God bless this, you're exactly right. Their psychological profiles were so well-represented in this story it was thrilling. QvQ
Thank you! Glad I wasn't the only one thinking this way.
Exactly! Those fleshed out the characters really well and made them feel more real. I love it. ^^
Totally agree cus life is not all about lovey dovey rainbow unicorn afterall
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Someone put it into words
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YESSSSS PREACH
Damn I agree. When I was reading that chapter I was tearing up and you put my expressions into words
Excellent comment.
I don't understand how people downplay the significance of that part. It's not as simple as "throwing himself at other guys" or "cheating on the Seme" yada yada.
It was his past experiences that made him start thinking that "it's fine as long as it feels good." He's just escaping from reality because he doesn't want to face his hurt feelings and the possibility of betrayal. That chapter hurt so much, I just want to go in and hug Ryo. And no, Akanishi wasn't at fault either. They just happened to have differing ways when tackling love, and just so happen to be looking at different sides of the same coin, that's all.
Manipulative? Bullshit. Roundabout? Yeah. They are totally different things, please.
Therapy? What therapy are people even going on about? They ain't sick. They grew up meeting shitty people but that's it. Those just shaped their preferences in love; both grew to have some possessive tendencies. One wants a partner who could always be with him while the other wants someone who will never abandon him. Isn't it normal??? People who thinks the characters have problems must be living in a world of sunshine and rainbows. Smh.