I am honestly trying so hard to like the uke, but I honestly can't. I have no idea why but I really dislike him. It actually makes me feel guilty because I don't like him. I'm trying really hard to sympathize with and like him because I know he has been through shit and it's not all fiction. Things like this really do happen (minus the vampires) so I just feel completely horrible for not liking the uke. I can't even give a solid reason on what I don't like about him. But I feel like a shitty person and the uke makes me angry enough to tears.
Don't feel shitty. most of us do not particularly like the uke either and rightly so. you did no wrong.
Nah man the Uke reminds me a little of me from the past
in terms of personailty not experiences, I've had some stuff happen but not that bad. So honeslty he annoys me slightly too...and makes me cringe.
You just feel frustrated and need someone to blame. It's normal. It's good that you acknowledge your unwarranted dislike. That itself is a good step.
Just focus all your hate on the blonde creep who played with Min Gyeom and that girl.
I don't really have no opinion about incest in all honesty. I just consider it a misfortune turn of events. Humans can't change their feelings no matter how hard they try, so I pity those who fall in such situations. This being a beautiful example. There is only raw emotion and it's not their fault they were in love. They couldn't change their emotions even if they wanted, as shown in the story. I think this also applies to other stories, not all, but others. I actually believe their relationship and the feelings they had for eachother were what made the sorry beautiful.
i dunno if it's just me but i don't like how they are acting in each other's bodies
I like Yui a lot, because a lot of girlfriends will usually be a bitch and try to sabotage the relationship, but Yui understood and even encouraged him. I like that :) <3
I like the character of Yui, too, but I disagree that "most girlfriends would be a bitch". Maybe that's a popular yaoi trope, but I think it's a sloppy reflection of life. I like how Kinoshita Keiko portrays Yui because she's realistic and mature for a change. Yui is what most mature women (and men) are like; unwilling to put up with a suitor who doesn't love them, and gracious about letting him (or her) go.
Yeah, I was kind of being prejudice, but I have read quite a few yaois where the ex will try to break them apart. Then again I'm sure there are probably an equal amount where the ex is either nice about breaking up or even supporting the couple.
No lie, this manga stresses me the fuck out