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I agree 100%, but there's always that one individual with the same old "people who like bad boys tend to be in abusive relationships" baloney, so it's really hard to just stay silent.

BBQueen: “I am sure most of the ladies here who love XL have great husbands/Bf in their lives! Even think XL is "toxic".”

So which part of her comment is downplaying or erasing anything? Or denying anything? And who is y’all?

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Just a question. Are we allowed to speak our minds freely again? Wet noodles and all?

Skip them all.

Don’t waste your time with these people.

Hahahaha no problem, it's difficult to keep up! Too many heads! No, threads!

Exactly. And the initial "abuse" part, which is something that people understandably but erroneously frown upon, was in the context of her being in a male body, sneaking on enemy camp, and throwing poison at a high ranking officer during a war. It wasn't a husband and wife spat that ended with physical violence. That's something that completely goes over people's heads. The drama also did a disservice to him in several scenes, 'cause God forbid the essence of the novel is retained in its entirety.
He may seem like a bad boy because he has no time for silly shenanigans and empty promises. He successfully does what he sets out to do, including making sure that the infamous happy ending can happen. What a villain, so toxic. 🙄

Yeah it's going to be a mess by the time this thing is over. I wish they would just release season 2 already so we can all be put out of our misery.

Yes, all of them are flawed. ALL of them, including the green flag Good Guy™ fox dude.

But yes. It is sad. And what's sadder is that people think he's some paragon of virtue because he chooses not to fight back. In a time where that Good Guy™ approach was dangerous. It put others at risk and hurt the ones closest to him. Including his beloved. Especially his beloved. But doing nothing and choosing to be a good guy through it all is somehow his strongest trait. His weakness is not weakness, it's strength and his kindness is akin to sainthood. That's all so unrealistic that it makes a 9-headed-serpent demon look like an average Joe, going to work every day 'cause life is hard and if you do nothing there's nothing others will do for you. But sure, he's the bad one. Saving people's lives and asking for nothing in return. What's worse, making people believe he's some kind of monster when he's not.

Don't even get me started on that evil Grandma thing. The others are literally fighting wars and somehow the family drama is too much to be dealt with. Spare me this nonsense.

LOL rant over. Glad you see this too.

Almost all of us do.

Thank you, Sea! ❄️😻

LOL

No, really. LOLOLOLOL

You're definitely not the only one. We could probably fill up several stadiums. Or a neighborhood. Or a small town.

But if you're already at episode 24, I'm sure you can see that abusive is not exactly what he is. Keep watching some more. And welcome to the team :)

Oh, thank you. That's such a relief! ♥️

Exactly. It's getting a bit predictable by now. Can we turn down the sadness for a bit? The world is already too awful for all this nonsense.

Happy endings are now the stuff of legends. I'm yet to watch something other than Love Between Fairy and Devil that doesn't make me want to go straight to therapy. It's getting boring now. Can we turn down the sadness for a bit? The world is already too sad for all this nonsense.

Yeah, we take whatever we can get. We know this better than anyone :)

Ahahahah that darn big duck 😹

Oh noes! Really? That's a bummer. Poor baby, stuck in traffic :( Where's Chubby when we need him?

It's happening people!!! 😻❄️🏹

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His performance during the Lost You Forever event ♥️❄️

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