
tbh I don't even like Todou. He's the typical seme character who got what he wanted without even trying and now that he has it, he plays the victim of insecure martyrdom ( remember he confesses but Kirishima then after chases after Todou). Kirishima has gone out of his way and then some to accommodate and reassure him in their relationship and friendship. Todou was promiscuous before dating Kirishima big whoop, he solved his insecurities through sex tons of people do that, it's not exactly healthy but that's besides the point. A relationship you had in highschool with an old sex friend is not some big secret that needs needless angst attached to it. Kirishima has been more than honest and then some in your relationship, especially with regards that he's repositioned his sexuality and even sexual role for your sake when he's only been with women. It's wholly inconsiderate and selfish to continue to hold secrets, even minor ones for your self reason of saving face for past transgressions. If Kirishima was going to judge you with scorn, he would have done so long before when he visited you a the gay bar and learned just how promiscuous enough you were to have a reputation among the regular bar patrons. I truly hate these sort of tropes of straight uke/seme turned "queer" for an already gay partner who then takes for granted it's a whole new experience for their partner to deal with coupled with these romantic feelings. It's extremely inconsiderate and reaffirms those negative stereotypes of gay men preying on straight males, "they'll lead you astray down a dark path" that you'll never come back from and simply move on to their next victim.

I agree with you 100%. This is so annoying, even Toudou can see that Kirishima is now starting to get the picture of things with his questions and anxiety with the relationship, but he is so darn stubborn and doesn't want to clear things up or reassure him, and the fact that Toudou did not run after Kirishima when he was frustrated gave me an extra annoyance+
This is disappointing. Just because he is the hot seme in this manga does not mean he get a pass for his behavior from me, and Kirishima knows Toudou used to be a big player and slept around a lot. I mean he heard it from that person at the gay bar. Why is this going to be a shocker?
I hoped this sequel would bring a satisfying end to the prequel, but it seems it brings only irritation.

Seriously is what is with this inconsistent vampire. It’s like the author can’t make up her mind about how he interacts with the main character.

You used "bipolar" incorrectly. Bipolar just means you have periods of depression and periods of excitement that are abnormal in their intensity and duration. I don't think you meant to imply that the character was either too happy or too sad, rather it seems you are indicating inconsistencies in the character's behavior/motives. I think it would be better to use descriptive terms like "volatile" to make your point instead of referencing a mood disorder. Because it makes your point more accurate and it doesn't contribute to the stigma experienced by people with disorders.
I say this because I am bipolar and it is difficult to let people know that I'm bipolar because they misunderstand what that means and incorrectly associate it with harmful behaviors. Casual, incorrect references to the disorder like this perpetuate these misunderstandings.
I don't want this to sounds too harsh because I'm not particularly offended and I'm only writing this in order to clarify the point. I don't want you to feel bad, so I'll lasso put some emoticons here to make sure this comment doesn't ruin your mood. ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ノ~ (=・ω・=) (●'◡'●)ノ ヾ(☆▽☆) ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

I don't think he's bipolar he just isn't a well structured character. When the person said inconsistent they weren't referencing a mood disorder in the character, they were more talking about the way the author had written the character didn't make sense and was underdeveloped and unexplained in terms of personality and motive. If they had said this in terms of a real person I think your point would be justified, but as he is a fictional character I think calling his actions inconsistent is in a literary sense correct. Also considering he tried to kill the mc one minute and then become best friends with him the next I would say his actions are a bit more extreme than bipolar ( ̄∇ ̄")

sometimes it's truly gross that for the sake of a plot, authors' put characters' in scenarios no rational thinking person would ever allow themselves to be in. 20 years in love with your best friend and being his side fuck everytime when he's essentially bored of screwing his current chick, but then he always returns to her anyway? Who in their right mind has that little self worth to subject themselves to this for 10 straight years? Man yaoi logic is a twisted thing

from what I can gather Raymond's father Logan was a bastard based on the evidence he was an absentee father, was cheating on his wife (she clearly knew as her reaction during his funeral), and was having a an ill-advised and inappropriate affair with Kata, his test subject, yet the fact that everyone is obsessed with his role within this narrative is interesting. Raymond with his daddy issues, and willingness to get close to Kata in order to learn more about a father he barely knows, yet those so through the very morally gray method of now routinely having sex with his father's mysterious ex lover (he's clearly connecting the dots of Kata/ Logan's relationship). Then we have Chei who appears to harbor resentment towards Kata stemming from Chei's own relationship with Dr. Logan during his childhood as well. Logan must have been better than sliced bread apparently if so many people are hung up over him.

Why couldn’t he just be honest that he’d had sex with Kanade to help with his heat, “lying” like that was horrible the fact that story isn’t looking dark in anyway is beside the point, having your first omega heat and then sexual experience without your consent would be traumatic especially so with someone so close to you. Why the moment is trivialize because Kanade happens to like Munechika to overlook this is not okay.

those two girls CAN go to fucking HELL! that short haired bitch fully knows she and her friend are responsible acting innocent as fuck are you for real?! and that gossiping jealous one has the fucking nerve to ask him to turn the other cheek in acknowledging her role in the rumors? Man if i could physically cut that bitch I would.Hold my fucking earrings!

honestly I don't see the love between Yeon and Taeho. Yeon has been so wishy washy about getting over his ex up until a chapter ago, and it's like Taeho just happened to be the best rebound option because they spend so much time around each other. Plus Yeon is a straight up a man baby and it's more or less Taeho chasing after him and taking care of a child more so than a grown man whom he'd become romantically involved with.

why did the wolf guy's personality all of sudden change and as well his height(he was tall but now he's practically dwarfed by the vampire in the 2nd chapter) after the appearance of the vampire. I get that he'll be the uke but it's so annoying when an author introduces a character and then midway changes things about them just to make their relationship with their "love interest" more feasible to fit the uke/seme mold of visual and emotional imbalance. Just because they'll sleep with each other doesn't mean they can't be equal to another.
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Plus not even 3-4 chapters into the manhwa he's having sex with a guy he clearly didn't like a chapter ago. Mind you the guy leaves while fucking someone else midway to go fuck you in a cinema bathroom. We're expected to believe they'll fall in love when one guy is the epitome of a pos dirtbag and the other is a clueless pushover. After meeting a vampire and finding out you're a werewolf, you'd just go with it no questions asked allow him to sleep with you even if you're not dependent on his blood? Glad he doesn't know he's a second helping for a skeevy horndog who goes in raw on strangers if that's the case. I expect to see a lot of heavy sex, but if you're going to rely on overused tropes at least try to make a sensible plot while relying on the the parameters of fiction and mythical creatures. It's getting really boring to see stories that rely so heavily on sex, and ignore basic storytelling with a realistic reactionary characters. In that case I might as well watch porn, at least they attempt for better entertainment, "Not in front of my salad!"
was it necessary for the cop to rape the already traumatized rape victim in order to provoke the stalker, like where is the rational in doing something like that?
lmao yaoi logic don't question it ( ̄∇ ̄")