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Member since: Jan 18, 2026

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1 month ago

@oquax I agree! :)

People root for abusive relationships that are always either borderline r*e or abuse in fiction -- but in real life, people are terrified of abuse/r*e. It seems to be cognitive dissonance as usual. That's why I see all the time, the excuse of "It's just fiction.". Unfortunately, even authors who actually make good cold characters have the fanbase glorify, romanticize and say "he/she wanted love". These two things have always been my big problem with fiction.

This story was good until they hit me with Inseop wanted love.
Both of them did not!
Inseop didn't love her; he wanted her as a possession. Gijeong did not ever love him. She was abused by him and abducted. 🤦‍♀️

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@veronica I agree I think that’s the thing nowadays good positive endings are the usual ro...

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1 month ago

@oquax Yes!! I really despise this cliché "just wanting love". I see it almost every manhwa.
It's also personal because I have absent affective empathy 😬. I literally do not find anyone important and truthfully, I only have utilitarian relationships all the time. So, to some extent, I could resonate with Inseop's inner-world. This.. was not a realistic portrayal of a man like this imo.
If it went another way (which is the realistic pathway, the one you mentioned too) I would have loved the path where he actually killed her. I find that people are obsessed with the good ending and cliché stereotypes where characters end up falling in love. I know these type are made for the majority of readers and all, so it is very predictable. It's supposed to sell as a good story for a fanbase that loves stories this genre.
There's a minority in society who actually do not form attachment due to brain function/neurology and no one manages to make a good character like that.
Feeds into the cliché either evil/good. 🫩.
I want complex grey cases.. I get fed black and white all the time.

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@veronica I agree tbh I feel like the build up and depth his character had up until now fe...

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1 month ago

@CALICO CAT In his case, Inseop uses abuse in a different manner (he is a Primary Psychopath). So ya the way he is quite insistant is very different. Almost all abusers are impulsive, get angry, jealous, etc. Not Inseop though.
Most use the same abuse cycle mantra thingy. (man i need to get used to this new UI)

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@veralol That's so scary and adds much more depth, holy f*k balls pepe sticker

pepe sticker

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2 months ago

@Snek
Imo, it's very out of character because he gets fixated on things and people (Gijeong). He goes to lenghts to get what he wants -- as seen with his sister and all his victims. He wanted what they had.
So, him killing himself made no sense to me because I would have rather see him murder her than this. As morbid as I sound; it would have satisfied me more if he burned her and kept her as a "trophy" and possession along his other objects. It fits his character very much.
Also, his grandiosity is very high, so it doesn't make sense to me that he killed himself after not obtaining Gijeong.
Someone like him who fails to obtain something they want usually go further than giving up and letting go. If you are goal-driven, you wouldn't stop until you get there. (his case is an extreme one).
That's why it makes no sense to me. It made him look like he only went through all this isolation and abuse.. for love (as if he needed it) and then [since he couldn't get her to love him], he decided to die by suicide.
I find it to be the cliché trope of typical psychopathic characters who end up loving someone at the end.
For secondary type, I could maybe agree (even then, it is very unlikely).
Inseop is a case of primary which is why I was like wtf.
It just plays into the misconception that psychopaths are either crazy maniacs or people who actually want love deep down. I never agreed with these and hate em

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@veralol Girly it's prolly bcs he couldn't keep her in the end so like he was like "ya I ...

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For Your Murder - Ch. 67

2 months ago(edited)

Nothing makes sense lord

lol.. maybe I'll stop complaining.

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2 months ago

@Venaldre
😭

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@veralol dude the system needs a revamp. There was one comment I hit the dislike on and I...

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2 months ago

@Venaldre

👍
mb i put a dislike lmao.

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@veralol wasn't even gonna respond to them, but thank you, perfectly stated! <3
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2 months ago

@F.B.I. Tokyo

They aren't overthinking at all.
If you don't like a text that critics something in like almost every manhwa; then simply don't read it at all.
¯\(ツ)/¯

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@Venaldre bro chill up, u are overthinking, go touch grass...

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2 months ago

@Venaldre

👍

I get it, I was looking at the mechanism I found from reading tons of manhwas. They always have same stereotypes ¯\(ツ)/¯

I also don't get why the other characters can't be as attractive as the main ones and are portrayed as "unattractive" or have a very different design from the main characters.

And meh, yes, most people let slide a ton of things so it isn't new at all nor anything surprising.
I guess attraction is subjective? I have 0 attraction so I don't know personally.

:)

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@veralol I won't sit here and say I don't love my hot characters. I'm not against the lea...

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2 months ago

@Patricia
XD
Indeed 🤝

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@veralol uss 🤝...

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2 months ago

@Venaldre

It's cuz not only beauty standards, but what most people (not everyone), but from all my experience I've come to conclude.. want main characters as "good looking, hot people". And then people begin excusing the behavior because he's hot.

So it attracts those with beauty standards and even the people who make it have beauty standards and what they consider "beauty".
It's a never ending dumb a cycle.

To attract people into reading stuff --> Make story less engaging; but the characters typical "tall, tiny waist etc" stuff --> People come to read for it more than the story itself. Half of manhwas have no plot and are stupid tbh
I hate those stupid unrealistic stories where the bully victim is [overweight, has pimples, etc] and says " no one wants me" and then randomly 45 chapters later changes complete physique, has no pimples nor chubby faces, is muscular or skinny and is then considered "hot" and is why that character SUDDENLY attracts people around them (the NPC characters always mention "omg you're so hot now!" (??)

It is same mentality as plot of manhwas/stories; Lots of people are driven to toxic/abusive ones where abuse is romanticized and glorified -- and they keep producing it because it gains attraction and attention. Meanwhile, good plots with actual amazing storylines are not famous nor known, and in the "forgotten pile".
It's supply and demand basically lol.
Supply (art, character illustrations and how they look), Demand ("hot" according to beauty standards characters)

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Ok heart... get ready for the drama.

total side rant: I really hate the "squid" thing in ...

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2 months ago

@xoxo

Ok here, next one is another universe idk why..

Gijeong is still a mechanic, but Inseop is not a serial killer nor a psychopath anymore. He's just a guy that is "falling in love with Gijeong".
And then some loan sharks come to threaten Gijeong about
something and Inseop begins falling for her (fast..). Yongjin is friends with both apparently and though Gijeong got threatened by loan sharks; she at the end is showed to have beaten up the loan shark and smokes ;-;.
I don't know what happened to get to this point, but yeah..
I never understood why she became a mechanic lol

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@veralol whats side stories about then its really weir...

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2 months ago

@Patricia
Thank you haha
It's a bunch of psychological/thriller/conplex type of stories.
I always favored these type lol

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@veralol u have some great taste...

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2 months ago

@BeautyIsPain

Yes
Indeed I do; here are some :)
And no problem about the analysis (•ω•)
-- Garden of the dead flowers (sero & corbenyx) it's a well-well-done story and is a secondary type of psychopath.
-- Trash belongs in the trash can (EDDIERING) also great.
-- Muse on fame (SOOJIN, is good, but some stuff were not in my taste lol.)
-- Beneath the trees where nobody sees (IDW publishing. Forgot author name lol) is meant to get a sequel on webtoon soonish (?)
-- Like mother like daughter (YIDAHM. pretty long; 199+ chapter so far)
-- Phantom whispers (moonkyoung kim, on hiatus)
-- School bus graveyard (RED)
-- Everything is fine (Mike Birchall)
-- My in-laws are obsessed with me by (Han Yoon Seol and seungu, if want a more aloof/relax type)
-- The interpretation of shadows (nyoomian, uploads every few weeks or monthly)
-- Footsteps in the snow (SAISA)
-- From a knight to a lady (hyerim sung + INK)
-- Emerald midnight's lover (Baeck Jack) was super good :).

Idk other ones sorry :(
If you want something closest to For your murder;
-- Garden of the dead flowers
-- Trash belongs in the trash can
-- Beneath the trees where nobody sees
-- Like mother like daughter

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@veralol do you have any other recommendations? I really appreciated your analyses btw!...

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For Your Murder - Ch. 66

2 months ago(edited)

Lol what in the da** cliché? 😭

He SUDDENLY turned into a suicidal maniac who wanted to die, ain't no way and so not real..
I was convinced he was going to burn her and keep her as ashes (as morbid as it sounds, but realistically possible) and get caught chapters later sighs...
Lord kill me, this ending was rushed and weird, but anyways.
I'll pretend this end didn't exist.

They presented him as a Primary Psychopath that was born the way he is, only for him to have "emotions" such as "feeling hurt". Not accurate at all; if he were a secondary type, yes, he would be like this, but Primary don't feel this type of stuff. As portrayed before, they portray boredom, irritation, understimulation (Inseop is an extreme case though since he is a serial killer). It was so accurate until the part where he "became human".,
Sorry, either way, Inseop WAS a human -- he wasn't a good person, but he is the same species. It always sucks when characters like these are badly portrayed at the end and end up having feelings.
Not this continuous, never ending stereotype where they end up feeling at the end.

BTW, HEADS-UP

The side-story up next makes no sense and it's a different whole world so idk if you'd want to read. It randonly turned into an alternate universe type of thing lol.

I guess this means I'm done with my every chapter analysis! Thanks everyone who stayed and liked them! :D.
Hope it offered insight and a dive into different abuse/psychological patterns!!
My only wish is that Inseop and Gijeong stayed realistic, but whatever. You cannot get everything you want..

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After thinking for a long time about Inseop; I find that he is much more psychotic than purely psychopathic. It's simply because he was very posessive, obsessive and insistant on having one person whom he could not move on from.

(it's not am accurate perspective about a psychopathic person. Trust me, it differs from psychotic. It was framed wrongly, but.. not lots of people research about how the neurology affects the behavior in certain ways so I'm guessing writer didn't know either. And their plan was to ship them anyway.. it was not love. It was psychotic obsession.)

Having experienced a psychotic/schizophrenic woman; My experience was very very much like Gijeong with Inseop. Except, I have myself callous-unemotional traits so it didn't make it better being with a person developing schizophrenia 🤷‍♀️.
Psychotic people tend to be very possessive and obsessive over certain people and have a fantasy/delusion about being together which fits Inseop much more.
From this point of view, it makes sense that he decided to kill himself. I still never will agree about a relationship with them, disgusting.

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2 months ago

@Beckylolly
It's the excuse of "fiction"/"He loves her in his own way" because lots of people are unable to accept that some people are unable to love in the typical, healthy way and that for some; relationships are utilitarian and for themselves! Some people genuinely lack affective empathy and are unable to "feel" love or affection.
I legit have CU traits and everyone avoids people like this because they "seem" dangerous. "Seem" is not the same as act, but see?

Yet in fiction/some IRL cases, a lot of people root/fantasize for the same person who actually is much worse ¯\(ツ)/¯ (?)
Inseop is a Primary Psychopath and he was born that way. But he also chose to commit crimes.
In fiction, you'll see it is romanticized/glorified by fanbases as it in IRL by some people who fan over serial killers.
In real life, those with CU traits and functioning psychopaths are avoided and complete rejects due to huge stigma of "they're a killer who will murder me!".. not true..
It's either fear or weird, non-sensical fascination. Fear imo is more understandable.
Irl < stigma is high for functioning psychopaths and those with CU traits
Fiction < romanticized, glorified, something wanted.
But also, media/people romanticize it because of "hybristrophilia" and "I'm special, he/she won't kill me".
Fiction is fantasy so a barrier where you can say "It's okay for me to like this because in real life, I deny it."

Is it easier to understand why?

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For Your Perfect Ending - Ch. 29

2 months ago(edited)

nah
He isn't ever going to change.
That "regret" [he claims to have] will probably most definitely become the same cycle as in their past life; where he
overpowers and traps her.
Rinse repeat as always
It's a bit confusing type. I don't want him to be redeemed, but don't know how this Isekai will end as

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2 months ago

@Lancens

Thank you (^-^)/.
Insight is useful and free, so if I can, why not.
just the end threw me off, but it was okay.. T~T.

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@veralol You were right from A to Z. YOU are really too good at analyzing manwha
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2 months ago

Don't most abusers have two facades though?
The "kind, gentle one" and the "agressive, violent" one.
That's how they fool victims and people.

I guess you're falling into the fake facade of the "kind one".

(even though he stabbed her with a sword in their past lives..)

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Now I'm Curious of their story before I star judging the present guy...

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For Your Perfect Ending - Ch. 28

2 months ago(edited)

Man,
Killian/Haewon is an interesting male lead and character.

He isn't that usual obsessive male lead seen in isekai. He's pretty good at fooling people in his second life.

I really like how he fakes everything with Ines/Seom and completely drops it with other randoms. Hopefully Seom can see (soon) that he isn't going to change and he just wants her to come back to him like before..

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