Dekinai-ko - Oneshot

[Bigeat12]

Where is the comedy tag?

 

[JKTV]

lil dude just yeeted himself lol

 

[elipo]

i ain't crying, i'm not, I...

 

[shockzz1234]

What the fuck

 

[Sh1ny4]

wow wow wow
is the author alright ?

 

[GuyOnATricycle]

Why am I crying in the club rn

 

[Jarkko]

Man that was so abrupt that I actually laughed.

 

[aloysiusks]

wtf

 

[AltarisStar2000]

Wait what.....
...wHy 😶
I was not ready for this

 

[kipi]

wut dah fckng fck!?

 

[ieatass69]

good for you, now you don't have to raise him anymore

 

[Dekisugee]

Holy fuck

 

[nonexistent696969]

damn these feels

 

[JinYoshi]

 

[Yato1216]

this is very sad i cant find the proper words to describe it

 

[softhaneul]

I actually screamed "DON'T DO THAT!" when I saw him heading to the balcony. This feel.

Honestly, at this point, the ability of Avogado6 to empathize a lot of real world problems is no joke; he'd be a very great author. Other oneshots showed that he could build a fantasy world with just a one-shot.

 

[Steelz]

peepo sad

 

[BakedBanana]

I actually burst out laughing at the last page.

 

[arielsawesome]

@thegentelman I disagree. This is supposed to be taken metaphorically and not literally. It's about asking the question, "What's the point in being alive if you have no value to society" and not "fck amputees". I'd say that you don't have a heart but then again your opinion is just different than mine.

It's supposed to be taken literally but the literal message is:

Child abuse against disabled kids. His mom beat him down by telling him that he couldn’t do anything. And being a kid, he believed her. He lost all hope for his life. Then the final straw was his mom telling him that she never even wanted him.

A good parent would have encouraged him. They would have helped him learn how to do basic tasks in his own way or eliminated the need for unnecessary ones so he can be independent. (Seriously, who buys a kid a button shirt and berates them for having trouble buttoning it? T-shirts exist, asshole.) They would find a physical therapist or school with teachers who are willing to help him learn other life skills. They would make sure he gets the accommodations he needs at school.

They would try to get a prosthetic. And if they couldn’t (because they're incredibly expensive) they would keep supporting his dream while gently steering him towards a related career that doesn’t need two arms. Like, say, an aerospace engineer or air traffic controller. Or preferably another related job that pays well enough to afford an arm.