Comment by I hate love triangles on High School Boy - Chapter 123

Comment on ChapterHigh School Boy - Chapter 123

I genuinely cannot believe what I just read in this comment section. Iltak bullied this person back in middle school, and while what he did was wrong, that doesn't justify people siding with someone who wishes something as horrific as 🍇 upon him. Iltak has already faced some harsh consequences for his past actions, has seemingly recognized his mistakes, and is trying to become a better person. At what point do people realize that holding someone accountable is not the same as wishing them unimaginable suffering. 

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1. Love or Hate
2. Yours To Claim
3. Eternal Covenant
4. Wet Sand

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@I hate love triangles bro no one is wishing grape on anyone but like he is low-key justified and it's the only way he knows how to live like why tf are y'all preaching acting like u would do better and nothing has happened yet 

@Masq You're contradicting yourself. You claim nobody is wishing 🍇 on anyone, yet you're actively defending behaviour that could lead to something just as horrific. Saying it's the only way he knows how to live doesn't make it justified; it just means you're making excuses for him. Iltak's past actions were wrong, absolutely, but that doesn't mean he's no longer deserving of basic human decency or that someone else's cruelty should be excused. Accountability and justification are two very different things. And waiting until something terrible actually happens before condemning someone's behaviour is a ridiculous argument.

@I hate love triangles also I am not waiting I just can not see this author actually going through with it we have not even seen them actually suck dihh yet be fr iltak gonna cry and be let go bc of his delulu self gonna stop him from graping 

@Masq You're assuming a lot by saying the author won't go through with it. How can you be so sure? And Iltak crying or trying to stop it doesn't make the possibility any less disturbing. The fact that it hasn't happened yet doesn't mean we should dismiss it. I'm not saying his trauma doesn't matter, but it doesn't make sexual violence justifiable either.