How can you manage to hold on to such a childish and petty mindset all the way into adulthood???
Something is wrong with her
Ugh I swear, I'm still not over how much of a POS Dami has been ( ￣皿￣)凸
Like, if they had been a group of girls in hs, the "friendship dynamic" between Dami and Joon would have been obviously identified as bullying. I mean, constantly insulting and trying to exclude Joon while talking bad about him to Doha and trying to get him to stay away from him.
But since they're boys it's fine. Since they're boys they're friends and that's just how friends are sometimes ig
It's just so fucking toxic and annoying ("it" being that Dami mf)
This was so cute and wholesome
The comments are a little weird but they're old so idk whatever
Idk if I'm going to finish this one . . .
Personally, the writing feels kind of juvenile - The characters don't really have distinct or interesting personalities and behave kind of childishly. The "drama" feels very low-stakes (so I'm not exactly itching to see how it resolves) but over dramatized and not in a fun way but in like a gloomy way. There's nothing really compelling about them or their romance so far that makes me want to root for them or finish reading their story to see how it ends. And a lot of the plot points seem kind of pointless, nonsensical, or just kind of unrelatable.
These are just my opinions of course, and I was wondering if anyone has other thoughts or is seeing something in this comic that I'm just missing.
It's probably just not my cup of tea but I'd still like to know what others think
Okay so I've read to ch 182 so definitely spoilers for those reading only on Mangago
So I'd read spoilers that Killian does find out about the terrible future/Daisy original life that she lived and I had hoped that there would be some scene where she is actually opening up about it and he's comforting her and all that sappy nonsense that I live for
But she made it back to her timeline with the blonde guy and all we get is one panel and one text box basically saying "she told Killian what happened in the bad version of the future", which is really only referring to how the blonde guy helped her because she was trying to save him from Killian after he tells him about the illegitimate guy that he's been protecting.
So I'm wondering if the scene I've been holding out for and was expecting is still yet to come or if someone misinterpreted that one panel to mean she explained EVERYTHING (which doesn't make sense in the context imo) and would still be kind of an anticlimactic way of going about it if she really had explained everything right then.
Anyway, if anyone knows if they actually have a conversation about all that happened to Daisy with Allen and all that please let me know, because even though I still love this story, I really do just feel disappointed :(
Ah yes, nothing like a man's blatant homophobia to make you fall head over heals in love
Tf
I will say the second couple was pretty cute
Guess the onions are going to come in handy sooner than he might have thought -u-
Honestly I don't even mind that Aileen is now a potential romantic interest, I just hope that if they give her a human form she won't be Basic Skinny Girl
So far I'm loving the bit of body diversity in the anthros so far (ox four could have my kidney if she wanted it ) but ig I'd find it disappointing especially if they basically just make her look like a skinny human just because she's a potential romantic interest
Omfg, when she drank the healing water and instantly met God I fucking died X'DD
It was just so unexpected idk lmao
Anywho, I loved all the lore and existential tie ins at the end. I feel like it wouldn't have been as impactful if it had been a focus throughout the story rather than something slightly hinted at occasionally like it was.
Also, I've never been so invested in a "and then they had kids" side story before. (Not that it really was a side story necessarily, but idk how else to describe it)
Fantastic, "chefs kiss* v tasty uvu
Kyoujima is genuinely so sweet and respectful I just can't ╥﹏╥
I was really worried that this would be another one of those SA tropes where the uke gets cornered or manipulated (which I would have still read, it just wouldn't have been as enjoyable) but this exceeded my expectations entirely
Instead we have a bottom who is independently very sexually open and curious and a top who's very considerate of boundaries and consent, even when the bottom isn't thinking about them himself in his excitement.
Two of my favorite things, I honestly couldn't be happier rn and I just love them and love their dynamic quq
Zero self sufficiency.
We don't have a trained chef so instead of possibly making this meat taste a little gross, we'll just starve.
Also is their no farming? Or foraging? It feels like there would have to be if they were really so secluded.
This author doesn't seem to understand how food actually works in a community or where it comes from.
I wouldn't say that enjoying a trope in fiction is the same as enjoying it irl, but rather it's the refusal to be critical of these tropes or even allow others to be critical that raises concern. Discussion and criticism is a totally healthy aspect of a community and shouldn't be demonized, and the analysis and critique of enjoyable media is all a part of media literacy.
Though I will say, that it's one thing to critique media and another to judge or condemn those who consume said media based solely on the fact that they enjoy it.
But (for example) if someone in the comments were to read the latest chapter and start "shipping" a literal infant with a grown adult (fictional or otherwise), I think that's condemnable behavior worthy of critique because it does glean insight to a concerning pattern of thought.
Being "sensitive" to troubling themes is not a bad thing and it's those who cry and complain at the sight of criticism that are actually insecure and emotionally/mentally immature
And if you see a take you disagree with, argue if you find that fulfilling or just don't engage, but don't argue and then complain about always having to argue and defend what you enjoy, because frankly, you don't have to. That's a choice you're making.
This is so excitinggggg
Idk I like the idea of her facing her past and addressing it more rather than just moving on
I hope this will lead to Killian learning about her previous life too :>
I think it's really fitting and really satisfying that Nasia is a lesbian considering The Little Mermaid's historical gay-ness uvu
That was horrific
So basically he's being punished for "treating women like crap" but idk how much of that even makes sense.
One of the issues was that he kept getting his girlfriend pregnant, but he wasn't even ridiculed for having unprotected sex because the doctor also just does that, he was ridiculed for "cumming inside someone he doesn't even love" which is weird to me, because even if you don't fully ejac when inside, its still possible to cause pregnancy. And I don't like how it was a man's job to have to explain that to him, I feel like that's a conversation his gf should have had with him and that if that conversation went south, she needed to let him go.
The GF was actually obsessive and toxic so that's one of the biggest reasons I was kind of questioning if any of this "punishment" made sense
As far as we know the only the he did wrong was cheat on his past girlfriend and continued to finish inside his gf after she asked him not to (we assume, because it's not confirmed whether she even addressed that to him or not)
So yeah, he's a shitty guy but it just doesn't sit right with me that his punishment comes from a cheater and someone who also has casual unprotected sex.
Oh, and whatever body horror entity it was that kept ripping vulvas/vaginas into his flesh for nonsensical reasons