its good y'allll. i just love geon's parents, they're so open and accepting. i also loved the way the pastor said that it's not that being a homo is a sin according to the bible, rather it is unrestrained lust. it reminds me of
"1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture", a documentary that claims that there was a mistranslation of the greek word "arsenokoites" as homosexuality—which turned the Christian followers to believe that homosexuality is a sin when in fact it is not.
i haven't watched the full documentary myself but it already says a lot. going back, the overall plot and the storyline of this manhwa is gooddd. i liked the smut scenes too hehe. however, i wished that they focused a li'l bit more on the topic of gender and stereotyping, especially among religions. but that's just my opinion, 'kay? dgaf, i just really wanna tell y'all about the documentaryyy cuz it
changed my perspective a lot (in a good way) HAHAHAJSHSHA
where's the foley scene? TT I didn't get to save that chap before I'm gonna cryyy
oh, I got it. It starts at chap 42 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
This story is just beautiful. I have no words. Hyeonwoo and Subin's story feels tragic to me, I cannot get the right word to term it but there was something in them that leaves an empty hole in me for some reason. Maybe it's because I saw so much potential in them but that wasn't what fate has decided.
Anyhow, I'm reflecting on Jun and Subin's relationship as I see myself in them (I'm currently in a relationship so...). I'm occasionally in a situation like them and likely lost sometimes in the relationship.
One thing I can advice if you and your partner feel lost when your in a relationship is to retrace everything. From the first time you met, the first time you realized "oh, I love her. I wanna be with this person for the entirety of my life, even eternity." Just, retrace everything, go back to where you started, re-feel everything again.
If it concludes with, "I cannot live without this person." then, it's still there. However, if you feel like you can go on without that person anymore despite retracing everything, it's likely a sign to stop.
OH I FORGOT TO MENTION. i COULD HEAR GIGI'S SONG WHILE READING THIS FOR SOME REASON
I thought it would be all smut at first but the plot and the pacing is actually gooood. I love them so much, they're so cuteeeeee
first it was Rosti, now it's Juluis. Why kill the completely good characters TT. I'm still not over Rosti's death yk (I feel like the author is killing every potential gay character here—those who likes will specifically, if you observe closely TT)
I'm not gonna be surprised if shion or that elf guy (his name starts with r?) get killed too
I SO AGREE like j
why those characters that actually HAD SO MUCH POTENTIAL
so like, sweet home and shotgun boy exists in the same setting. shotgun boy is where the setting started (where everything started actually) and then it developed to sweet home (it's kinda like a sequel). I'm just in awe, like woah. the author is so good wth? to have all of this connected
Shotgun boy is a prequel to sweet home it develops the events to start sweet home
I can't believe this already ended, I'm gonna cryyyyyy. 'Been reading this since 2021 and now that this has come to an end I'm happy for them but sad at the same timeI feel so empty nowww I hate endingssss
uhmmm, can someone pls give a chronological list for all of these spin-offs? I'm getting dizzy from trying to find what is next of this and that, my ghod help me
(from user being-you)...
Series timeline in order -
1) Kedamono Arashi - ( Akira & Krishima falls in love )
2) Kedamono Arashi - Kiss Me Baby! - ( Akira & Sougo moved in & baby Shouta is born )
3)Kedamono Arashi: Hug Me Baby - ( Sougo 's papa came to cause trouble )
4)Kedamono Arashi -Hold Me Baby! ( they went on a family trip)
5)Kedamono Arashi - Touch Me Baby! - ( 2 more babies are born )
6) Kedamono Arashi - Love Me Baby!
7) Kedamono Arashi - Bind Me Baby!
8) Kedamono Arashi -Count on Me Baby!
THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHJ, HUMANITY IS STILL GOOD