It's all 1v1 double c. I love watching them fight against depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, and other diseases, including self-abuse.
It's quite good. It makes people feel depressed. It's exactly what I'm looking for hahaha. Although there is a slight bug in the setting, it is harmless and does not affect the logic.
The symptoms of depression are very good and relatively real, but they are also artistically processed and have the beauty of being sick and weak. The two people's brain circuits always pass by each other, and they don't open their mouths to say anything, but it is faster to resolve the misunderstanding through actions.
Shou is really sick (praise). I like. Compared with depression or something like that, I feel that the symptoms of mania are more described, which is very good. The little madman is cute.
It's okay, but I'm a little unimpressed after reading it. I remember that Master is quite crazy, which is consistent with Madhouse XP. If you're not impressed, you can read it again as a new article that you haven't read before? For the price of one book, I get the experience of reading two books. This time I will make a fortune (?)
I'm glad I got the knife. There was a moment when I looked like I had schizophrenia or multiple personalities. Good, good, good. You're really good at acting. I like being both fierce and restrained.
I like this book very much. Alzheimer's disease is written very realistically and sharply. While reading the article, I thought that my relatives might suffer from this disease when they get old, and I felt anxious and worried while reading the article.
Teacher, I was almost tortured to death by you. Fortunately, we were together well in the end. [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] Next time I write this kind of article, I will write more about offense and suffering together. Instead of writing about knives, okay? Okay, okay, can I just pass the knife in one stroke?
Shou suffers from albinism, which also leads to some depression and low self-esteem. Gong's possessiveness is very abnormal, like a mad dog, and he is not a normal person, but they just can accept each other. It is said in the article that they are like the last piece of the puzzle given to each other by God. I like this description very much because they supported each other from childhood until they fell in love. This process is really touching.
Super healing text. There is the big dog Yuye who loves Xiaoxian very much and is very serious about getting healthy. There is also Xiaoxian who also loves to play wildly and has a very strong and rich heart. It is really a process of mutual healing and redemption. Gong is slowly becoming healthier, and he still has possessiveness but is not as paranoid as when he was sick.
It's a short story, but very sweet. The only regret is that I think I can expand on it. Due to the space limit, many places are not handled so perfectly, but there are many details that I can expand on! This is a story about two perverts falling in love. They are not normal people, but their feelings are particularly profound because of this. In short, it is a very interesting short story! Nice!
Very good article, the writing is a bit shaky but overall it's pretty good. I wrote more boldly in the early stage, but quickly stopped writing. In fact, I think it should be the other way around. I stopped writing in the early stage, and then boldly wrote about two perverts falling in love after they met. One thing to say, this article has quietly awakened some unknown niche XPs in me... If I have any regrets, it is that I feel that the writing is not perverted enough (.) Both Gong and Shou have some problems, but Gong's psychological problems are not described much, maybe because it is not too serious, and non-serious paranoia is like Qingqu (?) Shou has a serious disease, and Shou is slowly being redeemed by Gong. I quite like it!
The state of depression is very real and heartbreaking to watch. Both Gong and Shou have shortcomings. Shou's overall mental state is quite poor due to family reasons, while Gong's life is too good and he is more motivated and careless. But I really like Gong's growth and patience, the story of their reunion, and the cute big fat dog(?) Kyubey. This copywriting is actually a bit different from the main text. I think it may be that the author is not good at summarizing. Because I originally thought it was a scene about rivals turning into lovers, but I didn't expect it to be a scene about getting back together and licking the wounds. Of course, it was well written and I liked it very much. Many people can't understand why Shou didn't say anything to Gong in the early stage, like a clam that couldn't pry its mouth open, always refusing to go to Gong. It's normal. If you haven't experienced something similar, you may not be able to understand it. I suggest you stop reading it if you really can't understand it. If you can't understand it, it means you are lucky in this regard and have never encountered anything similar.