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Ok, but, like, a mother who pays attention to her child should be able to at least recognize that she's not acting like herself, y'know?

It's true. We can all do these things when we're in love.

..."Fix" someone she sexually assaulted?

No, when something sucks, we stop reading it. When a romance story is about a pairing that we don't like, there's no need to engage with it further. Why should anyone continue to read something they think sucks?

Then why are you reading it? If you don't like it, you don't need to keep reading it 54 chapters in and continuing to complain about the romantic leads having a romance. You can just stop reading it.

You can just stop. It's easy on Mangadex to just turn off notifications for a story you're no longer interested in. No one is forcing you, no honor is lost.

Objectively the genre is romance. If you don't like the story and the characters, you don't have to keep reading it 54 chapters in. Why are you still here if you hate the romance in this story so much?

Why would you read a romance story when you don't want the romantic leads to get together?

Progress!!

sorawo sees the otherside as an escape from the suffocating nature of the world around her so she recklessly pursues finding more ways to make the otherside a place she can stay in safely. but it will never truly be that unless she can find a way to stay there safely at night, something which...

it has 100% always been about bdsm. their relationship started with xiao liu wanting a straight girl to bully her so she pretended the "blackmail" was real to get that bullying, but then she pulled away when she was actually nice instead and didn't bully her like she was hoping. remember in the...

being owned sure is nice...

...wait, isn't this basically just if you could see love?

not every love triangle can be solved with polyamory, but this one definitely can be.

Het romance is always so boring when it's just a repetition of heteronormative narratives of romance and is actually interesting when it's cutting against those narratives, especially when some element of it is against more general norms for relationships. So far, this hasn't really been...

Call the police to arrest her for being blunt? Even when it, y'know, was her being helpful?

That exchange of biscuits/cocktail was really cute, honestly.

This is the narrative that Clarice is telling herself, but it's so obviously a lie. It was true at first, sure, but it hasn't been true since, like, she found out that Frost-sama is a woman. That revelation seems to have made her reconsider things about Frost-sama and, in the process, her...

The love rivals fights!