Potato San's Topics (158)

This means that even when the person who wounded you dies, their presence will always remain in your life. Even death can’t erase the pain and trauma they caused

Everyone here is offering psychological explanations. As a clinical psychologist myself, I understand that yes trauma and a childhood devoid of love or filled with violence can shape someone into a person who lacks empathy. But that doesn’t justify harmful behavior.
Because the truth is: you’ll find people from similar backgrounds who choose completely different paths. Your circumstances may explain your pain, but they don’t excuse cruelty.
I’m not here to judge what’s right or wrong on a personal level. But I will say this clearly: hurting others is never the right choice and it can never be justified. Not in reality, not in fiction.
It shouldn’t be romanticized or written off to make characters more "complex" or popular. Violence is not love. It’s not a tool for emotional depth. And as someone who works closely with the human psyche, I know exactly how deeply stories shape minds how they influence what we accept, expect, and even desire.
Writers and readers alike need to be more mindful. Because narratives matter.

His situation is similar to Yeongwoon in Backlight only he chose to become a sadist, while Yeongwoon remained a sweetheart. What I mean is, there's always at least a small space to make decisions. Life might shape you into something dark, but you still have the choice to be less hateful.
Jinx actually had the potential to be something deeper, but unfortunately, it ended up being a typical cliché. I used to feel angry about that, but now I’ve come to accept that I can only enjoy the art for what it is without overthinking it.
Anyway, it’s just a story to read. But in real life, if you ever find yourself stuck with someone like that, leave and don’t look back. He will only torture you and leave you with nothing but pain and regret.

As an old soul in the yaoi/BL world, I have to say this one has some of the best sex scenes I've come across. The author clearly took the time to study the physics and intimacy involved in bed, the heat and chemistry really come through. That’s a difficult thing to pull off, and I appreciate it through an artistic lens

Only three words: What the FuCk(゜ロ゜)

I think the author did a good job creating a plot that explores the dark side of love how it can turn into obsession and madness. One can truly feel how ruthless a person can become when pure love transforms into something muddy and terrifying, a feeling that one can’t quite name

But Guwon's reaction in Chapter 12 looked real. He went blank and didn't seem mischievous. I think his throwing up is related to his physical condition, but at the same time, he's definitely not sincere.

That blank look of Guwon...he seemed as if a new world had just opened up to him. ( ≧∀≦)ノ

I couldn't care less about hating JK. But Dan… he's trapped in that fucker's grip, and sadly, the only one who can save him now is JK.

We've read so much toxic, shit content that when we meet a sweetheart, we doubt his intentions. I want to believe that he's just clueless and accustomed to the harshness of the world, simply acting on his nature..being sweet to the people he knows.