Its pretty funny, yet at the smae time not since both main characters are pretty horrible with their "Get the other pregnant with out telling them" plan (Which in reality is fucked up).
At least they both have the same plan, just not lynched up on the methods yet.
Why didn't they just give her a wig?? Like she is wanted, and the guy they are after is semi familiar with her father, so it makes sense to disguise her to hide her identity. Now she's exposed like WTF??
Is it bad that I want to see the absolute ASS whooping the brothers are going to get from dad? Man said "How could I have raised such sons" (Very valid - if Jason really wanted to help his sister he shouldn't shoved the other girl off and ran), grabbed a whip and told the two to kneel!
Is it crazy that I thinking the whole "Can't feed from someone the vampire loves" could be resolved by simply medically drawing out the blood? Like a blood bag or just cutting instead of biting?
Like my thought process is that they can't brink from the person themselves (original blood source) but they should be able to drink blood if its in a separate container like a blood bag.
Am I crazy?
They should really add a rape tag to these things.
Man, I read all the chapters and I wish they continued! I was pining for Jesse with Cedric to get together (though I doubt that would've happened) with how much they tease us in these chapters
Bro became a villian at the end! What kind of high did he experience laying that egg?!
Reading Chapter 220 while listening to a slow reverb of “Might+U” was a mistake because it brought me to tears.
Okay I, for one, am going to defend "chapter 125" because I like the premise.
Sure execution could've been better but helps raise awareness in that individuals in any group can have racist tendencies. It does matter if they're Black, White, Asian, Indian, African, Latino/a, etc. they can still be racist, acting on the belief that their race is superior or inferior, towards people of other races. This could be based on skin tone or it could be based on other features such as hair and eye colors. And many of them find 'excuses' to support their actions. In this case the Mix kid used oppression from history or events that sadly happened in current day to excuse his actions against those with lighter skin tones. He's a bully with an excuse to beat down on others just like all the other stories. This one just happens to be about race.
If someone moves to an area where there's predominantly another race, there are individuals that may act like this as disappointing as it is. For example: My father (Latino) grew up in a poverty stricken neighborhood that happened to be predominantly black and her family were one of the few 'white' families in the area in terms of skin tone. As such the black kids would often pick on him and his siblings calling them 'cracker' and other slurs. If my dad or his siblings fought back they would get ganged up on.
Now hopefully such behavior doesn't continue in present day, but it may still be around in different groups. Even if they don't have different skin tones it still may happen.
I wouldn't mind if they redid the story.
Okay I, for one, am going to defend "chapter 125" because I like the premise.
Sure execution could've been better but helps raise awareness in that individuals in any group can have racist tendencies. It does matter if they're Black, White, Asian, Indian, African, Latino/a, etc. they can still be racist, acting on the belief that their race is superior or inferior, towards people of other races. This could be based on skin tone or it could be based on other features such as hair and eye colors. And many of them find 'excuses' to support their actions. In this case the Mix kid used oppression from history or events that sadly happened in current day to excuse his actions against those with lighter skin tones. He's a bully with an excuse to beat down on others just like all the other stories. This one just happens to be about race.
If someone moves to an area where there's predominantly another race, there are individuals that may act like this as disappointing as it is. For example: My father (Latino) grew up in a poverty stricken neighborhood that happened to be predominantly black and her family were one of the few 'white' families in the area in terms of skin tone. As such the black kids would often pick on him and his siblings calling them 'cracker' and other slurs. If my dad or his siblings fought back they would get ganged up on.
Now hopefully such behavior doesn't continue in present day, but it may still be around in different groups. Even if they don't have different skin tones it still may happen.
I wouldn't mind if they redid the story.