Is this ass or peak for you guys?? cuz one of the very little reasons I'm reading this is cuz of how uncanny yugeon looks and how his hair probably has 14 pounds of hairgel every morning AND he still somewhat can pull, also how I'd just be deadass staring into my device trying to find out each of the characters thought process. ALSOO I don't think they love each other, I think it's infatuation turned into obsession and codependency, or I just can't feel the chemistry but what can you expect with a porn with a tiny bit of plot story??
Do y'all think all the ghost illustrated are inspired by real horror movies/memes cuz I legit just saw the hibachi benihana teriyaki kid on 1st chap beside the guy that was hitting on mc
Literally
Spewing about Honda Yamaha shit WHAHHAAH
Bro, to the person that said mc is a slut, that is abuser/victim blamer mentality, It makes you look like someone who'll judge victims based on their level of resistance during the exact time of their abuse, even if it wasn't your intention when you wrote that comment and hit post. It's the impact of your comment that's being criticized as a way to enlighten and not as an attact, since it disregards a certain group of people who have reacted the same way during their abuse. I understand that in the manga, it was made to look erotic as yk, devious consent which are oftentimes mixed in to catch viewers attention, which to some may find disturbing so in short, fiction and real life aren't very similar but some people might relate the mc to real life victims since they are very much aware that SA happens a lot in real life and seeing someone (the mc) who they view as a victim be called a derogatory term feels as if you view irl victims the same way.
BAHWHHSSH I was trying to find what they were talking Abt in the comments, sum dih fight or something and hello? I'm literally bawling my eyes out, CherryLemonade is so woke that I had an enlightening about how ppl r obsessed with virginity like it's something you need to lose in the long run to be a proper human HWHAHSJSJS or how people get thrown tomatoes for having preferences that differs from them, like "oh you don't like apples, I hate you now because I love apples, you should love apples so that you won't bother me" Don't shrink yourself so people around you will feel comfortable, that's not what secure people do (≧▽≦). Also, a big wand don't matter if you don't have a skills to cast spells on it ykwim FEEL THE MAGIC Y'ALL (but like would it feel like you're taking a reverse massive constipated dump if your big dih partner don't got the skills??? ), low-key but that's not how it is in fiction, it's usually like if they got the anacondas, they already have 1000 years of skills and knowledge in bed like they've been cultivating it in their past lives. So it made sense that someone would be culture shocked cuz realism in fiction are like a rare gems.
YO why is this sht getting serious, at first it was romanticizing/simplying?? (Is that the word?) Creepy events, probably cuz it was in the perspective of Hong iltak at first but like I think the story is now leaning towards Hyunwoo's pov, does that mean iltak is a tiny bit shallow Orr I'm like very wrong Abt this?
I guess Park Ji didnt took this one as serious as suicide boy at first (i mean, it was simple at early chapters too but story got more compicated very fast)
If I remember correctly when she announced the highschool boy, the concept was different. It was about kleptomaniac Iltak sneaking things from convience store and Hyunwoo as the only person who knew abt this?? I may be shitting rn but yeah, I guess she just become attached to this one
The author is a dude lol
Instead of shallow, I'd say that he just doesn't have as much on his plate as hyunwoo. Aside from school, everything else is probably a bit better in his life than hyunwoo's so it's no doubt that it's gonna be more serious in his POV
Ah u may not know, author went though transition
Hmm I would say that it wasnt that serious bc even when Iltak was uncomfortable as hell about the red guy attidute, the vibe and actions after were set in simple, ""comedy" light instead of letting the viewer feel the inside of character. Just my opinion!!
Fr? Since when?
I didn't wanna be right about my theory that one of them would die, I think it's time to hibernate for 20 years
It's disturbing but it's not glorified at all, it's shown as how it really is in real life.
I'm currently crying as I type this because I dugged up an old trauma that I have and I'm somehow comforted. Being a victim and all, this made me feel like I'm not alone. For me, nagisa is a great representation of a victim because I felt exactly as how he did during those dark times in my life. His narrative resonates with me.
He really resonated with me when he said that "I have been robbed" while opening up about his experience, and he felt better when given 1000 yen for compensation, developing a mindset that it wasn't so bad if he's compensated, when starts to go along with it asking as he gets compensated as a way to comfort himself (but deep down he feels filthy because he had no choice); or when he questioned if he was wicked/if he had something rotten in him since birth and it's causing those monsters to be tempted to him. Coming from a victim that's been blamed countless times for what I experienced, there once a time I ended up believing it myself that it was my fault, that there was probably something in me that cause people to not see me as a human, I felt emptiness in my soul.
The storytelling is awesome, you can tell that it's told from a certain perspective that doesn't "tell" to make people comfortable but to "tell' by making the readers see what truly is happening even if it's uncomfortable, It's making the readers see the bitter truth of reality. Just because it's hard to hear or it makes you upset doesn't mean that it doesn't happen in real life.
Sending hearts to fellow victims out there, I hope you can still see the beauty in life.
No kidding this is the cutest sht ever, I cried my eyeballs out
::: tosses into a truck of tissues :: cry in there, we don't need mori sliding on wet floors from your tears
Erm what? So let me get this straighttt. ML has a background of being bullied by his older brother, MC had a great start with him and (probably) so on with like treating him well, THEN rejects being officially his personal guide, and MC still wonders why MLs point of obsession is him. Is this part of the plot or an enjoyment bait, I've been seeing this pattern in almost everything I ready ESPECIALLY at around the time where MC is highly indenial with their feelings with ML (viceversa).
It seems like the original guide is the one who “saved” the ML. The mc regained all of “his” memories when he touched the ML. It scared him and that’s when he rejected it. I think if he hadn’t rejected it, got along with the ML and used him for money then it would have followed the og plot. But because he rejected it it’s now switched but he’s too dumb to realise that.
Defff, it's usually one of the characters being blind/shallow to the point that you'd think the novel is originally teen fiction, but usually that kind of personality you get from characters in teen fiction are quirky. This one looks like they're just dragging the story too much that it's starting to become annoying (for me personally).
The ML’s heartlessness stems from a traumatic childhood. It went far beyond simple bullying; they put him through something much worse. His past is honestly devastating.
It isn't an excuse for murder, but it clarifies why he’s so guarded against being used.
Shirayuki knows, he does the same shit his brother does in more gruelling ways. I can't expect him to not know what his brother has done all those times when he can do worse (in a calculated manner too)