Sorry but no brat tamer would deal with this dude. They’re the type to almost kill someone and say I’m just a brat~ Spoken from someone who has a brat tamer friend who was left to die during a medical emergency by their “brat”
It’s called a kink community..? Kink education…? Literally what the webtoon had when dom was consulting the fem dom…? That interaction was kink education…? Like I said I’m not making fun of you when I made my first comment. I’m just educating people that this brat shouldn’t be romanticized in actual life. If you wanna have that relationship by all means be rack but don’t try to put someone down for spreading education about a lifestyle that they live in
Kink doesn’t really involve love, let alone sex all of the time. BDSM dynamics can involve love but don’t exclusively involve love. It’s certainly a very special relationship but not a monogamous forever and ever relationship. Honestly, most people who try out kink end up on a dopamine frenzy and are pretty willing to try anything that might give them a high. Jiho’s pretty much at his lowest with his family (people who should have been his support group) and the twins offered to be his dopamine fix. Is it toxic? Yeah. Does it happen in real life? Yeah. Trust, the negotiations and stuff go out the door when you genuinely are really attracted to someone. Negotiations pretty much occur during pick up play or when you’re getting to know someone. If you’re not into this, cool. Just don’t yuck someone else’s yum if they’re into it
And if you want to dog on the author about RACK or something, try to remember the author isn’t a westerner. BDSM and Kink is very different in South Korea. The BDSM and Kink culture can really vary even in the same state by city. Giant city means the culture tends to be transient. You hardly see the same faces consistently and enforcing “BDSM standards” is pretty much impossible because people just go to another area that it’s acceptable. Smaller cities, you’ll see the same people consistently and the community sometimes just lets things go because they want to keep the peace or stay in good favors with that person’s friend who owns a dungeon. At the end of the day kink is endlessly romanticized and just a story. People will get influenced one way or another, just like 50 Shades of Grey. The man genuinely stalks the woman but it’s passable because he’s attractive. If someone male presenting in my community who is aged a bit, the chick would have called the cops asap. There won’t be an accurate snapshot of Western (American really) BDSM portrayal in Korean manhwa. The dungeons are practically almost impossible to be allowed in Korean or Foreigner, and have different common rules.
(´;ω;`) Feeling Mako’s pain… My boyfriend doesn’t cheat on me (Demi) but he ignores me like Ryohei does… and it sucks because when you hit a certain point with someone you can’t just leave them… The guilt eats at you but it kills you when they just come to you when they need something…
hey,, so,,, it’s a bad relationship if you feel all these. If you’ve communicated and done your part and nothing happened like you wanted, then itself a bad relationship. It doesn’t have to be cheating, violence, assault, manipulation, etc for a relationship to be bad. If your basic needs are not met (attention, affection, etc) then it’s bad and you simply have to leave.
Sauce for that last photo?
i believe it’s fan art for ‘Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint’
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/omniscient_reader_s_viewpoint/
Honestly, for a webtoon that has a main focus on authors it’s pretty bad with plot development. When I started reading this, yes I was expecting a mess with relationships. It’s just a form of dramatic tension, and what story is fun without it? When you start with something, normal story progression is expected. For example, at least make Doona finish the ONE class (semester really) she was signed up for. Then start on a new arc. I understand that this is essentially porn/author’s fantasies. But at this point Doona doesn’t even have a consistent character ie she doesn’t even have basic core values set. She goes “I want to be aware of my partners and how they feel” to straight up “I can’t give more than a rat’s ass about you.” Honestly, it’s amazing that Minho and Doona even survived in Korea. The whole culture is very collectivist, so seeing Minho and Doona survive past college without any maturity is amazing.
Overall, I see it very difficult to really have a resolution to this story. Was the porn nice? Yeah. Will I keep reading? No. I like plot filled porn, so pass. Just like S Flower for me.
Sigh. Just sigh. This is like the prime example of how important communication is in any relationship. I’m just amazed that the characters managed to make through 8 years without learning the importance of communication. I hope readers who read this will learn from these mistakes. Like not just romantic relationships but any relationship. (Work, friends, family)
If the killings have several victims for the past 4 months, and all of the victims have the same descriptions in the same exact area, there’s no way that there could be many more people matching that description... that being with the assumption that this is set in an Eurocentric area, meaning that black hair is rarer... So couldn’t the task force find the to be victims and observe if anything is slightly suspicious...? Just my observations(◞‿◟)ʃ











I like that it really depicts the current oshi culture… I’m not actually part of it but I’ve seen some people who totally are. Sui is almost a reflection of an acquaintance who spent their graduate degree scholarships on their favorite vtuber and going to Japan to support said Vtuber… Will definitely read since I’m curious on what kind of story unfolds