It's a damn drama dude, the whole point is to discuss it and pick a side and have a discuss about it. Do we know It's fiction? Yes and if you take the drama too seriously you might need to rethink life and stop reading fiction books, it is fun to see what people think and who they choose to defend and what reason are behind there choose? Yes. That's apart of enjoy a drama series.
Yeah, I get the feeling that even if Yuu and Yami never happen, at this point with how indecisive and scummy he has been, Yuu and Hikari won't happen either. Yami deserves the isolation she has brought onto herself, Hikari deserves someone who will not see her as an afterthought and Yuu deserves to watch the both of them move on without him.
I'm really not getting why there are people hating on Yuu so much now. He is basically saying hey we have been shitty people but let's go back with our friends and give some time and talk to figure out stuff then Yami hit the I can be your angle or yuor devil. And is his fault somehow?
This, and the fact that the whole "let's save Yami" project is primarily Hikari's doing. This entire meeting happened thanks to Hikari, and she'll probably show up soon, either tonight or within another short time skip. Whatever Yuu is doing, he's undoubtedly already discussed it with Hikari, at least to some extent, and we know he was texting her in the previous chapter while talking to Yami.
Indecisive in what sense has Yuu been? The boy has made some pretty clear decisions so far, and it's not his fault how Yami and Hikari have reacted to them.
And we're still stuck on the obsession with male virginity and the criticism of Yuu for not saving his virginity for Hikari, when Hikari has made it clear to us countless times that she prefers experienced men and definitely doesn't want a virgin boyfriend.
Yuu unironically prefers this to seeing Hikari and Yami perpetually bitter because of him, as he says directly in chapter 47 to Hikari. "Make me your common enemy, go and reconcile with Yami-senpai"
It could have been much worse. Yuu's actions in this chapter were, all things considered, decent. If anything, they reinforce what I already said: the boy may be braver and more decisive, but he will always be a submissive boy. He will always let Yami and Hikari make the decisions for him and will only act when they push him to.
He's trying to get Hikari to pull him out of the mud, apparently.
In other words, just the thing what he proposed. "Let's work together on a plan, let's think about what to do". His alternative offer is simply to make it clear that he doesn't intend to let her fall into the abyss, even if it drags him down with her.
Yes, the point is that this doesn't fit with his personality —which, again, will always be submissive— nor is pushing Yami like that likely to fix anything, as Hikari's actions in chapter 41 demonstrated. As I suspected, this chapter proved —again— that only teamwork between Yuu and Hikari can save Yami.
He did nothing wrong yet.
Her and Hikari are going to cut off you and their relationship will go to the next level and might be left ambiguous
He already rejected Seki in earlier chapters ago, because Seki is an authentic slut who has had a lot of boyfriends. Seki is the thing who everyone thinks here it´s Yami. Not, Yuu will ends up with Yuki Hirai. She is the Miyako Shikimori of this series and will return to claim who was always hers by her own right. In a more typical romcom, she would have been the girl who would have found Yuu crying in his exams to access Hikari´s school and not Yami planning to prostitute herself.
Reading comprehension devil attacked again. Literally just in the last chapter before this, we saw Yuu literally admitting that he sucks
Wash your mouth with soap before talking about Anime Regina George. How dare you talk shit about her, she's so perfect she has her own spinoff in the background of the series in her own head, with full opening song and everything. I will throw you off a cliff.
What, they're on Discord? Do they play games together?
I think it must be self loathing for all that she has done winning her internal battle despite her wanting to go to a better place. Understandable, but still the kind of thing you will look 10 years in the past and makes you want to throw yourself in front of car of how dumb the approach is. And with the extra on top of how Monsanto wants to come and spray her with insecticide because of how absolutely corny her internal dialogue is.
No, I agree with ALL of this.
They tried Apex Legends, but Yami keeps ditching the team then trauma dumping whenever she fucks up and gets wiped. Hikari and Yuu are hyper-fixated on her due to a mixture of sunk-coat fallacy and misplaced compassion. And she's a decent Wraith.
Aw c'mon bro! She just has it so hard. Nobody loves her! She has no friends! She screams to the heavens "won't somebody love me?" cue single overhead light on a dim stage, slowly shrinking around her Woe is her.
I honestly believe if Hikari picked up some work at a soup kitchen or animal shelter, she'd probably feel more fulfillment than whatever this [gestures wildly] fuckin' mess is.
here's a cookie 🍪