tori's manga / #torture(2)

honestly, this is disgusting, that's a fact yet i still read it so that makes me one i guess anyways whatever, the uke seemed pretty decent, someone with superiority complex (assumption) when he just wants attention if not affection. proof is that, when beryl first told him how much he admired him, the uke got all soft and blushing... he looked so precious, he most likely didn't recieve genuine compliments (the abusers tells him pretty and such but who'd get happy over getting advantage) a total tsundere, the uke is and i wish the author won't make him a sex addict (like the rest) whose only purpose is to serve as a hole for those dicks and reproduce— though that's how it appears to go.... oh man, this is dark.

a possessive type not getting what he truly wants is new! my first time ever reading this kind of story with a psychopathic character not getting his main goal after procrastinating and forgetting about this manga... i finally read it! and it's good, not that i have regrets or whatever :D harada as always was capable of fooling me into thinking that fuku truly repented and gave up when he left the shop but then he indirectly (so fucking cunning) told his whereabouts to shou through his personal customer and fuku expecting the arrival of his adored person (in a sick, twisted sense) he didn't lock his door (for easy access duh) later as expected, shou came and saw the sight that fuku was staging and acting upon, fuku didn't doubt shous kindness and used it against him, therefore the act. shou didn't truly succumb to fuku, afterall he is just naive not stupid but after learning about fukus nature, shou was more careful and cautious despite his unchanging kindness. and with that, i agree that if this was given a clear cut closure then surely it'll bend to fukus way... shou letting his guard down (but only because the trust was solidly built between them) and fuku would use that to his advantage if things go wrong again, the manipulation repeats unless one of them gives up or totally cut themselves off from the other. if you rather not read those twisted stuffs, you can stop reading at the end of volume 1, least you were spared from the heavy doom of volume 2