sohan's in for a big disappointment and i honestly don't think ill feel sorry for him. seems the only way to wake him up is have him go through it cause well, he said himself that he wants it. but his dad obviously hasn't changed one bit. people don't change like that. the abuse and negligence won't ever go away, he's the one who needs to stand his ground and keep the distance. i mean, the only reason that thing even cared about him is cause he got the jackpot,, how the fuck does sohan still believe that a dad who had even the slightest bit of respect for him would do all the shit his father did?! it just pisses me off, im sure there's people who resonate with this story tho, emotional attachments usually play out like this in real life as well. i just hope he does what's right for him in the end.
brothers can i get a HELL YEAHH
HELL YEAH
HELL YEAHH
HELL YEAHH
Paradise Kiss.
HELL YEAHH
HELL YEAH
this was insane omg they need therapy im also still confused abt how he got his clothes on over the leash but anyways i liked it kinda
I feel vindicated by the whole leash and shirt thing
right lmao
JIA THANK YOU FOR THIS I LOVE YOUR WORK also i love this manga sm, all hail the rivals to lovers trope
imagine you walk into class and find your teacher blushing at some guy with q huge boner in his pants
just a bisexual and his (forcefully) gender fluid partner, we love to see it
Tbh pansexual fits him better
"forcefully gender fluid" LMAO
i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there's not that big of a distinction between bi and pansexual. goes entirely from what label the person chooses. since this is a fictional character and hasn't expressed his identity in any terms, you can call him the term you see fit ^^ i still think bisexual is a good word for him
did i lie? AKJSKSK
hi sorry to just step in, but do bi ppl like trans ppl too or is it strictly just cis ppl? I don't get the difference b/e bi and pan
yup bi people can like anyone of any gender. it's rare to see someone who's bisexual excluding trans and non binary people (unless they're transphobic). like i said, bi and pan are labels that have a main distinction of historical background, since bi is an older term. pansexuality is a new word that may work for some people to define their identities, but it's not that different of a concept from bisexuality. just goes from personal preference, really.