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Plot stupidity aside, I do kinda like her food-theme bedding. Imagine cozing up in a giant hamburger or camping out as a giant shrimp.
I read it as she's aware he likes her and also deeply insecure about everyone around her changing while she stays the same. Thematically, Chii is a high schooler in her final year who insists that despite being 17-18 she is still growing, which...that's not happening. She wants to be a youtuber, and says she is going to travel overseas when she graduates. You could see these as realistically almost impossible and/or just in general very childish desires. She doesn't want to grow up yet, while meanwhile all her friends are leaving her behind. I'm not sure how clear this is to other readers, but throughout the manga, Chii clearly hates the idea of change, hidden under the veneer of being the somewhat annoying "gropes other girls boobs"-type character. In other words, Chii is not very mature, and dealing with a situation which requires more maturity than she has. It's very human, y'know? Am I the only person who has felt like everyone else was aging while I stayed the same in the past? No one? Any non-Chii haters around here?I read it as she's aware he likes her and also aware that she's a shit person who's undateable.
you D:
Chii did. We have a community of Hurt By Chii, we meet every wednesday to lick each other's wounds.
You would not understand therefore, you are not invited.
You're completely correct, but you're forgetting a critical aspect to this whole thing: Teenagers are really, really fucking annoying.I'm not sure how clear this is to other readers, but throughout the manga, Chii clearly hates the idea of change, hidden under the veneer of being the somewhat annoying "gropes other girls boobs"-type character. In other words, Chii is not very mature, and dealing with a situation which requires more maturity than she has.
The modern day female equivalent to a man child is just being a woman under 30 who uses social media. Talking like a baby, purposely messing up words like an infant, acting spoiled and having temper tantrums is somehow, I don't know why, appealing to people on those platformsYou're completely correct, but you're forgetting a critical aspect to this whole thing: Teenagers are really, really fucking annoying.
Chii is the archetype of the eternal manchild (or whatever the female equivalent is), the person who can't let go of the past, who's all talk and big dreams but makes at best a token effort following up on any of it, and generally is just someone you eventually outgrow as a person. This is coupled with her crab in a bucket mentality, where instead of supporting her closest friends and the changes in their lives, she wants to drag them into the muck of her standstill attitude with her, keep them from developing. There's also the fact that Tokio is just kind of a decent guy who doesn't deserve being ignored/strung along like this. And finally... this chapter honestly makes things worse, because it seems to recontextualize everything as Chii being completely aware of this, and that's just inexcusable.
We're out here. Just doesn't make sense to get into debates about it-- doesn't feel like they'd go anywhere. I imagine there's others who feel the same. Lurking and all that. I agree with your breakdown of her character, though.I read it as she's aware he likes her and also deeply insecure about everyone around her changing while she stays the same. Thematically, Chii is a high schooler in her final year who insists that despite being 17-18 she is still growing, which...that's not happening. She wants to be a youtuber, and says she is going to travel overseas when she graduates. You could see these as realistically almost impossible and/or just in general very childish desires. She doesn't want to grow up yet, while meanwhile all her friends are leaving her behind. I'm not sure how clear this is to other readers, but throughout the manga, Chii clearly hates the idea of change, hidden under the veneer of being the somewhat annoying "gropes other girls boobs"-type character. In other words, Chii is not very mature, and dealing with a situation which requires more maturity than she has. It's very human, y'know? Am I the only person who has felt like everyone else was aging while I stayed the same in the past? No one? Any non-Chii haters around here?
Judging by how she read the situation and reacted accordingly by not uploading the vid, i think she knows the mature thing to do and when to do it. She IS mature enough.I read it as she's aware he likes her and also deeply insecure about everyone around her changing while she stays the same. Thematically, Chii is a high schooler in her final year who insists that despite being 17-18 she is still growing, which...that's not happening. She wants to be a youtuber, and says she is going to travel overseas when she graduates. You could see these as realistically almost impossible and/or just in general very childish desires. She doesn't want to grow up yet, while meanwhile all her friends are leaving her behind. I'm not sure how clear this is to other readers, but throughout the manga, Chii clearly hates the idea of change, hidden under the veneer of being the somewhat annoying "gropes other girls boobs"-type character. In other words, Chii is not very mature, and dealing with a situation which requires more maturity than she has. It's very human, y'know? Am I the only person who has felt like everyone else was aging while I stayed the same in the past? No one? Any non-Chii haters around here?
"Media literacy" buzzword detectedZero media literacy from any of yall whining about the Chii chapters I’m begging yall to think for like 3 seconds 🙏 bless up