I agree with the general sentiment. People definitely always need one to be right and the other to be wrong for whatever reason when it's not that black and white. But are you sure people who are happy about their separation don't just want them to take time for themselves to figure things out separately and realise how much they really mean to each other or something like that?
Preach. Agree or not, theyre not too matured to understand both sides and face their flaws and everything like you said. It's a very good story because of how realistic it is, and I think they don't like it because of that
Id like to answer this one as well. From what I've read here, (i dont wanna open tiktok and be depressed with their comments about them two ), I think the 'happiness' is like a mask of 'yeah i told you, he right, you shouldve listened.' While some people may really just be happy that they seperated so that they could calm down and think it over again, there are more people who just doesnt really try to understand that based on how the story is going right now, its relevant bcs its something that happens in real life
In short, its just masking of their expressions with Luke/Andrew in a negative view. Im sorry if this doesnt make sense
Yes I am sure lol, wouldn’t have brought it up if I wasn’t. saw multiple people just straight up insulting Luke and praising Andrew like he’s fucking mother Teresa or some shit
Oh okay. Yuck. Not surprising honestly. My decision to never download tiktok gets reaffirmed every day. I've seen this side-taking happen with so many manhwas and falsely thought this one's readers weren't as insane.
I see a lot of people celebrating their separation especially on tiktok and I feel if you dislike either of them you are not the target audience for this story, one is not ‘in the wrong’ they both have their flaws. They are written extremely realistically and I think it’s childish to pick sides in this situation. I think people are far too used to the 1 toxic 1 victim archetype most yaois tend to have these days and they feel they need to pick one whos ‘in the wrong’ when this situation really doesn’t require this.