why do authors take ''ill kill you'' sentence so lightly? seriously im curious
Cultural thing I guess. In my region, people easily using the i’ll kill you expression in conversation, without the intent to really kill ofc. I’ve seen the phrase is being used a lot in Japan and South Korea as well. In this manga, the phrase represent possessiveness, so I guess it could mean somewhat romantic.
I really get the feeling that it is serious in this case.
As for other times, people say it all the time without actually meaning murder. So it just mimics reality.
My mom and dad are separated since i was a kid but until now they live in the same roof.. My Dad works in a Bank.. He is a Manager. so you could say he is a full-time worker. and my Mom well he doesn't do house chores (which i guess lead them to separate).. it wasn't because my mom didn't like doing house chores but because she wants (and now is) a business woman.. but since my dad is always tired he wants everything to be clean, and everything to be fixed before he gets home then he expects everything to be clean. cause i kinda get him.. seeing your own house in a such a messy state is very frustrating and unsettling. but the question is.. my mom and dad are still together.. i asked my mom why.. and she said that.. ''it isn't love anymore, it's more like being dependent to one another'' cause if you really see it, when you live with someone you love then dependency will also come along, its like a package and this is how i see this manga too, the characters in this manga is how i see my mom and dad,.. where it's not just love anymore but it's also depending on one another.
I feel bad for Lucaon and Sihan. The both of them will stay alive forever but their lovers won't and it's even more sad that losing their lovers is their biggest fear.
Thanks for vocalizing my fears. I'm not crying or anything