I like it! It’s not as dark as I expected—the uke’s trauma could’ve been delivered in a more impactful way instead of being explained by a friend, but it’s still good. I also find it funny how the uke keeps getting dragged along by the seme, and it doesn’t feel alarming to me—maybe because, given the uke’s personality, having someone who leads him is exactly what he needs. I love how the uke sees the seme as his sunshine, while the seme sees him as his warmth. They really feel like puzzle pieces that fit perfectly together.
I like it! It’s not as dark as I expected—the uke’s trauma could’ve been delivered in a more impactful way instead of being explained by a friend, but it’s still good. I also find it funny how the uke keeps getting dragged along by the seme, and it doesn’t feel alarming to me—maybe because, given the uke’s personality, having someone who leads him is exactly what he needs. I love how the uke sees the seme as his sunshine, while the seme sees him as his warmth. They really feel like puzzle pieces that fit perfectly together.