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Small Jin and Big Akira (3)

🕑 Added 2021-09-28 16:38:48 +0000 UTC

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SmolCrowBro

*ba dum tss*

Beatrice Ross

Thanks🥰

Vox

It's kind of ironic that a comic whose central theme is about uncontrollable growing and shrinking needs to deal with so much personal growth.

Vox

It deserves to be and everyone here I am sure is backing you.

Beatrice Ross

I really hope I can finish it. . I think this webtoon is gonna be quite long. I have two seasons planned, so hopefully I can take it all the way. Hopefully it’ll become more popular too.

Beatrice Ross

That’s definitely one of the outcomes that would work well. I haven’t really planned that far ahead, so it’s not too certain.

Vox

That suggests Akira will end up winning his heart in the end, but that Daichi can help him grow in ways Akira can't. And it will help Akira grow in learning to step back and trust Jin. And maybe even Daichi will grow in learning that he doesn't have to be a jackass to everyone all the time. If Daichi ends up not being Jin's one, I hope there is someone else out there for him . It's going to be great to see you tell this story. Will be along for the ride here however long it is.

Beatrice Ross

So in a way, all three of them might have to change to be in a stable relationship.

Beatrice Ross

And Daichi would need to open himself up a bit more. At the moment, he’s abrasive. He has a foul temper and resorts to threats very quickly. He would need to become more emotionally open and supportive.

Beatrice Ross

Jin would have to learn how to protect himself. He can’t always rely on others for protection.

Beatrice Ross

Akira would have to learn how to step back. He would have to give Jin the opportunities to assert and protect himself.

Beatrice Ross

I think it’s important that Jin finds a balance between the two. Jin needs to learn how to defend himself. Akira can’t always be around to protect him. But Jin also needs to have loving support from someone. So a person as tough and mentally resilient as Daichi might not be able to provide enough emotional support.