# WebtoonLib — Killing Stalking #59

## Series
- title: Killing Stalking
- slug: killing-stalking-ad5ceb

## Chapter
- number: 59
- release_date: 2025-03-12

### Summary
Based on reader reactions, this chapter evokes intense discomfort and "second-hand embarrassment," primarily focusing on Sangwoo's deeply disturbing past and his present interactions with Bum. A traumatic flashback reveals Sangwoo's mother, Eunseo Oh, forcing her young son to witness her infidelity with another man, an act readers condemn as psychologically abusive and pivotal in warping Sangwoo's understanding of relationships and sexuality. This origin of his specific hatred towards women and twisted connection between love, sex, and violence is heavily discussed. Concurrently, Sangwoo's present-day vehement denial ("I'm not gay") while engaging in sexual acts with Bum creates stark cognitive dissonance for readers, highlighting his psychological damage and internal conflict. The chapter reinforces the toxic "Die together" vow between Sangwoo and Bum, with readers noting its foreshadowing significance. Overall, the content is described as profoundly unsettling, disturbing, and a key illustration of the cycle of abuse stemming from Sangwoo's childhood trauma at the hands of his "messed up" family.
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## Spoiler
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### Safe teaser
Based on reader reactions, this chapter evokes intense discomfort and "second-hand embarrassment," primarily focusing on Sangwoo's deeply disturbing past and his present interactions with Bum.

### Spoiler summary
Based on reader reactions, this chapter evokes intense discomfort and "second-hand embarrassment," primarily focusing on Sangwoo's deeply disturbing past and his present interactions with Bum. A traumatic flashback reveals Sangwoo's mother, Eunseo Oh, forcing her young son to witness her infidelity with another man, an act readers condemn as psychologically abusive and pivotal in warping Sangwoo's understanding of relationships and sexuality. This origin of his specific hatred towards women and twisted connection between love, sex, and violence is heavily discussed. Concurrently, Sangwoo's present-day vehement denial ("I'm not gay") while engaging in sexual acts with Bum creates stark cognitive dissonance for readers, highlighting his psychological damage and internal conflict. The chapter reinforces the toxic "Die together" vow between Sangwoo and Bum, with readers noting its foreshadowing significance. Overall, the content is described as profoundly unsettling, disturbing, and a key illustration of the cycle of abuse stemming from Sangwoo's childhood trauma at the hands of his "messed up" family.

## Status
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- summary_status: generated
- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — Killing Stalking #59](/series/killing-stalking-ad5ceb/chapter-59)
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