OMG I LOVE PIGEONS and I gotta praise the author for building in their struggles and how society sees and treats them. People be complaining about their poop, but with a good food source for them, this wouldn’t be even an issue. Also calling them dirty, which ain’t true. They just need locations to clean themselves (fountains) BUT so that they can stand in the water. Also reminding everyone that we humans are responsible for them. After all we are the ones who did abandon them on the streets
Pathetic how people keep shitting on Yuta, did you even read anything atp? Or did you skip the chapters as if reading a picture only book. Should be so obvious why Yuta went with them- I can’t believe people are seriously confused about this
Why should I? Do you know how exhausting it is to explain smth so obvious multiple times? I will give you a tip tho: Think about all those times where Yuta warned Seunghyun about the Kujos and about the last few chapters of them having deep talks. Explanations only work if people truly try to understand complex characters, that’s why I’m leaving it at this
SINCE DAY ONE people be showing how bad they’re when it comes to understanding characters. The way y’all still struggle to understand shit is ridículos. “Omg Yuta why are you doing this” “Now there are two Yutas on my hate list” BRUUUUUHHHHH How old are you guys and how low is your reading comprehensions
This feels more like a relationship where you gotta be each others therapist, because none seeks an actual one. That can be emotionally exhausting for both parties and usually doesn’t end up well. It’s more destructive then healing. The age difference and it dynamic made me also think- especially around the ending. The way that older guy (ML) approached someone who is way younger then him so he could move on from his past (ex)*, lastly trying to talk MC into leading him by taking his hand (basically saying be there for him)
It reminds of guilt tripping - I took care of you, now it’s your turn so please don’t abound me.
This is actually the take I was looking for! Even though I do really love this manwha for its exploration of mental health, grief, healing, and nuance--the ML did feel a little less developed. Of course, I didnt expect him to completely forget his past lover, but telling him that he was a replacement was a pretty heavy reveal to throw onto the MC near the end, and even though the ML did truly love the MC, it definitely left a bitter taste on their ending romance since there wasn't much further exploration on how he grew.
Love how unserious and serious this fandom can be at wrong times. People here be complaining more about fake notifications then about the brutal content they read
I get what you're saying, but there's a big difference between fictional content and real world inconvience. So if I for example watch a horror movie where everyone gets brutaly murded, then I can't complain if there are any technical issues when I want to watch a horror movie. Because fictional murder is "worse" so we have to suck it up...








Imma go cry (2020-2026)
It always feel like an identity crisis when you read something for a long time and it ends. Imma go cry too
Exactly (´༎ρ༎`)