I want to see at least one scene where the twins get some type of parental love because this clearly can't be good for them just being tossed aside.
Don’t think that’ll ever happen. At most, maybe the King would praise the twins and they feel moved about it, but as far as I see, the two definitely feel respect for him as a King, but too late to be all close to him as a father, unless Enisha is present. ╮(￣▽￣)╭ They also said that Enisha is clearly different from them, “perhaps because she’s the third star?”, unlike her who wanted to get along with her fam, they grew up seeing their father as the King. BUT—I wonder what’s their mom like thoooo? （￣へ￣）
1. There mother is dead, the whole reason the king started to form a bond with her because he felt something familiar with her due to them both killing their mothers when born.
2. I know it probably won't ever happy but if you think about it, not showing your child at least some form of love will just completely repeat the process of not feeling connected to family. I guess, it would just be nice to see the twins not be presented as tools.
These comments are hilarious on the fact that you comment on the uke and how he's annoying when you don't realise this is practically like today's basic relationship. We question our selves and put ourselves down all the time when dating someone.
This comic put a lot of sight on how important communication is and how important trusting one another is.
The uke and seme both have flaws. The uke is that he doesn't talk about his problems or gives seme the reassurance that he's reliable.
But also the seme is still acting like a child 8 years into a relationship. After a while, people begin to question one's liability. Sure, he's an amazing guy and he treats him right and his hearts in the right place but that doesn't mean he's perfect. I mean, they are around the age of 29-30. The seme shrugs off something as important as Marriage like it's nothing. Sure, it may seemed cute but if that was you wouldn't you want something that was worked on and made so both parties could remember it for life?