I apparently have a mental illness that prevents me from understanding emotions, I was asking how others knew. And yes, I left a comment on Jinx, which I usually never do because I have trouble understanding people. But let's just say that the insults towards the author and all that had to come out of what my psychiatrist calls "frustration".
It's really interesting to see how some people face their pain. How revenge can destroy and rebuild someone's life. This one so good and realistic not that shit you saw where they run the chapters. Good ending, maybee some side story but actualy really good.