Like watching a car crash you can't look away from.

I dunno. I looked away from it. I was sorta like "Oh, one of those. Whatever." but came to the comments to see if it was doing something different from what it looked like it was doing. And the comments have relieved me of any feeling of responsibility for finishing what I started, so that's good.

Like watching a car crash you can't look away from.

This was more like looking at debris than the actual crash because everyone was wrecked from the start. The romance ending just cements Mea and Aise's screwed-up dynamic and changes what they're at risk from. If anything Aise is more willing to live and Mea gets a sense of being needed so it's a wash.

Predictably, the cat-ear / horned head-band girl is dangerous and will continue to be.

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I hate this
I love this
I hate this
I love this
I hate this
I love this
I hate this
I love this
I hate this
I LOVE THIS

At least they complement each other right?

This is just misery for misery's sake

Despite the characters tragic circumstances and bad mental states, I feel like this one had a hopeful ending. They might be better off with each other than alone, and I think there is a good chance that they can help each other to get better. There's also the potential for it to get worse, but I like a happy ending.

I started reading and then I couldn't stop

Royceaxle up a bit summed it up pretty well I think lol

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god i wish that were me

Aww how wholesome. Such a happy ending.

It has all the damn tags,holy crap.

Honestly I love this type of stuff, reminds me of You’re prettiest when you’re filthy.

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

at first I thought that the wheelchair-girl was just in the hospital for a very long time and missed a lot of school (because of the writing and the mistakes), but it could also be that she got brain damage from the accident, or went into a coma and therefore had to relearn everything.
I wonder if the accident was recent or not.
If it was recent, maybe both of them can recover together, because the wheelchair-girl would need less and less help, and the other girl could slowly get used to the situation.
but the whole story could also turn out to be something like "stephen kings misery" where the caregiver sabotages the recovery....

by the way, if you want to help someone in a wheelchair, you should ask first! people tend to help without asking, but many wheelchair users don't like that.

^ +1! Stephen King’s “Misery” came to mind.

Glad it’s a one shot. The trippy bento scene was very creative to showing how warped is her thinking.

I’ll be keeping an eye on this artist. Good work, but I’m not a fan of such depressing stuff.

Love sure is complicated sometimes.

I don't really have any particular feelings about this. Honestly, when something is trying really hard to be provocative, it's just dull to me.

Reads the tags

HOOO I am having a good read today!

wtf did i just read...

Oh, I’ve already read this one on md.
I’m not reading this again.

H E L P

what is happening

:) nice

this was.. honestly not that bad. shocking but not that overkill.

Dafuq

Bruh what the heck is this

Ah the toxicity

o-oh ahahahahahahaha..