Camping
Bruh why’d I look up camping thinking it’ll be a banger comic just to get traumatized
That’s just ahhh yaoi and chapters being all over place.
noooo i meant im camping in the comments to see the recs too
that is so fucking funny lmao
You may want to check out: "I’m a Villainess, Can I Die?"
What’s the plot?
Hahahaha I actually looked it up too
Spoilers!
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I do have some recs I already know.
“What it means to be you?” has a suicide trope with a neglectful husband (misunderstanding between them for big part)
“There Is No Place for Fakes” has a runaway arc and she actually will at the end move out for good
“The Time of the Terminally Ill Extra” has a death of the MC due to neglectful family and no forgiveness trope
I don’t think I have anything more tho :( It’s so hard to find
Camping the comments too
"What it means to be you" has the couple get back together, though, right?
At least, I remember dropping it because they were end-game but the ML was too irredeemable for me...
I kid you not this same event happened to me omg. word by word too, this is crazy
Camping here
Yeah they did, I do think when it was more explained it was more of misunderstanding but I didn’t love them back together either. Also, it just got boring for me after the suicide trope
Actually I binged it last night
it was good right? it's one of my faves!
Yeah. I love angst. Kinda sad though that she had such sweet family that she unconsciously hurt :(
Anyone has any manhwa recommendations where FL is so fed up she has a suicide attempt that makes others (family, finance, whoever it is that mistreated them) realize just how horrible they were/how far off gone she is? I’m a sucker for angst, that’s why I love this webtoon so much. (Btw, I already know Kill the Villainess). PLEASE.
Also, any like family centered with neglect/abuse where the FL actually runs away and family suddenly cares but there are no redemption arcs? There’s so many child/young adult manhwas with neglect where they just forgive the families like nothing ever happened, usually not even mentioned what they went through.
Oh, or any where FL’s actually tell the neglectful families that their real child did actually die already? (Yeah, I’m a sucker for angst as I’ve said, and regret tropes. They just make me feel ya know)