A thought on Spy x Family

Yor remembered why she values her mission, but her family is more important to her.

Yuri would tear apart the family for the sake of his mission. If Loid is a spy, Yor’s happiness with him must be false.

Anya’s mission is her family.

But if Loid had to choose between stopping the war and protecting his family, I don’t know which he’d pick, and I don’t think he knows either.

(no subject)

Something I have never seen in written porn: a loving description of someone’s body hair. I know there are people who like chest hair, but I don’t know where or whether they’re catered to. And for that matter, you could get a good mental image out of stroking some gal’s cheek fuzz.

(no subject)

This is a difficult complaint to phrase properly, but I hate books where the author doesn’t seem to get that patterns can change. Like, I read this one book where the protagonist remembered all his past lives, and he would constantly reference the patterns he’d seen before to determine what would happen if he did something. As far as I could tell, the author seemed to intend his predictions to be reliable.

At the point where I dropped the book, a likable character wanted to have sex with him. According to him, if they had sex, they would start a relationship, and if they started a relationship, she would make him give up his culture, and then they would have an emotionally unhealthy relationship that would ruin both their lives across multiple incarnations. And I’m thinking, ”What if you talk to her? Establish your boundaries, and let her establish her boundaries, because she seems perfectly capable of understanding your decisions and treating you as an independent human being? You haven’t learned from your experiences; you’ve learned to run away from experiences you’re afraid will always play out exactly the same way!”