NerdLife18's Topics (275)

I'm already not feeling this. If we were given snippets before, I'm pretty sure I know what's coming up and I'm not interested in seeing the violation. I'll save my sanity now.

Even if he shows his panic isn't coming from a selfish place, which is all he was worried about regarding Dan is him training him for his comeback, I still f*cking can't stand his *ss. I can't even think of a suitable redemption arc that would make me remotely consider forgiving his actions.

So I, like everyone else, is slightly unnerved about what the vomiting means. All I tried to do a little research on where the author could be eluding to. Here's what I uncovered: [Sisyphus, condemned to eternally roll a boulder uphill only to have it roll back down, represents the futility of a pointless task, a feeling akin to the existential nausea described in Sartre's novel. Camus's "The Myth of Sisyphus" uses this myth to explore the human struggle to find meaning in a meaningless world, which echoes the feeling of nausea that arises from a sense of the absurd.] So if the author was drawing inspiration from this, it could be that he actually doesn't remember his past life and it's just his body reacting to the situation in the way he would have a his previous self, as he would have likely considered the kissing a pointless task therefore causing the nausea/vomiting. Maybe it's a big stretch, but I'd take just about anything over him tricking our precious teacher.

I decided to binge read this and I'm having a good time. I adore Jeonsu. He's naive and a precious lamb (not stupid as some have labeled him). He shows that he can fully understand new situations and clearly thinks through certain situations and experiences he's now being placed into. Seong-ha, I like. I almost thought would tick me off in the beginning, but he's a good guy and he treats Jeonsu so well and it's the epitome of opposites attract. They balance each other to me and now Seong-ha has a support system they he hasn't had since his mother passed. I hate the father (f*ck that guy). I still can't figure out if Min is just jealous Seong-ha liking Jeonsu or because he's being an overprotective friend. Now for what seems the most controversial character amongst the comments: Haechan. Can't stand him. I don't know what story some of y'all are reading if you think Haechan is trying to help Seong-ha from the goodness of his heart. He's manipulative, opportunistic, and selfish. He see a distraught Seong-ha and instead of actual concern he gets joy from his distress, feed on it, and then records a traumatic moment of Seong-ha to "help him". Then for his own selfish reasons to build his collection of expressions, he is interferred in Seong-ha life, by "saving him", just so he continue getting expressions. Then he tells him to have a grand death so his birthday instead, which is not something you'd tell a suicidal person if you actually cared for him. Then even his assistant is like don't interfere with their business because he knows he's a psycho. Then he is playing Min, Jeonsu, and Seong-ha into whatever this new scheme is for his enjoyment like they are characters in one of his video games. Be for real if you think he's a "good friend". He needs to f*ck and get back to his day job.

How can he sit there and listen to everything he just said, only to turn around and prove his f*cking point. I haven't hated a character like this in a minute. He is the absolute f*cking worse and does not deserve a happy ending at all. Jesus....

It's been a minute, but where did Jaewon come from and is he still around? Seo-In had dark hair as a child, but now he's a blonde like Jaewon did when they were children. Does MC know Jaewon too? Also, Chapter 2 had him saying he didn't want the school year to fly by until I'm assuming he saw Seo-In kissing some brown head boy, but then the panel had two different boys with moles like they were watching, neither being the MC. I feel like I forgot the important details and remember all the stressful ones. I do not feel like rereading this story...lol. Thanks in advance!

I've come to terms that you can't help people who don't want to help themselves. If this is the situation In-seob wants to be in, then so be it. Being that I've read a good bit into the novel past this point, it's interesting to see it visually, though it hits differently.

Those two little hairs on that roller did me in!! She's so cute. I swear, this is the sweetest story I'm reading right now and I am living for it. (Side note: Should something end up happening with Yeonjoo's grandma, I hope they adopt him. I definitely know what he wanted to know about his dad, so maybe he will end up with 2.)

I know we all want to judge In-Seob for breezing past the assaults and showing all of this concern for that *sshole, but it's obvious he has a long-time deeply rooted obsession with him that went from liking him as a teen, "hating" him for revenge while still harboring those teen feelings that were unresolved, and placing himself in a trauma-inducing lifestyle. He was the sickly kid with one friend and felt like he had nothing, except his parents, afterwards. When stories do this thing, it's always easy to sit on the outside saying what you would do, but whether real life or fiction, you truly can't understand someone's mental state, timidness, fear, etc. unless you've experienced it yourself. I just feel sorry for him for being unwilling or unable to let go. *tear*

With the way A and bro's story is going, I don't want to read it. I'm annoyed at bro and the persistence. It's played off as cutesy, but it's uncomfortable to even read, especially since A is very persistent against it. I could even finish this chapter. Him constantly calling him baby and ugh... It's too much and edging on skeezy for me. I want them to literally focus on any of the other 4 actual couples, or the adventures of the babies, or the frenemies and the puppies.