#*gets shot*

I'm here at the beginning of the end

The idea that the often uncomfortable sexual undertones of Kuro are just “fanservice” undermines its place as a work gothic fiction where disturbed and uncomfortable sexual themes are common place. I’m not saying that Taboso is always successful or tasteful in her use of these themes but writing them off entirely only does a disservice to the narrative and limits the discussion of the text.

Also Trey: *gets hard seeing you fold laundry*

Trey when he sees you doing anything that shows you are a functional person and not a total moron:

Trey is very used to taking care of everyone in his dorm, and he is deeply untrusting of your "desire" to take care of him. You must want something, come on tell him what it is.

Nothing? You want nothing? You just want to make things a little bit easier on him because you think he has it too hard?

There's an evil sort of bent to his desires, you are just being nice. Trey thinks he's heard Azul say someone will take advantage of someone with your generous disposition. He never thought that person would be him, but he wants you in a way concerning to his reputation. You offer him a safe space to relax and he wants to do anything but. He wants to take you on the guest room couch so every time you invite over and someone else sits down there you feel a little burn in the back of your throat remembering how he made you feel.