u/ArtemisHater

Was I the only one that found it weird af?

One of the comments said "Ah I get it. He feels like he could corrupt her if he goes the "birds n bees" route with her. She's "pure" in his eyes and he's afraid of hurting her"

Am I the only one that finds Kade's view of Zay kinda sexist?

Is this a fetish from the author? Pure, uwu virgin and innocent saves whoreman from himself 🥺 You guys don't GET IT, she's different because she's PURE, all these other women were just NOT WORTH IT, all WASTED because they had SEX

Idk guys, I started this comic very young and as I grow I realise more and more questionable things... I could be wrong though. I'd like to be wrong bc I used to like this webtoon a lot.

It is also not my intention to upset anyone, I just thought it was worth mentioning.

I think this question would fit just about any person with any kind of illness that forces changes in lifestyle.

I got my diagnosis 4 years ago, and it goes without saying that it changed my life dramatically.

The anxiety, the pain, the isolation... all of that I've always justified in my head with "I do all this to avoid cancer". My grandma was an undiagnosed celiac until she got lymphoma. Before that, she already had colon cancer, both probably caused by celiac, so that was always my reason to not give up.

The only three celiacs I know irl have all kept eating gluten from time to time or don't care about cross contamination.

And I went out yesterday, and I can't explain it but I get this completelly irrational rage when I see healthy normal people chain smoking at the parties, or simply a bit mad everyday.

I had to change most of my life to avoid cancer, and you have the gift of a completely healthy body, and go out of your way to pursue cancer? It's stupid.

I wish I didn't feel this way. It's not their fault they won the genetic lottery and I didn't, but I feel so jealous.

I also think about all the kids that died from cancer and get myself worked up again.

I spent many many years of my life thinking I was greysexual. And honestly, at that point I cannot say it wasn't true (sexuality is fluid and that flag gave me peace for a long time).

It is not my identity as the person I am now, but I spent a lot of time questioning my sexuality, even my gender at some point. And you guys were always the coolest, most kind and most wellcoming out of all the lgbt+. It was an asexual person on this very sub that once took the time of their day to explain all the possibilities to me and to and reassure a lost kid, and I won't forget that kindness.

I may not be one of you guys, but the asexual community will always have a piece of my heart!

I will do my best to be your ally forever. Thank you for everything!

(Sorry if this is not the right flair? I don't know)

What the title says.

It varies from one month to another, and from one website to other.

I am not knowledgeable enough to try to follow the cognitive functions to type him. 😩

Why would this change so much? He's the same dude.

I myself always get the same results.