Effy's manga / #psychological(11)

Honestly I’m… speechless. This was really really good. Props to the author. The art is amazing as well and really sets the mood. The two main characters, one looks disheveled, tiny and like a starved child (even though he’s the older one) and the other is tall, built and handsome. There are ‘romantic’ parts but because of the context, as well as their extremely different appearances, it’s still very uncomfortable. Which I think was done purposefully, as it adds to the twisted feeling of this story. Your humanity will make you feel bad for both characters at times, and even makes you wish they could have a normal romantic relationship. But their relationship is far from normal, and even in the end it’s hard to say for sure what they felt for each other. Was it truly love? Especially on Sangwoos end. Or was it solely just twisted? I loved every minute of this because of the discomfort and conflicting feelings, which is exactly why the author did so well with this.

Honestly, loved it. It’s def toxic asf and I wish there was a bit more development away from that into a healthy relationship but oh well, still fire!

God I feel so f*cked in the head for wanting the broTheRs (

Welp…. Now I’m depressed. I was by no means ready to have my heart ripped from my chest like this. Fucking fuck. Certainly not the ending I wanted, or even my second and third choice ending, but I can’t say it wasn’t good because it so was.

Started off good but it started lacking towards the end. Twisted/psychological forsure, but also romance. I didn’t like the ending, both characters got left by everyone they love except each other and then seemingly have 0 problem with it? One character didn’t care to see his son? The other had literally 3 siblings that were kids and was cool with them moving to the states with a new family? lol. Wtf.

A little boring, slow and lengthy, but it was okay. Nothing really too captivating, but it wasn’t bad.

Rooting for the director

Wow! Whoever came up with this is extremely creative, and dark, but I love it so much because it’s so… deep and twisted