“please don’t make fun of him because he’s a himbo ~~” made me laugh
imagine if the one time kihoon managed to avoid his misfortune is the day yeon died trying to protect him from it. im done
Now that's an explanation that's giving
i need to know if the story has a happy ending tag before i proceed reading i can’t do this
Hold my hand. Lets go through this together
a big rock fall on these people heads that wish for them to switch sorry not sorry. may y’all never get what y’all wanted (︶︿︶)＝凸
I hate the translation from the official ones. it sounds so unnatural unlike the ones here TTTTTTTTT IM SO SAD PLEASE I WILL GIVE U MY FIRST BORN
WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ONNNNNN
WAIT… so does kihoon’s unfortune actually has something to do with yeon’s actions ? is yeon the reason behind all of it ? IM SCARED BRUU
i don’t understand what that scene of them when they were little kids was supposed to mean…
Kid image was from past life...
Kihoon was most likely mc's guard and freind last life
a train of us being in the middle with, yeon behind and kihoon in front RAHHHHHH
they’re so yummylicious i want to know how they met and got married ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄
can someone please tell woowon it is completely normal to want to kill your abuser
can you explain why? (im just curious to know)
i don’t have any past experiences relating to this but i think it’s a feeling of wanting to hurt the person that hurt you, and it hurts even worse when it’s a family member, someone that’s supposed to protect you. also, thinking about how he never talked about his abuse, never really processed it in a healthy way, he couldn’t have ever felt any sort of positive way towards his dad. (plus he abused his mom as well, mind you, he was a child when he witnessed abuse, and when he was abused, which DEEPLY affects your development.) -again i don’t have any experience with this but i hope this helped a bit ◡
it’s actually super normal to want to kill your abuser. it’s your brain trying to take back control after being hurt. the anger, rage, and even violent thoughts are all part of how trauma shows up. doesn’t mean you’re bad — it means what they did to you was that wrong.speaking from prior experience