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at least they’re happy with their author

the arc was great but also it feels as if it was used as a way to make the MC more powerful than he currently is which makes the deaths feel dirtier (for lack of a better term)

its like listening to your friend talk about their toxic relationship that they refuse to leave because “they love each other” and it’s how their boyfriend “shows love”

its like 2 steps forward and 3 steps back

When he said “anyone else would be out the door by now” I thought he was talking about Dan

MF WAS TALKING ABOUT HIMSELF

Honestly even if I want to be empathetic to the MC, every time he pities himself all I can think of is “yeah you right” LIKE PLS

Wow. What a surprise that the dude that fucked you over once before has fucked you over again. I really didn’t expect that at all.

- Lil bro, probably

Based on the text style of the chat alone I already knew it was ow bro

Something about this author’s art style makes everything seem so unsettling as if there’s something amiss we’re just not getting

Abstract: The Anti-Ex propaganda is still prevalent in contemporary media, infiltrating even the lightest of entertainment such as a the three Ms: Manga, Manhwa, and Manhua. Historically, the romance literary genre has relied on the tried and true method of inciting drama and pushing the narrative through the common literary device known as “the past lover”. Unfortunately, this has led to some unpleasant feelings in today’s youth with the prevailing assumption that all exes must be eradicated and the existence of a past lover must mean that all subsequent relationships are less significant. This begs the question of whether or not this acquired logic holds any truth or is this simply the remnants of purity culture?

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