they are so cute. i hope we get a 2nd volume one day, just to see a liiiiittle bit more of ryuu's possessivness ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ
not kuze crying over translation using the correct gender neutral pronoun just like in jp
Right... you can use they to refer to any person regardless of their gender... *they* need to pay more attention in English class!
why are people bashing the ML don't people on this site rate rapey manhwas over 9.5? this guy is assertive but knows how to respect boundaries too
Agreedddd, the only one they choose to whine and bitch about is the least toxic product of this trope. Like wtf? Ugh, people make me feel disgusted by how they process things.
outing his boyfriend as some kind of revenge for a situation he fucking created bcs he was sending mixed signals about wanting to meet his mother oh i'm glad his wife was out and i hope jiho ditches his ass as well
fuck inwoo like actually fuck you.
outing someone then throwing "sorry i was worried about you all night" when he didn't even bother messaging him
Your comment on outing someone, 2 comment above this comment have made a well articulated point refuting yours.
For the 'sorry i was worried.. ', this shows a lot about their real problem now, lack of communication.
-mixed signals (inwoo is insecure, but that doesn't mean he should lie)
-adjusting a meeting with inwoo's mom behind his back
-both of them not contacting at night eventhough they worry about eo
You get my point. Anyways, not all relationship would have 2 people directly sitting down to talk after an argument. People have different personalities and some are less confrontational, but there are so many ways to communicate and this couple haven't found it yet.
i hate inwoo for outing him but i feel like him not contacting jiho was fair game; jiho also didn't bother to contact him
how is hiding something = lying? and it's about coming out too lmao. is he expecting them to just put their relationship on blast for anyone and everyone?
this dumb bitch needs to get the fuck out of their lives. he can't even take care of the child properly when told.
Not to defend him, but hiding something can be considered a lie be omission.