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My guess is the way that Cirrus was raised. His violence was most likely taught by his father. It’s clear that Cirrus’s father doesn’t talk to him and instead beats the shit out of him. As for Skylar, he’s always picked a fight ever since he was in middle school if you remember the story about his past. He clearly isn’t afraid to defend himself. If Cirrus swings, Skylar won’t hesitate to swing back lol. It’s clear they both have problems that are unsolved which calls for the violent behavior unfortunately

Did you not read the past 99 chapter before this?

why would I be here if I did not read the past 99 chapters bro?

thanks for the answer

thanks for the answer

Cirrus isn’t violent though. In this specific chapter he was but if we count every violent action each character has done you’ll see cirrus is rarely ever violent. Skyler has physical abusive tendencies while Cirrus is more mentally and emotionally abusive. I’m pretty sure in one of the q&a’s the author even mentioned something about how cirrus could beat Skyler in a fight but it looks like Skyler is stronger just cause he’s violent and cirrus hates violence.

True true. I was just explaining perhaps the reason behind the violence in this chapter and overall how Cirrus sometimes gets kinda rough with the whole grabbing and pulling on Skylar the in a couple chapters (^_^;) I’m sure he clearly doesn’t mean to hurt him though since sometimes impulses happen

Because clearly you missed some chapters here. Otherwise, why are you even asking this when they already tell us their back story for what that making them the way they are? Lol

Yeah you’re right. At the end of the day he did get physical so I agree. I took your comment too literally my bad.

Nah you’re good lol

I honestly agree, Im even surprised people are pissing on the uke for pursuing another career like bruh its his life let him pursue what he wants and the seme is willing to wait anyways.

I could tell you but I would be spoiling you what’s coming up.
We are almost at the end of the road:

Ye old incel tendencies, that’s why