mellow's answer (13)

“Why aren’t you making what I want? You should only create content for me me me!”   10 reply

Because it’s the truth   4 reply

Who gives af   1 reply

The author definitely understands lol. The abusive the toxic relationship is the selling point.   reply

Wishing the worst upon someone you know nothing about over fiction is way worse than reading “problematic” content.   4 reply

Lolis and shotas don’t look like real children. They are stylized drawings. There is no problem with being attracted to fictional underage characters in live action so long as they are played by adults. I’m sorry if it’s too hard to understand that people base their morals off of whether they actually harm real people. Not to mention pedophil......   3 reply

It’s annoying to look at comments and I only see people complaining about how toxic it is. They think it’s a valid criticism. I don’t understand why such people stick around for more than 10 chapters.   reply

But it’s okay when American shows have teenagers having sex every week?   9 reply

Cause a lot of people are into that   reply

Many people say that it’s valid to criticize a certain “problematic” part of the story even though it’s not a flaw and instead important to the story and it wouldn’t be the same without it. You’re not criticizing, you’re just complaining about a story that clearly isn’t for you and get mad when people call you out on it.   3 reply

As long as you’re not being weird to men in real life then who cares.   reply

It’s because those characters aren’t real. They’re fictional. A lot of people simp for evil villains who have committed war crimes. Do they want to date a person like that irl? Of course not. That’s because they’re not real. I don’t understand how that’s so difficult to grasp.   1 reply

It must be tiring to care about stuff like this.   2 reply