This week, we’re stepping behind the register and into the chaos of Dangerous Convenience Store where the night shift comes with more than just bad coffee and fluorescent lighting. In this episode, we dive into the strange tension and steamy dynamics between Yeo Eui-joon, our too kind for his own good convenience store clerk, and the intimidating yet magnetic gang member, Beom Geunwoo. What starts as a reluctant work relationship quickly turns into something messier, hotter, and way more complicated than anyone signed up for.

We’ll unpack the unexpected emotional depth hiding under the manhwa’s flashy, violent charm and talk about how power, protection, and desire blur all the lines. Whether you’re here for the slow burn buildup, the jaw-dropping tension, or just the pure chaos of a gang boyfriend fantasy done right, this episode is for you.

This week we will be discussing Kiss Me, Liar, a twisted omegaverse office romance where lust, betrayal, and power plays collide. Keith Knight Pittman is the cold, arrogant Alpha CEO who always gets what he wants and what he wants is Seo Yeonwoo, his obedient Omega secretary who’s spent years hiding his identity and his feelings. After a drunken night, a cruel accusation, and a humiliating resignation, Yeonwoo walks away. But Keith follows. What begins as a toxic dynamic explodes into a dangerous, obsessive game where control slips and emotions burn through every calculated move. We’re breaking down the tension, the trauma, the yacht party that changed everything, and the aftermath of Keith’s desperate plea for Yeonwoo’s return. Is it love, manipulation, or something even darker? Tune in as we unravel the pheromones, apologies, and power struggles that make this manhwa absolutely unhinged in the best way.

It’s that time of year again the glitter’s flying, the gays are glowing, and Cunty Discussions is going full throttle into queer chaos. This month, we’re ONLY podding on LGBTQ+ content, baby! That means wall-to-wall gayness, sapphic slayage, bi panic, trans excellence, and nonbinary nonsense. If it ain’t queer, we don’t wanna hear it. 💅

Whether you’re a pillow princess, a himbo-loving disaster, or a genderfluid fashion god on your third identity of the week we see you, we love you, and this month is YOURS.

We’re talking iconic BL storylines, sapphic slow burns, the butches, the femmes, the switches in fishnets and everyone in between. We’re fangirling over queer ships, dissecting gay longing like it’s our job (because it is), and dragging any hetero nonsense that dares show its face during June.

To our trans siblings, ace baddies, pan angels, and everyone living outside the binary you are the moment. Pride is protest, but it’s also pleasure. And over here, we protest with mics, mess, and maximum cunt.

So tune in all month long.

We’re queer, we’re loud, and we’re only podding for the girls, the gays, and the theys.

Happy Pride, sluts. 🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Stay Fly & Cunty,

– The Cunty Discussions Crew 💋

What happens when love isn’t gentle or kind , but obsessive, desperate, and full of power imbalances? In this episode of Cunty Discussions, we sink into the emotionally volatile world of Even If You Don’t Love Me (a.k.a. Love Me Not), a manhwa that explores the kind of connection that hurts even as it consumes.

Min Ji Wook is a scholarship student just trying to survive in a prestigious high school where wealth means power and he has neither. Joo Seung Eon, born into luxury and dripping with privilege, takes a sudden interest in him. But this isn’t a fairy tale. It’s something darker. Their relationship unfolds like a slow-burning wreck, full of manipulation, longing, and control. Every glance is charged, every interaction laced with tension. It’s not about love ! it’s about the need to be wanted, even if it breaks you.

In this episode, we’re getting into the messy, magnetic, and melancholic world of Backlight, where eye contact is foreplay, trauma is a love language, and no one has ever heard of therapy. We show the messy dynamic between Baek & Han Seo in And

We’re unpacking: The blurred line between affection and obsession (yes, we’re side-eyeing a few scenes…)

Internalized queerness, guilt, longing, and why this story hits so many raw, real nerves

And of course, the toxic undertones because it’s not a cunty discussion unless we call out the red flags and admit we’d still read it again

Backlight isn’t just a story it’s a mood, a breakdown, and a beautifully drawn spiral. And we’re here for every unspoken word, every lingering stare, and every emotional gut punch.

So if you love your BL tender, tortured, and wrapped in a soft noir aesthetic…

Press play, babe. You’re in for a ride.

On this week’s Cunty Discussions, we’re getting tangled in the twisted petals of “Flower of Allure”, a seductive new manhwa where romance meets suspense.

When an assassin wakes up with no memory, the woman he once tried to kill tells him she’s his wife. 👀 What follows is a dangerous dance of secrets, survival, and slow-burn chemistry that has us screaming at every chapter.

We’re breaking down the characters, the drama, and that delicious tension between love and betrayal. You do not want to miss this one.

Press play now it’s giving danger, desire, and delusion.!

This week, we’re diving into Under the Green Light, where the art is sexy, the men are suspicious, and the red flags are practically part of the décor. Matthew? Cold, calculating, probably hasn’t slept in a week and somehow still hot. Jin? Mysterious, gorgeous, and clearly here to ruin lives (and we love that for him).

We walk you through their first power play, where eye contact is warfare and seduction sounds a lot like psychological manipulation. Is it love? Is it trauma? Who cares we’re eating it up. From marble statues to marble hearts, this story is one long, slow drag of a cigarette you know you shouldn’t have lit but you did, and now you’re hooked.

Come hear with us talk about the tension, the toxicity, and the tough but sweet love.

On this week’s episode of Cunty Discussions, we’re back from our break and diving headfirst into the chaotic, dusty, and deliciously dramatic world of Predatory Marriage, the manhwa that said “what if your arranged marriage involved amnesia, betrayal, and a wolf king with control issues?” We’re talking all things Leah, the princess who opens the story with a suicide note and Ishakan, the desert king who kidnaps her, gaslights her with tenderness, and somehow makes it hot.

We unpack the wild emotional rollercoaster that is their relationship—from Leah’s trauma and icy composure to Ishakan’s growly obsession and slow-burn affection. Is it love? Is it manipulation? Is it both? We’re breaking down the power dynamics, the romance, the revenge, and why this manhwa has us feral every time Leah starts showing spine.

Tune in for a messy, passionate, and definitely cunty take on one of the spiciest fantasy romance plots out there.

In this episode, we dive into Kuyuru—a BL manga that’s equal parts unsettling and strangely sweet. We talk about the unique vibe, the slow-burn tension, and whether this manga hits the right kind of weird. It’s a quick one since we’re heading out on a little break, but you know we couldn’t leave without giving y’all a dose of BL chaos. See you soon, and don’t forget to catch up on past episodes while we’re away!

In this episode of Cunty Discussions, we deep-dive into the emotionally messy and psychologically twisted manhwa Love Is Not Real. We’re talking about Kihyun—the man who thinks love can be bought, manipulated, or controlled—and Youngwon, the soft boy with deep scars and even deeper trauma.

We break down the toxic dynamics, the mind games, and the painfully real emotions that blur the line between love and obsession. Is this a story about healing? Or just a beautiful trainwreck we can’t look away from?

Strap in for another unfiltered, shady, and slightly unhinged discussion where we ask: is love not real, or is it just not real here?