wormie's manga / #Psychological(7)

i really liked this one! the psychological standpoint was well executed and i enjoyed how we got to see yura navigate his mental state with jinsung. the side pairing was also nice. overall, well written and great character development. only 4* though, i’m not a fan of the age gap. a 6 yr gap would be fine if they met as adults, but yura’s obsession with jinsung started when they were both kids. i do recognize how that contributes to the plot and why yura’s personality split, but it still left a sour taste in my mouth.

this one was interesting, it was a fun read. the art and plot is great. some loopholes here and there, but you get the general gist. i recommend it if you like horror/psychological

this is from a visual novel read at ur own risk. major gore and selfharm trigger warning

that plot twist was criminal. this starts off quite concerning, but turns out to be something entirely unlike what you’d imagine. amnesia/memory loss plotline. very short, but i quite liked it.

This story can be summed up into 2 words; psychological dadson. I’m so conflicted on how to rate this. Truly the psychological of all time. Despite the um.. Disturbing.. Elephant in the room, I actually liked the story itself. Porn aside. The trauma and mental abuse that both the father and son endured and how it shaped their present day actions really gets you thinking. The father is horribly selfish, but he went through something traumatizing and his beacon out of that trauma was his toxic relationship with his manipulative wife. She groomed him, essentially. Him and her son. The son’s abuse and trauma is much more straight forward. His mom preyed on him, utilizing the absence of his father as leverage. I understand how that cycle of abuse, for both men, landed them in their current situation and why they made the decisions that they did. It doesn’t make it ok, nothing in this story is, but it makes you empathize with both men to a degree. You see something so disturbing and morally corrupt, but after learning the why it leaves you feeling a bit perplexed and unsettled. update: wasn’t a fan of the side stories

a fave. well written with great character depth and development. cld do without the noncon scenes tho