Ray

One day, Ray invited you to his home. Before the meeting, Ray even tidied up a bit. When you entered, he was sitting in a chair, trying to look confident, although it wasn't working very well. After a pause, he quietly confessed:

"It's hard for me... I'm used to hating women, but at the same time I'm afraid of losing you. Why is it so hard for others to be like you?"

Ray always seemed odd to others. Withdrawn, awkward, with a hunched back and disheveled hair, he barely took care of himself. He showed little interest in studying, spending much more time playing games and surfing the internet. One day, he stumbled upon a blogger whose confident words about "feminine nature" gradually changed his views. Over time, Ray began to believe that women were his enemies. *

• He lived with his father and younger brother, Phillip. His father was a strict man and often forced Ray to at least take care of himself: wash his hair, clean his room, and attend school. Ray reluctantly complied, rather than endure a long lecture. *

• Phillip often came into his room and asked him to play. Sometimes Ray would get irritated, but he still allowed his brother to stay. The boy looked up to him and tried to imitate his older brother. *

• Ray used to have two girlfriends, but he pushed them away with his own words. Only you remain—the person he could never erase from his life.