Don't worry. You will like her later. She is a major factor in Eunjo's road to happiness
well, that is the kind of hasty ignorant review you'd expect from someone who's only read two chapters of something ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Ignorant view? How the hell is it ignorant when I'm calling out something I see as someone in the same minority community of the character and bringing light to the fact that this character is a a major privileged bitch that doesn't realize how well she has it made while millions of others in the same community struggle with employment, paying bills, getting the proper care they need, and so much more? It's an instant turn off reading that and seeing how she behaves when myself and people that I know literally would be so grateful to have the access to resources and employment that she has. This is the kind of hasty ignorant remark you'd expect from someone who doesn't think critically about what they just read. And it's also very invalidating and rude to call my review ignorant
agree to disagree ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I'm thinking of dropping this. Already 2 chapters in and I despise Love she's a bitch like what... Just cause you have a chronic illness doesn't mean you deserve to be a dick to everyone. And she reeks of entitlement despite her illness. Millions were donated to help manage her illness and create a fucking treatment when she's like what ? It seems to be the first or only one to have it since it is named after her ? And she can't be gracious about it all? And the fact that her teachers excuse her and all sorts of other shit. Like yea people are wishing she dies but the majority of disabled people are riddled with debt, struggle getting pardons in school and work, struggle getting the proper treatment and healthcarebthey, and so much more that she isn't facing because of the privilege she does have as a celebrity and someone who I also assume is very rich. I mean everyone's feelings about things are valid, especially about trauma and personal illness, but the way she carries out her actions are inexcusable and I find it incredibly hard to keep reading as someone who is chronically ill with moderate Crohn's Disease and thousands in medical debt.