I love the way it hurts and I also want to just ship him with redhead and I'm pretty sure this guy knows that the uke likes the ml,the moment he tells a story about the ml's wedding the redhead already smelled something's going on HAHAHA(cause he experienced it himself and maybe the same thing will happen to the ml lmao) and it feels like he's only teasing and pissing off the ml lmao that's why I like him,it's actually a good thing maybe the ml will wake up lol HAHAHAH
I mean it added some deep in the story (I was really afraid that they wouldn't end together for a time lol).
Some people are mad at ML because he initiated the breakup, but I do feel it was necessary for both of them, so much happened they needed this time alone. When ml finally understood his feelings for MC, he was so overjoyed that I think he took a serie of decisions that was too precipitated, and mc also needed to be more open about his love and affection for ml.
And their reconciliation was so beautiful, and they're so in love. Honestly it's not your typical bl story, and it's more realistic, but it's very worth it and they're made for each other.
And I'm sorry, but red guy is nice and all but not worth the ml in love lol.











I'm always wondering(not because it always happen in some manhwa's but also because this thing sometimes happens irl) why do some people who have mental illness or a trauma,they'll do the same to other people for them to also experience what they went through,do they feel fine after ruining another person's life? I'm always trying to find ways to understand on why some of them do this but-
Wait- I just realised that sometimes I also do the same thing to others just for them to realize that I am also hurt,wh
I look like a dumbass here
I've had this same thought, I've noticed that the bullied ends up bulling another person and others similarly end up verbally cursing another to end up in the same or experience the same. ( ̄へ ̄)
Psychologist here! Simply put, people subconciously learn behavior patterns when growing up and interacting with others, regardless of said patterns being nice or painful/traumatic. For example, if you grew up with abusive parents who miscomunicated and blamed you for things, you may replicate that same behavior with a romantic partner, even knowing how much it hurt you in the past. Because it's the only way you've experienced close relationships and the habit has turned it into some sort of "comfort zone" to interact. People end up "fearing" healthy relationships because of how uncomfortable it feels to not know how to be in one. Like when you see people resisting and avoiding direct cunication to solve a personal problem.
direct comunication* sorry, typo! #-.-)