Look, I’m not saying that this story is portraying a realistic way of healing from this kind of trauma, or that the Angie/Angle/Demon is in the right for doing what he is doing. Or that this story is unproblematic because it is.
But I do have to say, somehow given all that, I actually find this story kinda wholesome and fluffy. Like it gives me some feel good feelings. And you know what, I’ll appreciate that feeing and put my judgement about the story into different boxes. Because feelings aren’t logical, and that’s ok.
I probably wouldn’t rate this story very high or seek some sort of deep philosophical answer to all of humanities questions in it. But I can appreciate the momentary feeling it gave me and for that I’ll give it a pass. As long as it doesn’t somehow fuck up big time in however much is remaining and make me regret these words. So as of chapter 4, I can comfortably say I think this story is alright.
Look, I’m not saying that this story is portraying a realistic way of healing from this kind of trauma, or that the Angie/Angle/Demon is in the right for doing what he is doing. Or that this story is unproblematic because it is.
But I do have to say, somehow given all that, I actually find this story kinda wholesome and fluffy. Like it gives me some feel good feelings. And you know what, I’ll appreciate that feeing and put my judgement about the story into different boxes. Because feelings aren’t logical, and that’s ok.
I probably wouldn’t rate this story very high or seek some sort of deep philosophical answer to all of humanities questions in it. But I can appreciate the momentary feeling it gave me and for that I’ll give it a pass. As long as it doesn’t somehow fuck up big time in however much is remaining and make me regret these words. So as of chapter 4, I can comfortably say I think this story is alright.