I just realized not all countrys use ''brother'' for respect even though you're not relative. In my country its very common. You don't even have to know the person for use it
waaa- same in my country using "brother" is just like paying respect to older than u even tho ur not relatives and just stranger(≧∀≦)
I think the brother here is similar to "Hyung" in korean
we use "kuya" here.
We use “abi”
Yeah i just notice we use kuya even tho the guy is way older enough to be a dad or a grandpa
This made me cry. I'll never have a supporting parent but I will be a supporting parent when I grow up.
woah this hit different :((
I don't trust that guy (•ˋ _ ˊ•)
Join the ever growing crowd. I think most of us readers have felt that way since he initially appeared and purposely ticked off Rin.
Which I think he did in the hopes of separating them and ruining Jun and Rin's friendship. He wants Jun isolated from friends and family. That is something an abuser wants and does. And his asking Jun to never abandon him is another trick by abusers. It is to sow a seed of guilt in the victims when later on, the victims try to leave. The abuser can get all weepy and say "But you promised NEVER to ABANDON me and here you are, abandoning me," so that they (the abusers) can make the victims look and feel like the bad guys for trying to get away and save themselves. Thus getting the victims to stay with the abusers. A very, VERY nasty, but unfortunately successful in most cases, tactic.
Watch. I bet dollars to donuts that the creep will start trying to undermine any of Jun's confidence and love for his parents and friends, and thus make Jun completely dependent on him, both mentally and emotionally, and possibly physically as well.
+You're so tiny then BİGHEAD
This logic is the reason why I'm alive(≧∀≦)
Looks like It's gonna be a cute story (づ￣ ³￣)づ