
Guys, I've been a hikkomori since december. Sometimes you just want take a break from everything and everyone. I see my friends and family living their best, achieving goals while I have nothing, so to avoid being concious of it, to avoid people questioning me, I prefer to stay at home. I don't have a trauma, I'm not asocial, I just don't want to be part of it right now. I know I'm wrong, I have to change, but I like what I'm doing.
My dad is helping me look for a job, and I want the money, so we'll see what happens.

Wtf wtf was that. Author HOW DARE YOU. I'M CRYING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. GOSH I CAN RELATE SO MUCH, AND I COULDN'T SAY GOODBYE IN FRONT OF HIM. I DID IT AROUND 2 YEARS AGO BY MYSELF, and it was over for me but this just brings those feelings back. (But I get nostalgic every now and then, like 3 times a year)
5 stars, I loved this. Part of me wants them to meet again, but the other half thinks the way it ended was perfect since the whole plot is mc remembering and leting go, them meeting again would ruin this. Also, the feeling of a sudden ending that mc felt back then is the same we are experiencing right now. I stan this *claps*

I'm going to explain how it is posible to lose contact in this era: deliting social media accounts, changing numbers or email, simply not answering texts. When one side just wants to separate, there's nothing you can do. In this case, Hae in clearly decided that. I guess he had his reasons, we never see his pov, but then again this story wasn't about "them", it's about mc and how their friendship had an impact on him back then and now.
Didn't he lock the door???? Omg