The Missing O
31.12.2020 One of the strongest points of this webtoon is how deeply flawed and normal ALL of the characters in it are. All of the four couples go through stages of relationship problems, and they don’t magically solve most of them - not even together. That having been written, the couple that somehow made me think the most was Ho-Eun and Minhee (writer x actor). Ch 111-113 (“so mad at you…eat me out”) and ch 123-124 have a lot of how they TRY to resolve their issues, or not, by having sort-of-make-up-sex... well, their dynamic is interesting to follow. The fact that he is ”the master of evation”, shy and mentally a bit unstable (but not cutting himself anymore) and how she is both passive-aggressive when sober and sexually sure and dominant while drunk...well, all the guys in the webtoon are blush bois but Minhee and Areum are really tied for first place. And about Aureum and Okijae... I’m angry at her for being a dom that doesn’t do any sort of aftercare and/or affection for her sub. He deserves SO much more, and Okijae herself NEEDS to fix three things (the same things she told Areum to fix): respect Aureum, think before she speaks hurtful things to anyone, and stop shopping for sub/dom items online without Aureum’s consent.
Digitalis
12.1.2021 A story without all the angst found in Hate Mate.
Ashamed to Show one’s Face
16.1.2020
Finally Living Together with my Anti-Fan
29.1.2021
Window to Window