Jancf October 20, 2018 3:13 am

This is why I would NEVER date someone who is a very well known actor (not that I ever will but just go with it lol) bc you never really know if their actions/emotions are genuine so the whole time I’ll just be doubting them as soon as they do something that ruins my trust.

Jancf October 16, 2018 11:34 pm

Welp next time just wait for the official translation by someone who ACTUALLY speaks korean instead of google translating it. Nice try tho lol

Jancf October 16, 2018 5:34 am

HE DROPPED THE BABY LMAOOOOI

Jancf October 5, 2018 10:17 pm

Just when you thought you’ve read it all and then BAM a family that buys brides, people that casually has crows on their shoulder and talking to fucking messengers of god

    JustBeingMyself October 5, 2018 10:40 pm

    Have you read this one? ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/hanayome_kun/

    Jancf October 5, 2018 11:54 pm
    Have you read this one? ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶: http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/hanayome_kun/ JustBeingMyself

    Yeah haha. What I meant was as to why they were buying brides was what I found weird lol

    JustBeingMyself October 6, 2018 12:20 am
    Yeah haha. What I meant was as to why they were buying brides was what I found weird lol Jancf

    I see.

    Guess it's sort of similar as Goshugi (Gift Money) for them? LOL.

    (Copied this online:) *Japanese Weddings*
    "Money is a very common gift in Japanese weddings. The groom's parents traditionally give the bride's family money in ashugi-bukuro, or special envelope. The envelope is elaborately decorated with gold and silver strings twisted and tied into a decorative knot. Japanese folklore says that the knot is supposed to be impossible to open. The amount inside is usually quite generous—three months of the groom's salary or a set amount of 500,000 yen (about $5,000). Most grooms don't get to keep the whole amount, which is seen as a family-to-family gift. But the money-giving doesn't stop there. Guests also give cash gifts to the bride and groom. A friend may give about $300, and an especially close friend may up the sum to $500. Bosses, uncles and aunts may part with up to $1,000 for their favorite couple. The gift-giver's name and the grand total of the cash inside is written on the outside of the envelope."

Jancf October 2, 2018 11:28 pm

WHY DOES THE PURPLE HAIRED GUY LOOK LIKE TRUNKS FROM DRAGON BALL Z HAHAHAHAHA I CANT KEEP ON READING BC IT MAKES ME LAUGH EVERYTIME HAHA

Jancf September 28, 2018 11:57 pm

Wanna know what’s gonna happen next?? It rhymes with tape and probably something that you would hate ╥﹏╥

Jancf September 28, 2018 11:08 pm

BITCH I SCREAMEEDDDDDDD OH MY GODDDDDDDDD FINALLYYYY A FUCKING UKE WHO ISNT CLUELESS FOR ONCE

Jancf September 26, 2018 10:56 pm

Honestly I won’t be too sad if they don’t end up together (but it’s gonna happen anyways) because you could tell how Yeonduk’s past really traumatized him. Skylar’s obviously trying his best but idk what he can really do or expect from Yeonduk after everything he’s put him through. It was just a really, REALLY bad misunderstanding from the beginning

Jancf September 25, 2018 11:53 pm

I don’t understand why some people are even siding with Heejae like did you even understand this whole manhwa??? It’s so fucking creepy how Heejae just literally played along with this whole thing instead of confronting Jisuh about it. He’s a fucking psychopath and obviously gets off on knowing that he has the upper hand. Idk if this is me being really into psychology but something is mentally wrong with him (especially that chapter where he was young and was with his sister comparing playing cards to life! The creepssssss >.<)

    pepperspray September 26, 2018 3:10 pm

    I don't think hes a psychopath because i feel like he genuinely lieks Jisuh, but theres definitely something fucked up with his head LOL

    somerandomgirl September 26, 2018 9:50 pm
    I don't think hes a psychopath because i feel like he genuinely lieks Jisuh, but theres definitely something fucked up with his head LOL pepperspray

    Him being a psychopath and liking Jisuh are two different things. He is psycho and he is liking Jisuh in his own fucked up ways.

    pepperspray September 26, 2018 10:44 pm
    Him being a psychopath and liking Jisuh are two different things. He is psycho and he is liking Jisuh in his own fucked up ways. somerandomgirl

    but psychopaths do not have any empathy, therefore they cant actually love someone. After jisuh left Heejae, we actually see him fall to the ground, feeling hurt (sorta like inner monolgue to show that Heejae actually had emotions)

    Jancf September 26, 2018 11:01 pm
    but psychopaths do not have any empathy, therefore they cant actually love someone. After jisuh left Heejae, we actually see him fall to the ground, feeling hurt (sorta like inner monolgue to show that Heejae a... pepperspray

    But love does not automatically empathy. You can love someone and and completely lack empathy. Those are two very different things. There are a lot of people that have been labeled as psychopaths because they would do whatever it takes for them to have the person they love to themselves. Even loving someone can be interpreted in many ways. There’s never a fixed defition to showing love, as cheesy as it sounds

    blueninja89 September 27, 2018 1:47 am
    but psychopaths do not have any empathy, therefore they cant actually love someone. After jisuh left Heejae, we actually see him fall to the ground, feeling hurt (sorta like inner monolgue to show that Heejae a... pepperspray

    You're only half right in that regard. Psychopaths are capable of understanding empathy just that they cannot process it fully to comprehend the feeling. They can express love just cannot feel love. Meaning Heejae could be totally capable of replicating a person in love to suit Jisuh's needs as psychopaths are inherently manipulative to be chameleons. psychopath and similarly a sociopaths will go to any measure to accomplish a desire of their own. If Heejae wants to continue to control Jisuh as he's done till now, it is totally imaginable he could take on a different approach as expressing "love". Why people accept his confession at face value for being sincere when he has a track record that proves otherwise truly shows people are not familiar with abusive relationships in real life, but feel the need to encourage them here because hey it's fiction excuse. Also as to why do you people keep pushing Jisuh to be with Heejae when Jisuh as only ever suffered from manipulative emotionally abusive SOs like who even condones such a thing even for a fictional character to experience. Like I'm reading this manga and am unbelievably concerned for the people defending Heejae and question their morality.

    pepperspray September 27, 2018 3:49 am
    You're only half right in that regard. Psychopaths are capable of understanding empathy just that they cannot process it fully to comprehend the feeling. They can express love just cannot feel love. Meaning Hee... blueninja89

    The thing is, I don't think Heejae is faking his 'love' towards Jisuh. As much as I hate him, again, as i said in the previous comment "After jisuh left Heejae, we actually see him fall to the ground, feeling hurt (sorta like inner monolgue to show that Heejae actually had emotions)". Inner monologue most likely means that someone's feelings are genuine and theyre not faking it. I'm honestly not trying to defend Heejae, because I hate his guts. But i personally think he genuinely loves Jisuh and wants to change. Just my opinion.

    pepperspray September 27, 2018 3:54 am
    You're only half right in that regard. Psychopaths are capable of understanding empathy just that they cannot process it fully to comprehend the feeling. They can express love just cannot feel love. Meaning Hee... blueninja89

    "You're only half right in that regard. Psychopaths are capable of understanding empathy just that they cannot process it fully to comprehend the feeling. They can express love just cannot feel love. " sjdhfksdf thats sort of what I mean by "he can't actually love someone". didn't really phrase it right. I know they can be manipulative, like how psychopaths can have families but they cant actually, you know, 'love them like a real family'. but again, my big point was about how theres a panel with just heejae alone, showing his emotions might be genuine.

    pepperspray September 27, 2018 4:01 am
    But love does not automatically empathy. You can love someone and and completely lack empathy. Those are two very different things. There are a lot of people that have been labeled as psychopaths because they w... Jancf

    empathy means that you can understand people's feelings. psychopaths cannot understand other's emotions, they dont feel them. thats why im saying love relates to empathy. Are psychopaths capable of being obsessed of someone tho? i personally dont know that.

Jancf September 25, 2018 11:18 pm

They update weeks later and it’s a whack episode SMH where is this manhwa even headed to

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