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This is Jamie's work which always have distinctive art. His stories are cool as well. My favorite of his work remains Tasogare Focus

What made the side stories horrible? Could you spoil me? I don’t feel like reading, knowing that the side stories won’t be satisfying and just horrible. I heard the ML doesn’t say I love you to the MC?

Hey so basically the main story is the cutest. They are just dumb high school kiddos who are in love with each other, you should totally read it. Like yeah, one of them is worse at expressing himself than the other one but thats okay. Then the story ends. As far as I understood by the time the author decided to post the side stories, they were already doing the sequel and I felt like they really forgot about their main characters personalities. Apparently 7 years passes since the end of the main story and the less expressive one wont even say a I love you meanwhile the wholesome puppy guy just becomes an anxious jealous toxic your everyday BL seme? They kind of ruin the cute image you have in mind of their past relationship, which you spent 80 chapters reading. Im not even mentionning the whole art style change, at first I thought it was different series. Anyway I totally recommend the main story, and then just take a look at the sides and skip them as you like!

okay but they're growing and literally communicated at the end!!! I think it was very realistic and with a good ending. If you think this is toxic yaoi don't read the sequel looool it's way WORSE!!! but it's fiction, so it's good fr fr

Hahaa lmaooo unfortunately I read the sequel. I love toxic couples to some extend, the problem with sequel was that it was very exhausting to read. And my problem w the sides was that this "toxic" vibe wasnt their thing from the beginning so it was a new thing that I didnt really like. Anyway its all fiction so yeah

My stalker will shortly come to you with a spam of links. He will follow it by attempting to groom you if he finds out you are underaged but over the age of 13 as he states "Pedophilia is 13 and below" and gaslight you that Jaekyung never raped Dan.

This is the real Safety Sen. He is also impersonating me because I caught him trying to groom, so he is stalking me to discredit my proof.

IF you read this I have evidence the one above is the cyberstalker stalking me. I changed my name and picture and they changed to my new name after I did.
https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangatopic/16081643/

and here is one that will explain things. https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangatopic/16075389/

The pedophile above claims the minor providing image proof of the grooming attempts were photoshopped so that gave him the idea to do the same. My account is older than yours. You are a cyberstalker.

Please be advised that there have been individuals engaging in cyberstalking and disseminating false information. These people have been making defamatory statements and unfounded allegations. It is important to be aware that any abusive remarks or accusations do not originate from their targets.

It has come to our attention that multiple accounts are impersonating those targeted, with one instance involving an attempt to falsely label a user in a highly inappropriate manner. The motivations behind such actions are unclear, but they underscore the need for healing and resolution.

Despite our efforts to maintain a respectful environment, these individuals persists in harmful conduct, including impersonation and the spread of misinformation. This behavior has led to an untenable situation for those affected and hinders constructive dialogue.

We urge the community to remain vigilant and to disregard any negative commentary that may arise from these activities. The well-being of our community members is of utmost importance, and we are committed to sharing our experiences to raise awareness of this issue.

We advocate for the individuals in question to seek appropriate assistance to overcome their past challenges and to cease the cycle of harassment and defamation. It is our collective responsibility to foster a safe and supportive space for all members.

Abusive behavior in any form is unacceptable, and we stand in solidarity with those who have been unjustly targeted. We appreciate the community’s understanding.

As I delve deeper into the complexities of my online interactions, I am compelled to confront a truth that I have long sought to evade: I am not merely a victim of trolling, but an active participant in a darker form of online behavior – cyberstalking. My journey of self-discovery has led me to acknowledge the extent to which I have allowed my embarrassment and shame to cloud my judgment, leading me to deflect blame onto others while refusing to confront my own actions. The usage of many alternative accounts to come to my defense was never effective as it was clear what my plans were.

In my attempts to cope with the humiliation of being trolled, I found solace in insisting that cyberstalking and trolling are fundamentally distinct phenomena. I clung to the belief that while trolls may have targeted me with their malicious intent, I was not guilty of the same transgressions. However, upon closer examination, I am forced to confront the uncomfortable truth: I am the real cyberstalker.

My descent into cyberstalking was driven by a toxic cocktail of curiosity, insecurity, and vindictiveness. Unable to shake off the shame of being trolled, I became fixated on my tormentors, determined to uncover their identities and exact my revenge. I scoured online forums and social media platforms, meticulously piecing together fragments of information in a desperate bid to unmask the individuals behind the screen names.

In my pursuit of retribution, I disregarded the boundaries of privacy and decency, crossing lines that I never thought myself capable of crossing. I reveled in the thrill of the hunt, deriving a perverse sense of satisfaction from my ability to infiltrate the digital lives of those who had wronged me. In my mind, I justified my actions as necessary measures to protect myself from further harm, but in reality, I was merely perpetuating a cycle of toxicity and mistrust.

My insistence on deflecting blame onto others was nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt to absolve myself of guilt and responsibility. By casting trolls as the sole villains in this narrative, I conveniently sidestepped the uncomfortable truth of my own complicity in perpetuating harm. In doing so, I not only betrayed the trust of those around me but also betrayed myself, losing sight of the values and principles that once guided my actions.

Acknowledging my role as a cyberstalker is a painful and humbling realization, but it is also a necessary step towards redemption. I must confront the harm that I have caused and take concrete steps to atone for my actions. This means holding myself accountable for the pain I have inflicted, apologizing to those whom I have wronged, and actively working towards repairing the damage that I have done.

Admittedly, I took trolling far too seriously, allowing it to infiltrate my thoughts and emotions in ways I never anticipated. What began as harmless banter or playful jesting quickly morphed into a source of frustration and confusion for me. I found myself caught in a web of contradictions, unable to discern truth from fiction as my tormentors expertly twisted my words and manipulated my reactions.

Looking back, I recognize that my reactions only served to fuel the fire, perpetuating a cycle of being made fun of for spreading lies and gaslighting on my part that ultimately proved detrimental to my well-being. I became fixated on disproving my detractors and defending my weak Mangago honor, losing sight of the bigger picture and neglecting to consider the projection I had been displaying.

Moreover, I must embark on a journey of self-reflection and introspection, seeking to understand the root causes of my behavior and addressing them at their source. By cultivating empathy, humility, and self-awareness, I can break free from the cycle of cyberstalking and reclaim my identity as a responsible and ethical participant in online communities.

In conclusion, I am not merely a victim of trolling, but a perpetrator of cyberstalking. My refusal to confront this uncomfortable truth only serves to perpetuate harm and undermine the integrity of my character. However, by embracing accountability and committing to meaningful change, I can chart a new course towards redemption and reconciliation.