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when did yoonsung’s memories came back? was it when he read the journal when they got back from his grandfather’s lodge? but i thought he threw it away together with the ring right after? if he knew it was for nakyung why did he threw it? was it for the same reason the he’s scared if he knew his memories came back he’d disappear?? i wish we got more pov with that scene and how was his thought process after while he was with nakyung
overall love the yearning love the slowburn and the story,, i cried so much wish we had extras where they talked about their past with the chairman more in the end
he kept talking how the ring is useless if it doesn’t belong to anyone i’m so confused
nakyung also said that it seemed important so he must’ve cared a lot about the ring too,, tho i guess when they talked about it again on the elevator it seemed yoonsung doesn’t care anymore about the past and js wanted to stay with him right then and now
honestly they should’ve talked more bc when the reveal that he had his memories back all along it was so anti-climactic they js glossed it over when it was the reason the slow burn happened
my lists,, TT
to answer ur question here
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangatopic/21770297/
ty man i hope we get like more restricted access like w ao3 and invites if site is getting more traffic,, but its a pirate site so,,
pls does the tragedy tag mean it's actually tragedy tragedy????? bc i see the tragedy tag and read the story thinking oh ill prolly only cry a few chaps then it's a happy ending BUT NO?????? IT'S A WHOLE PACKAGE ONION CUTTING SEMENAR AND LET ME TELL U I SEEM TO ALWAYS READ THE BEST ONES WITH THAT TAG WITH PERFECT PLOT AND PACING AND STUFF IBHAYE THIS
also i cant believe it's that easy to find a sad story like time to abuse this eyes and bawl those shitty tears out of em haha dbfjsmwl
Gimme ur best tragedy ones, like the saddest shit
Yeah tragedy means tragedy tragedy lol like mostly one of the mcs die in the end when it’s tragedy so there are mostly sad endings, happy endings happen when it’s tagged drama not tragedy (there can be some exceptions ofc)
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/hate_no_kouya_de_vacances_wo/
it's probably not the best but this is the mfo i recently read that made me like crap and asked the tragedy tag
bthchc i thought the drama tag was like face slapping cheating n shi and the tragedy tag was the sad drama where i thought only a side aint that important character dies like a family a friend not major characters i mean seeing the tragedy tag alrdy feels like a red flag but I STILL READ IT AND ALWAYS SAY THE SAME THING oh they're actually dead LIEK FUCK WHAT
thank you for explaining btw will be careful from now on!!
I still read tragedy knowing that lmao and also np, glad to help you <3
can some of y’all stop pushing your own standards onto queer media? especially when the characters grew up in a conservative environment. mc wasn’t accepted by his own parents, and before he could even reconcile with them, they DIED
he’s carrying that grief while suddenly becoming the guardian of his nephew. do you seriously think he’d be in the right state of mind to navigate work, raising a child, and a relationship all at once??? despite everything, he did his best to make sure tsumu was fed, clean, loved, and cared for. that’s why i’m grateful ml came into his life and helped ease some of that burden
his anxiety was also completely VALID. he was protecting ml from the prejudice that comes with dating another man. since ml was straight, it scares mc to think “what if ml eventually realized he wanted the life he is a a conventional family?”
and the whole reo situation— mc wasn’t considering living with reo because he liked him more than ml. reo was another single father, from mc’s perspective, two single dads helping each other raise their kids would be seen as a practical arrangement that SOCIETY could accept much more easily please
Yes!!! People need to stop pushing their ideologies on queer media!!!
Me, as a gay man, am tired of having people push those beliefs onto media that's supposed to portray the "abnormal." (I put that in quotes because I mainly mean that being straight is the majority.)