cryingoverspilledmilk's Topics (75)

bruh. I had this manga on my “want to read” and u just made me throw it out. thank u for saving me the time n effort it would’ve taken to read this story

the volume of this post is astronomical

Same. I’m outta here

You do realize that this is very, very mild, yes? Yes, Nekomata is quite toxic, but they're kids. Children often don't start to gain a sense of consequence or marale until about 8, some don't until their 15, and even some don't ever get that ability. I'm not defending Neko and what I am saying is that Neko is driven by loneliness and abandonment. Koiko is driven by guilt. She's also not that smart. Everyone has an emotion that dictates the outcome of their actions most of the time, because humans are not purely logical. Since Koiko is deiven by guilt, to her its not about forgiving Neko, its about whether or not she can bear to leave him alone, knowing as she does how lonely he already is. She can't. This will cause her to give into his demands and his selfishness no matter what he does. Samon is the catalyst is this story that is going to change all that. Its a story about growth, not about romanticising a toxic relationship. If anythung, it's making light of the trauma Koiko is going through. Even what Neko is going through. But if you couldn't tell that from the artwork, then I can't really help you there. Koiko is supposed to come off as a pure, simple, fluffy, forgiving girl, but she's actually coming off as quite pitiful. Neko is a child who has been hurt and he doesn't know how to cope, he's not a monster. And Samon seems mature in comparison to the other two, but he's a kid too and it's shown quite a few times. He has a pretty good grasp on reality and logic, so he'll bring them around, which is the whole point of this story.
Btw, I actually did enjoy Killing, Stalking. It was very well done and the author pulled it off great. It was dark and what it should have been. Not every story has a happy ending. Koiko will get hers though, so don't qoery so much.

so according to you, because it's mild it's acceptable? again to reiterate because it's mild it's acceptable? newsflash hun it's not, regardless of if it was low, medium, mild, or high abuse is not acceptable, and like I said people who like this i.e the whole fanbase of killing, stalking would defend this because "it's a dark manhua" okay and? your point is? I still stand by what I said, stop romanticiaizng toxic relationships. if you, like stuff like that that's a you thing, but I, as in the collective I, does not see the worth in liking something that clearly does romanticiaizng toxic relationships. I said what I said and I meant what I said and I said what I meant.

and this is where I'll say let's agree to disagree. good day.

I haven’t read this manga but I know about ks and it wasn’t well done. It had a lot of plot holes which were evidence of the lack of research the author made about human mind and criminal things. Come on, when they carried that body around and no none noticed I was like lol that’s going to smell a lot. When bum got his legs smashed and just miraculously healed himself, when you need a lot of medical and physiotherapy to somewhat heal. And don’t get me started in the weird way sangwoo was portrayed, he was a psychopath and psychotic? Not really clear on that, there were some loose ends there.
The ending was horrible too, anticlimactic and boring.
The author wasted time introduced characters that were so boring and didn’t add to anything like the policeman, he did nothing, he was as shallow as this whole comic.
I’m rambling but I could go on.

1) nowhere in my comment did I say that that kind of behavior was exceptable.
2) I have a psychology degree, so I'm pretty sure I know what I'm talking about.
3) You don't like it that's fine. Not a lot of people can handle any hint of psychological drama or abuse in manga/manhua/manwa or novels and movies. If it upsets you that much, it's healthier to walk away rather than to stress yourself out over it.
4) Nini, I was not attacking you nor anyone else with the commenf. I was explaining Koiko and Neko's personalities and why they react the what they do so that you might gain a little more understanding to have an easier time reading this, since the original poster seemed to want to continue. And really for anyone else who doesn't understand why Koiko does what she does.
5) Killing Stalker was portrayed very well, regardless of what you believe are plot holes, which is subjective. I agree that I was hoping for a little more at the ending, but for the story that it was, i was quite happy about that abrupt non-closure type of ending. Why? Because things like that happen in real life. Bum went in with a delusion of Sangwoo and it turned into the worst case of Stockholm syndrome I'd ever seen.
Bottom line is, when you're reading manga, you have to remember that its a fantasy and the author is trying to sell you that fantasy, to make you believe it. Some are good at it, some are bad. Some hit the mark but it doesn't cater to what the masses want. Killing/Stalking was one of that latter. It wasn't meant to cater to a lot, but it did a great job in portraying two people with very deep psychological issues. Regardless of the other characters (it wasn't about them, obviously, they were just fillers to push the story along), Sangwoo and Bum were portrayed well.

as I said before we can agree to disagree. good day.

Honestly... thats something bothering me too... for how long she pretends to lie to him? Both of the guys are preety nice in their own way. I feel bad for them (〜￣△￣)〜

If you look closely, Renee confessed with the intent of being rejected to get over this infatuation. She has silly moments and daydreams about the prince but I don’t think (hope?) she likes him that much.