********----Spoilers: Even though i didn't like how they all minimised the main loosing his sight and made it seem like he was just having a tantrum, i actually really enjoyed it. The third wheel didn't cause too much drama, but how that piece of shit can call the main guy a coward after his dirty tricks that leads to him loosing his sight, and the husband let him too, not ok. It is unsatisfying that there were no consequences for him. I like how the doctor didn't push and was respectful that his feelings weren't returned. He may be a good guy but the main didn't have feelings for him. I like how the doctor called the husband out too. I like how the main was honest and straight up as soon as he found out about the doctors feelings. The husband had lost sight of what was important to him. Maybe that was a metaphor for the loss of eyesight, the husband had lost sight of why he was working so hard and the main guy had been turning a blind eye to his own pain and staying silent, pretending everything was ok. The butlers words to him really hit home to me because i too stay silent and put up with it hoping they'll care enough to know they are hurting me and stop, but we are all different, them not seeing it doesn't necessarily mean they don't care, they could just genuinely not know until we speak up. The husbands behaviour was not ok at all, and its because of him that the villain guy got away with disrespecting the main to the point it ended up with his loss of eye sight. The husband was expecting the main to put up and shut up, but i do feel that he genuinely saw the error of his ways in the end. So yes the story was flawed but i enjoyed it :)
********----Spoilers: Even though i didn't like how they all minimised the main loosing his sight and made it seem like he was just having a tantrum, i actually really enjoyed it. The third wheel didn't cause too much drama, but how that piece of shit can call the main guy a coward after his dirty tricks that leads to him loosing his sight, and the husband let him too, not ok. It is unsatisfying that there were no consequences for him. I like how the doctor didn't push and was respectful that his feelings weren't returned. He may be a good guy but the main didn't have feelings for him. I like how the doctor called the husband out too. I like how the main was honest and straight up as soon as he found out about the doctors feelings. The husband had lost sight of what was important to him. Maybe that was a metaphor for the loss of eyesight, the husband had lost sight of why he was working so hard and the main guy had been turning a blind eye to his own pain and staying silent, pretending everything was ok. The butlers words to him really hit home to me because i too stay silent and put up with it hoping they'll care enough to know they are hurting me and stop, but we are all different, them not seeing it doesn't necessarily mean they don't care, they could just genuinely not know until we speak up. The husbands behaviour was not ok at all, and its because of him that the villain guy got away with disrespecting the main to the point it ended up with his loss of eye sight. The husband was expecting the main to put up and shut up, but i do feel that he genuinely saw the error of his ways in the end. So yes the story was flawed but i enjoyed it :)