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No one's forcing you to read. See how people who dont like gore don't watch gore movies or stop when they realize?
Maybe you should learn that bc idk what you're getting by reading something you disapprove of just to cry about it.
You see the thing is... If you hate my comment so much, I guess you should have stopped reading it because "idk what you're getting by reading something you disapprove of just to cry about it" (=・ω・=)
Bro, this is exactly what abuse can be like, focusing entirely on the few good moments (even if they are fictional) so you don't have to acknowledge that you are a victim and the person who you care about isn't a good person. Not to mention the intentional isolation and financial situation.
I have read some questionable stuff in the past but this is just straight up abuse. Its too well thought out and as fictional as the initial premise was its fallen into a very real depiction of a horribly abusive relationship and yet THEY ARE GONNA END UP TOGETHER!
There is no way this author will give us a happy ending here. There is only an abuser and a victim who will convince themselves that their "love" for each other is more important than "what happened in the past" (aka unforgivable abuse) and they will move into a slightly less abusive relationship as some sort of character growth... Reading this is like watching a car crash