that's just disturbing on so many levels 😕 what even is their relationship at this stage 😳. what the fck do we call this 😵💫 Ing is more disturbed than Fan Xiao himself! did somebody check on Itt to see how he's doing?
Just to be clear, in horror movies the person who's committing the acts of violence against others is considered…
but why give him a happy ending if he's acknowledged as the terrible character that he is 🤔. I can understand if they didn't want him to serve jail time for what he did to Yi Chen but why not show us an ending where he's being treated from his mental illness and maybe cross paths with Yi Chen some time in the future rather than them ending up together as a couple which doesn't make any sense? that is a very bizarre kink imo and should not make it to mainstream media if you ask me!
Just because you portray something doesn't mean you approve of it, in fact. Toxic stories are just depicting a…
Just to be clear, in horror movies the person who's committing the acts of violence against others is considered and treated as a villain throughout the story. Regardless of their ending, Freddie Kruger, Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees are considered criminals. In Double Helix, for example, Lu Feng who locked up his lover and repeatedly SAed him was not referred to as a criminal, never faced any type of justice or consequences for his actions. If anything his actions were justified by slapping a label of mental illness and giving him a " happy ending" with the very person he brutally r@ped! So yeah I agree with you. but there's a huge difference between depicting horror and glorifying it. because if you browse the Internet there's a cult of "fans" romanticising Lu Feng's character and wishing they could find someone as obsessed with them as he was with Yi Chen! I still don't understand how some people's understanding of romance can be that much warped 😕
I suppose it doesn't matter at this stage anyway. Yok calls Ing for help cause they're all drunk outta their minds and Ing responds by undressing him and assaulting him while repeatedly being told to stop! too dysfunctional before they even started. whatever is going to happen to Ing he definitely deserves it all 😒 because forgot being a gentleman, that's too much to ask in this situation but I wonder whatever happened to respecting other people's boundaries after Yok had set his perfectly clear earlier that evening.
I think y'all need to understand that we're not watching a "love story" here. the teacher is trying to do damage control while his student is spiralling. remember not all types of love are appropriate so please look at the bigger picture here and don't focus on having a "happy ending" I hope I'm making sense here
cool. I've just been to the beach 2 days ago, there's sand everywhere. my parents retired by the beach so I can't help but visit. I'll always be a mountain girl too.
This is not a "normal" guy. He's a merc bought as a child from his parents, unloved and trained to be…
that's not the only frustrating thing for men these days🤭. I swear if it wasn't for the Internet we would never have found out how insecure some men are. this guy went on a rant on his Instagram about his wife reading romance in her book club. Apparently his male ego couldn't handle the fact that fictional men are 100 times better lovers than he is and how those writers should be ashamed of themselves for creating such "unrealistic" fantasies for women to read about 😂 Of course not all "romance" books are worth your time and honestly I found it more frustrating when women wrote female characters back in my early 20s when I used to read what I thought was romance, because tell me why most female characters are helpless doormats who can't do anything for themselves and need this knight in shining armour to come save them and solve all their problems with his penis 🤣🤣 I stopped reading romance ages ago so I'm hoping writers have evolved past those backward ideas
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what the fck do we call this 😵💫
Ing is more disturbed than Fan Xiao himself!
did somebody check on Itt to see how he's doing?
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that is a very bizarre kink imo and should not make it to mainstream media if you ask me!
So yeah I agree with you. but there's a huge difference between depicting horror and glorifying it. because if you browse the Internet there's a cult of "fans" romanticising Lu Feng's character and wishing they could find someone as obsessed with them as he was with Yi Chen!
I still don't understand how some people's understanding of romance can be that much warped 😕
Btw, why is everyone going gaga over the new villain 🤔 I mean he's alright but he's not all that you know
fuck you very much
that is all 😑
I hope I'm making sense here
Of course not all "romance" books are worth your time and honestly I found it more frustrating when women wrote female characters back in my early 20s when I used to read what I thought was romance, because tell me why most female characters are helpless doormats who can't do anything for themselves and need this knight in shining armour to come save them and solve all their problems with his penis 🤣🤣 I stopped reading romance ages ago so I'm hoping writers have evolved past those backward ideas