The Monsoon In June - Ch. 7
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Thoughts on the ending:
Short: I liked it.
Long: So basically even though they were close to each other their personalities wouldn't let them be close enough. As MC said, they were too comfortable with each other not trespassing their boundaries. They were never honest and were too afraid to take a step forward.
If they were in a relationship those issues wouldn't have been fixed and probably they would've ended up worse.
MC finally became who he wanted to be, without being dependent on anyone.
Yeah, relationships are cute and we all shipped them but MC worshiped the dude. In other words: red flag of unhealthy relationship.
They were better off separated. It's sad, but what they had was special and it's better to leave it as a nice memory than to kill it.
Not everyone you cherish will be in your life forever, and sometimes they will go and that's for the better.
Short: I liked it.
Long: So basically even though they were close to each other their personalities wouldn't let them be close enough. As MC said, they were too comfortable with each other not trespassing their boundaries. They were never honest and were too afraid to take a step forward.
If they were in a relationship those issues wouldn't have been fixed and probably they would've ended up worse.
MC finally became who he wanted to be, without being dependent on anyone.
Yeah, relationships are cute and we all shipped them but MC worshiped the dude. In other words: red flag of unhealthy relationship.
They were better off separated. It's sad, but what they had was special and it's better to leave it as a nice memory than to kill it.
Not everyone you cherish will be in your life forever, and sometimes they will go and that's for the better.
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Ok, that was an interesting ending. I really liked it. I think its only fault is being too under-developed. In my opinion,
But I give kudos to Lee Dam: the final message is quite clear
the impending doom should have been set a bit better. These last three chapters felt a bit claustrophobic because of it. And they should have held longer at the deception of the non-atempt, so they could make it a bit more impactful than how it actually felt.
and, sadly, real. No one can escape from the terrible and stable fate that fear causes on all of us. There's nothing in this world more horrifying than comfort, but we don't seem to notice that until it's too late.
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This chapter felt distinctly like the author suddenly gave up and rushed to the ending from the story's halfway point. I could barely tell what was going on in the first half of the chapter.
That does feel like it possibly was indeed the intended bitter-ish ending, though.
That does feel like it possibly was indeed the intended bitter-ish ending, though.
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This story is not about dramatic love, jealousy, or conflicts between two boys.
It is a story about growing up.
At first glance, it may look like a simple relationship, but at its core, this story talks about emotional dependence, loneliness, and the quiet need to lean on someone in order to survive. One of the characters does not simply love the other — he relies on him, almost idolizes him, using that connection as a way to escape his own loneliness.
This is not a story about losing love.
It is a story about gaining independence.
For someone who has experienced emotional loneliness or attachment, this story feels incredibly human and grounding. It does not overwhelm, it does not rush. It simply sits with you — calm, honest, and quietly meaningful.
This story did not teach me something completely new.
Instead, it helped me understand what I have already lived through.
And for that, I feel deep respect and gratitude toward the author.🎊🎊🎊
It is a story about growing up.
At first glance, it may look like a simple relationship, but at its core, this story talks about emotional dependence, loneliness, and the quiet need to lean on someone in order to survive. One of the characters does not simply love the other — he relies on him, almost idolizes him, using that connection as a way to escape his own loneliness.
This is not a story about losing love.
It is a story about gaining independence.
For someone who has experienced emotional loneliness or attachment, this story feels incredibly human and grounding. It does not overwhelm, it does not rush. It simply sits with you — calm, honest, and quietly meaningful.
This story did not teach me something completely new.
Instead, it helped me understand what I have already lived through.
And for that, I feel deep respect and gratitude toward the author.🎊🎊🎊
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This story may look quiet, but it holds a lot for those who’ve lived through similar feelings.
If you understand it, you’re not alone.
If you understand it, you’re not alone.
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