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I think I've gotten too used to the trend in yaoi of the handsome playboy falling for the quiet, meek uke at almost first sight. I let my guard down. With the way the story was going, I just wasn't expecting Kou to pull such a 180 like that. I got swept along with Shinobu's side of the story, so much so that Kou's complete change in attitude hit me like fist straight to the heart. I thought it was safe since they'd already slept together several times and were still going, but the fact that he waited until Shinobu told him he loved him, then dropped him like soggy newspaper made it so much worse. I was really liking Kou but I don't think I can forgive him, especially since he knew Shinobu was just recently heartbroken and he broke his heart again. ╥﹏╥

I don't know why, but this just leaves me heartsick. I absolutely love Roy's character in the anime, and in most fanfics and dj's, but in this one he's just being so awful to Ed. That scene where Roy dove to save Fuery and left Ed wide open to attack made my heart clench. Ed had unconsciously trusted him to watch his back and cover him under fire, just like Ed had done for Roy against the Water String Alchemist, and Roy didn't even shout a warning. I'm not saying he should have left Fuery to fend for himself, but a simple 'Move, Ed!' would've been great. If Al hadn't followed them Ed would've been full of bullet holes. And then he has the balls to imply it was Ed's fault he almost got shot? He was just bitching about how Ed never feels safe enough to sleep at his house, and look what he did when Ed did put his trust in him. Watching Roy twist himself and Ed into knots like this just leaves such a sour feeling in my stomach. Other than the ending, I don't see anything sweet about this.

To the people trying to reason out who is in the right and who deserves what, there is no 'right' side. There is no black or white here, and arguing over which shade of grey it is serves no purpose. We already knew that Dohyun wasn't a decent guy right from the beginning, and finding out he was the same in high school shouldn't be much of a surprise. It's been made clear that he feels no attachment towards people, dislikes them as a general rule actually. It's not all that surprising that he doesn't remember someone he probably didn't put much emotion into. Yes, his actions towards Sungho definitely ping pretty hard on the douche-o-meter, but Sungho thus far hasn't clearly told him to stop the sexual advances. We haven't seen Dohyun force Sungho into anything yet. Sungho is clearly aware on some level that if he starts to bore Dohyun he'll likely move on to something else, so he feels pressured to do things he doesn't like, but that's his choice to make. He seemed to have a weak willpower and subservient personality in high school, and his sexual relationship with Dohyun clearly put a lot of mental and emotional stress on him. That coupled with whatever accident he apparently had seems to have sent him off his rocker. Regardless of what happened in the past, kidnapping, confining, and violently raping someone can't be justified. Dohyun doesn't deserve the treatment he's receiving, just as Sungho didn't deserve to get caught up with a dick like Dohyun. This story isn't about trying to figure out which side you should be on, so just hang on tight and enjoy the ride, because I'm sure this roller coaster has plenty more wild twists and turns to keep you occupied.

I think Goong Ha has high functioning autism. His lack of interest in anything and problems eating certain foods, as well as not communicating in school and getting bad grades due to lack of interest can certainly indicate that. It would also explain his attachment to his first love, and why he was so quick to latch onto Sun Hwa.

I have a rule of thumb in yaoi: the first to lose their pants (even outside of sex scenes) is the uke. Thus far I haven't been wrong (☆^ー^☆)

Am I the only one who wanted Hachidori to show up in drag in place of the call girl???
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I like it, but the feeling of the MC being an unwilling third wheel is just painful! Like, it's supposed to be her story but they end up taking the spotlight every time （￣へ￣）

Everyone is saying the seme is horrible trash, but I think they've forgotten the phrase, "There is a fine line between love and hate." Not that his behavior isn't deplorable, but that's how this reads to me so far. High school students often feel such strong emotions but can't tell if its a good or bad feeling. I think he feels very strongly for the uke, but as a teenager he didn't recognize that passion as attraction and assumed it must mean he hates his senpai. And that behavior and way of thinking followed him into his adult life.

Or maybe I'm reading too much into it ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Either way, I like the story so I'm gonna keep reading it (=・ω・=)

Am I the only one who got creeped out at the burger the girl in the magazine was eating on page 3 of the first chapter??

I dunno about you all, but I seriously need some more background info on Hinata's childhood! Like, you can't just drop a line like "You've already died once when you were young because of me" and not tell me when, why, and how!!