GraPara! - Ch. 132 - Fumi’s Breasts (Censored)

[VuongOuki]

Sakura cannot simply return to Shinobu, because the problem goes far beyond the fact that she cheated. Her actions damaged not only their romantic relationship, but also the trust, gratitude, respect, and emotional foundation that had been built between them.

1. She genuinely betrayed Shinobu.
   Regardless of whether the cause was a misunderstanding, loneliness, or emotional collapse, she ultimately chose to have a relationship with Nakanishi. This was not merely a moment of emotional confusion; she acted on it.
2. She did not give Shinobu a chance to explain.
   Shinobu had supported her for a long time, yet she did not properly confront him or confirm the truth. Instead, she accepted what she believed she had seen or heard and moved toward another man.
3. A misunderstanding does not excuse betrayal.
   Even if Sakura believed that Shinobu had hurt her first, that did not give her the right to retaliate by cheating. Being hurt does not remove responsibility for the choices she made afterward.
4. It was not just one impulsive mistake.
   If it had happened only once in an extreme emotional state, it might still be described as a serious but isolated failure. However, her continued involvement with Nakanishi turned it into a repeated and conscious choice.
5. She remained silent when her new friends attacked Shinobu.
   During the moving scene, her new friends criticized and belittled him, but Sakura did not defend him or show any discomfort. Instead, she warmly told them, “I look forward to getting along with you.” This showed that she was willing to enter a social circle that was openly hostile toward Shinobu.
6. She failed to protect even Shinobu’s basic dignity.
   Even if their relationship had already ended, Shinobu’s past support was still a fact. Sakura should at least have said that the situation was more complicated or stopped others from casually insulting him. Instead, she chose silence.
7. She abandoned not only love, but also gratitude and loyalty.
   Shinobu had supported her emotionally, professionally, and personally. Yet when she left, she behaved as though all of that could simply be discarded, without gratitude or respect.
8. She continued to see herself mainly as the victim.
   Sakura may believe that everything happened because she thought Shinobu had betrayed her. But as long as she focuses only on her own pain and does not fully acknowledge the pain she caused him, genuine reconciliation is impossible.
9. She did not actively take responsibility.
   Someone who truly wants to return should be the one to explain, apologize, and face the consequences. She should not expect Shinobu to understand her automatically, forgive her, or wait for someone else to resolve the misunderstanding.
10. She chose escape instead of communication.
    Rather than speaking honestly with Shinobu, she moved away, changed her environment, relied on new friends, and became closer to Nakanishi. Her way of dealing with the relationship was avoidance, not repair.
11. Shinobu can no longer trust how she will react in the future.
    Even if the truth is revealed, he would naturally wonder what she might do the next time she feels lonely, pressured, or misunderstood. Would she communicate, or would she run away and choose someone else again?
12. Love may remain, but emotional safety is gone.
    Shinobu may still love Sakura, but love alone is not enough for a relationship. Once trust and emotional security are destroyed, even strong feelings can become a source of pain.
13. A reunion would risk making Shinobu responsible for repairing everything.
    If the story simply asks Shinobu to understand, forgive, and accept Sakura again, then the person who was hurt the most would also be forced to clean up the damage. That would be deeply unfair to him.
14. Sakura has not yet shown enough through her actions.
    Crying, regretting what happened, or missing Shinobu only proves that she is suffering. It does not prove that she has learned how to be honest, faithful, communicative, and accountable.
15. The truth can explain her actions, but it cannot erase them.
    Even if it is later proven that Shinobu never betrayed her, that would only show that Sakura acted based on a misunderstanding. It would not undo what happened between her and Nakanishi.

The core reason Sakura cannot simply come back is that she did not only betray Shinobu romantically. Through her silence, avoidance, and acceptance of a new life that treated him as the villain, she also rejected his past sacrifices and dignity.

Unless Sakura fully admits what she did, apologizes without excuses, accepts the consequences, and understands that Shinobu may never forgive her, “returning” would only mean asking the person she hurt to sacrifice himself once again.

This is seriously so good, bro. It is such a pity that I can only give you 1 Like; I want to give you even more Likes. Is there any way to get Airi Katsura and the publisher to read this analysis, Haha? Sakura has betrayed too many things; it is not simply just a plain romantic relationship. Normally, there is no way Shinobu could ever trust her again in any role in the future; his trust in her has completely vanished. How could Shinobu abandon a new girlfriend who is not only beautiful and sexy but also loves him to the point of sacrificing herself for him like Fumi, just to go back and 'pick up trash'?

 

[hugorito420]

But it's not japanese fans who are writing this story. And they shouldn't be. If Katsura has her own vision for the story (lol), she should stick to it. Besides jp fan love is a fickle thing. In the next chapter, Shinobu might reject Fumi, and she, heartbroken, will sleep with someone else. She's no longer pure, and all the fans' love is gone.

i'm saying the jp fans are suporting much more a Fumi ending than a Sakura ending and if she sees thatbwould better for the fans because of hate she had,she will probably doing a Fumi ending(probably to do some damage control).

 

[VuongOuki]

When her new friends openly attacked and belittled Shinobu during the moving scene, Sakura did not defend him at all or show any discomfort. Instead, she politely and warmly said to them, “I look forward to getting along with you.” This shows that she was not merely leaving Shinobu because of a misunderstanding or emotional pain. As she entered a new environment, she also silently allowed others to portray Shinobu as the villain, and even chose to accept a new social circle that was openly hostile toward him.

What makes it especially hurtful is that Shinobu had supported her for a long time in her daily life, career, and emotional struggles. Even if their relationship had already ended, Sakura should at least have stopped others from insulting him so casually. Instead, she remained silent. Her silence effectively signaled acceptance of their attacks, while her friendly “I look forward to getting along with you” showed her willingness to become part of that group.

Therefore, Sakura’s problem is not limited to her infidelity or to being taken advantage of by Nakanishi while she was emotionally vulnerable. When she cut ties with Shinobu, she also abandoned the most basic gratitude, respect, and moral responsibility she owed him. This scene makes the defense that “she was merely hurt” or “it was all caused by a misunderstanding” even less convincing.

I don't know if it's just me being sensitive, but when Sakura kept silent and listened to her friends criticizing Shinobu, her face looked like, 'Ah, he is seriously so boring.' After being confessed to by the playboy and influenced by that blonde girl, it seems Sakura had already leaned much more toward the playboy. She happened to see Fumi initiating a kiss with Shinobu and ran away looking distressed, but she immediately went to find the playboy, which makes me think that it's as if she felt: turns out Shinobu had cheated, so she is now allowed to be with the playboy without feeling guilty or awkward. It feels like, somewhere deep down in her heart, she was actually rejoicing.

 

[hugorito420]

This is seriously so good, bro. It is such a pity that I can only give you 1 Like; I want to give you even more Likes. Is there any way to get Airi Katsura and the publisher to read this analysis, Haha? Sakura has betrayed too many things; it is not simply just a plain romantic relationship. Normally, there is no way Shinobu could ever trust her again in any role in the future; his trust in her has completely vanished. How could Shinobu abandon a new girlfriend who is not only beautiful and sexy but also loves him to the point of sacrificing herself for him like Fumi, just to go back and 'pick up trash'?

I think they only get back together if she uses a big plot armor in favor of Sakura right here.

 

[jonasadan]

Sakura cannot simply return to Shinobu, because the problem goes far beyond the fact that she cheated. Her actions damaged not only their romantic relationship, but also the trust, gratitude, respect, and emotional foundation that had been built between them.

1. She genuinely betrayed Shinobu.
   Regardless of whether the cause was a misunderstanding, loneliness, or emotional collapse, she ultimately chose to have a relationship with Nakanishi. This was not merely a moment of emotional confusion; she acted on it.
2. She did not give Shinobu a chance to explain.
   Shinobu had supported her for a long time, yet she did not properly confront him or confirm the truth. Instead, she accepted what she believed she had seen or heard and moved toward another man.
3. A misunderstanding does not excuse betrayal.
   Even if Sakura believed that Shinobu had hurt her first, that did not give her the right to retaliate by cheating. Being hurt does not remove responsibility for the choices she made afterward.
4. It was not just one impulsive mistake.
   If it had happened only once in an extreme emotional state, it might still be described as a serious but isolated failure. However, her continued involvement with Nakanishi turned it into a repeated and conscious choice.
5. She remained silent when her new friends attacked Shinobu.
   During the moving scene, her new friends criticized and belittled him, but Sakura did not defend him or show any discomfort. Instead, she warmly told them, “I look forward to getting along with you.” This showed that she was willing to enter a social circle that was openly hostile toward Shinobu.
6. She failed to protect even Shinobu’s basic dignity.
   Even if their relationship had already ended, Shinobu’s past support was still a fact. Sakura should at least have said that the situation was more complicated or stopped others from casually insulting him. Instead, she chose silence.
7. She abandoned not only love, but also gratitude and loyalty.
   Shinobu had supported her emotionally, professionally, and personally. Yet when she left, she behaved as though all of that could simply be discarded, without gratitude or respect.
8. She continued to see herself mainly as the victim.
   Sakura may believe that everything happened because she thought Shinobu had betrayed her. But as long as she focuses only on her own pain and does not fully acknowledge the pain she caused him, genuine reconciliation is impossible.
9. She did not actively take responsibility.
   Someone who truly wants to return should be the one to explain, apologize, and face the consequences. She should not expect Shinobu to understand her automatically, forgive her, or wait for someone else to resolve the misunderstanding.
10. She chose escape instead of communication.
    Rather than speaking honestly with Shinobu, she moved away, changed her environment, relied on new friends, and became closer to Nakanishi. Her way of dealing with the relationship was avoidance, not repair.
11. Shinobu can no longer trust how she will react in the future.
    Even if the truth is revealed, he would naturally wonder what she might do the next time she feels lonely, pressured, or misunderstood. Would she communicate, or would she run away and choose someone else again?
12. Love may remain, but emotional safety is gone.
    Shinobu may still love Sakura, but love alone is not enough for a relationship. Once trust and emotional security are destroyed, even strong feelings can become a source of pain.
13. A reunion would risk making Shinobu responsible for repairing everything.
    If the story simply asks Shinobu to understand, forgive, and accept Sakura again, then the person who was hurt the most would also be forced to clean up the damage. That would be deeply unfair to him.
14. Sakura has not yet shown enough through her actions.
    Crying, regretting what happened, or missing Shinobu only proves that she is suffering. It does not prove that she has learned how to be honest, faithful, communicative, and accountable.
15. The truth can explain her actions, but it cannot erase them.
    Even if it is later proven that Shinobu never betrayed her, that would only show that Sakura acted based on a misunderstanding. It would not undo what happened between her and Nakanishi.

The core reason Sakura cannot simply come back is that she did not only betray Shinobu romantically. Through her silence, avoidance, and acceptance of a new life that treated him as the villain, she also rejected his past sacrifices and dignity.

Unless Sakura fully admits what she did, apologizes without excuses, accepts the consequences, and understands that Shinobu may never forgive her, “returning” would only mean asking the person she hurt to sacrifice himself once again.

shit Man, I think this is the best comment I've read in this discussion/forum about this manga

 

[VuongOuki]

I think they only get back together if she uses a big plot armor in favor of Sakura right here.

I think that 'plot armor' is probably just a shield patched up in a forced way. Sakura has betrayed too many things through her cold-hearted actions.

 

[VuongOuki]

shit Man, I think this is the best comment I've read in this discussion/forum about this manga

That's why I said, is there any way to send this comment for Airi and the publisher to read, Haha?

 

[Deadstar230]

Sakura cannot simply return to Shinobu, because the problem goes far beyond the fact that she cheated. Her actions damaged not only their romantic relationship, but also the trust, gratitude, respect, and emotional foundation that had been built between them.

1. She genuinely betrayed Shinobu.
   Regardless of whether the cause was a misunderstanding, loneliness, or emotional collapse, she ultimately chose to have a relationship with Nakanishi. This was not merely a moment of emotional confusion; she acted on it.
2. She did not give Shinobu a chance to explain.
   Shinobu had supported her for a long time, yet she did not properly confront him or confirm the truth. Instead, she accepted what she believed she had seen or heard and moved toward another man.
3. A misunderstanding does not excuse betrayal.
   Even if Sakura believed that Shinobu had hurt her first, that did not give her the right to retaliate by cheating. Being hurt does not remove responsibility for the choices she made afterward.
4. It was not just one impulsive mistake.
   If it had happened only once in an extreme emotional state, it might still be described as a serious but isolated failure. However, her continued involvement with Nakanishi turned it into a repeated and conscious choice.
5. She remained silent when her new friends attacked Shinobu.
   During the moving scene, her new friends criticized and belittled him, but Sakura did not defend him or show any discomfort. Instead, she warmly told them, “I look forward to getting along with you.” This showed that she was willing to enter a social circle that was openly hostile toward Shinobu.
6. She failed to protect even Shinobu’s basic dignity.
   Even if their relationship had already ended, Shinobu’s past support was still a fact. Sakura should at least have said that the situation was more complicated or stopped others from casually insulting him. Instead, she chose silence.
7. She abandoned not only love, but also gratitude and loyalty.
   Shinobu had supported her emotionally, professionally, and personally. Yet when she left, she behaved as though all of that could simply be discarded, without gratitude or respect.
8. She continued to see herself mainly as the victim.
   Sakura may believe that everything happened because she thought Shinobu had betrayed her. But as long as she focuses only on her own pain and does not fully acknowledge the pain she caused him, genuine reconciliation is impossible.
9. She did not actively take responsibility.
   Someone who truly wants to return should be the one to explain, apologize, and face the consequences. She should not expect Shinobu to understand her automatically, forgive her, or wait for someone else to resolve the misunderstanding.
10. She chose escape instead of communication.
    Rather than speaking honestly with Shinobu, she moved away, changed her environment, relied on new friends, and became closer to Nakanishi. Her way of dealing with the relationship was avoidance, not repair.
11. Shinobu can no longer trust how she will react in the future.
    Even if the truth is revealed, he would naturally wonder what she might do the next time she feels lonely, pressured, or misunderstood. Would she communicate, or would she run away and choose someone else again?
12. Love may remain, but emotional safety is gone.
    Shinobu may still love Sakura, but love alone is not enough for a relationship. Once trust and emotional security are destroyed, even strong feelings can become a source of pain.
13. A reunion would risk making Shinobu responsible for repairing everything.
    If the story simply asks Shinobu to understand, forgive, and accept Sakura again, then the person who was hurt the most would also be forced to clean up the damage. That would be deeply unfair to him.
14. Sakura has not yet shown enough through her actions.
    Crying, regretting what happened, or missing Shinobu only proves that she is suffering. It does not prove that she has learned how to be honest, faithful, communicative, and accountable.
15. The truth can explain her actions, but it cannot erase them.
    Even if it is later proven that Shinobu never betrayed her, that would only show that Sakura acted based on a misunderstanding. It would not undo what happened between her and Nakanishi.

The core reason Sakura cannot simply come back is that she did not only betray Shinobu romantically. Through her silence, avoidance, and acceptance of a new life that treated him as the villain, she also rejected his past sacrifices and dignity.

Unless Sakura fully admits what she did, apologizes without excuses, accepts the consequences, and understands that Shinobu may never forgive her, “returning” would only mean asking the person she hurt to sacrifice himself once again.

I came back just to like this reply.

Exactly how I see this situation with Sakura. They can reconcile, Shinobu will probably be mature enough to forgive her for misunderstanding, that’s fine. But in terms of rekindling a relationship? It’s over. I expect Shinobu to lay down the gauntlet and formally announce the break up in a manor of kindness and regards to her future endeavours in her career and relationship with Yuma. If he does go out with Fumi, he isn’t the type of cheat and betray Fumi and will also make Sakura aware of their relationship (If they do get into a relationship by the time Sakura and Shinobu meet).

This will be a liver shot to Sakura and a depression arc will ensue with her. Regretting not communicating and also getting with Yuma.

 

[hugorito420]

I don't know if it's just me being sensitive, but when Sakura kept silent and listened to her friends criticizing Shinobu, her face looked like, 'Ah, he is seriously so boring.' After being confessed to by the playboy and influenced by that blonde girl, it seems Sakura had already leaned much more toward the playboy. She happened to see Fumi initiating a kiss with Shinobu and ran away looking distressed, but she immediately went to find the playboy, which makes me think that it's as if she felt: turns out Shinobu had cheated, so she is now allowed to be with the playboy without feeling guilty or awkward. It feels like, somewhere deep down in her heart, she was actually rejoicing.

She not defending him become one of the main reasons why i started not liking her anymore.What do you mean he is your boyfriend,you see how many sacrifises he made to her dream come true and see your coworkers badmouthing and didn't say anything to defend him and being influenced by them to do such stupid things.

At minimum the author should do to reduce Sakura hate is making her having consequences of her actions,make her fell a big regret after discovering everything and ask Shinobu for his forgiviness and she should have a redemption development like doing something about that fuckboi and his friends(because that would say at least she still love him) or help Shinobu with his movie.But i don't see them ending up together like a couple only as friends,i think Fumi is way better fit to Shinobu.

 

[Deadstar230]

I think they only get back together if she uses a big plot armor in favor of Sakura right here.

It will take a really BIG plot armor that might even jeopardise the story in order to get Sakura and Shinobu together again.

Sakura really fucked up and self-sabotaged herself.

 

[malemermaid]

Sakura cannot simply return to Shinobu, because the problem goes far beyond the fact that she cheated. Her actions damaged not only their romantic relationship, but also the trust, gratitude, respect, and emotional foundation that had been built between them.

1. She genuinely betrayed Shinobu.
   Regardless of whether the cause was a misunderstanding, loneliness, or emotional collapse, she ultimately chose to have a relationship with Nakanishi. This was not merely a moment of emotional confusion; she acted on it.
2. She did not give Shinobu a chance to explain.
   Shinobu had supported her for a long time, yet she did not properly confront him or confirm the truth. Instead, she accepted what she believed she had seen or heard and moved toward another man.
3. A misunderstanding does not excuse betrayal.
   Even if Sakura believed that Shinobu had hurt her first, that did not give her the right to retaliate by cheating. Being hurt does not remove responsibility for the choices she made afterward.
4. It was not just one impulsive mistake.
   If it had happened only once in an extreme emotional state, it might still be described as a serious but isolated failure. However, her continued involvement with Nakanishi turned it into a repeated and conscious choice.
5. She remained silent when her new friends attacked Shinobu.
   During the moving scene, her new friends criticized and belittled him, but Sakura did not defend him or show any discomfort. Instead, she warmly told them, “I look forward to getting along with you.” This showed that she was willing to enter a social circle that was openly hostile toward Shinobu.
6. She failed to protect even Shinobu’s basic dignity.
   Even if their relationship had already ended, Shinobu’s past support was still a fact. Sakura should at least have said that the situation was more complicated or stopped others from casually insulting him. Instead, she chose silence.
7. She abandoned not only love, but also gratitude and loyalty.
   Shinobu had supported her emotionally, professionally, and personally. Yet when she left, she behaved as though all of that could simply be discarded, without gratitude or respect.
8. She continued to see herself mainly as the victim.
   Sakura may believe that everything happened because she thought Shinobu had betrayed her. But as long as she focuses only on her own pain and does not fully acknowledge the pain she caused him, genuine reconciliation is impossible.
9. She did not actively take responsibility.
   Someone who truly wants to return should be the one to explain, apologize, and face the consequences. She should not expect Shinobu to understand her automatically, forgive her, or wait for someone else to resolve the misunderstanding.
10. She chose escape instead of communication.
    Rather than speaking honestly with Shinobu, she moved away, changed her environment, relied on new friends, and became closer to Nakanishi. Her way of dealing with the relationship was avoidance, not repair.
11. Shinobu can no longer trust how she will react in the future.
    Even if the truth is revealed, he would naturally wonder what she might do the next time she feels lonely, pressured, or misunderstood. Would she communicate, or would she run away and choose someone else again?
12. Love may remain, but emotional safety is gone.
    Shinobu may still love Sakura, but love alone is not enough for a relationship. Once trust and emotional security are destroyed, even strong feelings can become a source of pain.
13. A reunion would risk making Shinobu responsible for repairing everything.
    If the story simply asks Shinobu to understand, forgive, and accept Sakura again, then the person who was hurt the most would also be forced to clean up the damage. That would be deeply unfair to him.
14. Sakura has not yet shown enough through her actions.
    Crying, regretting what happened, or missing Shinobu only proves that she is suffering. It does not prove that she has learned how to be honest, faithful, communicative, and accountable.
15. The truth can explain her actions, but it cannot erase them.
    Even if it is later proven that Shinobu never betrayed her, that would only show that Sakura acted based on a misunderstanding. It would not undo what happened between her and Nakanishi.

The core reason Sakura cannot simply come back is that she did not only betray Shinobu romantically. Through her silence, avoidance, and acceptance of a new life that treated him as the villain, she also rejected his past sacrifices and dignity.

Unless Sakura fully admits what she did, apologizes without excuses, accepts the consequences, and understands that Shinobu may never forgive her, “returning” would only mean asking the person she hurt to sacrifice himself once again.

All of that is why I agree when people say that Sakura needs to suffer the consequences. Might be because I'm a grudgeful person and I do not have the same emotional attachment to the character as other people who have been reading since the beginning, but it's how I feel.

 

[hugorito420]

It will take a really BIG plot armor that might even jeopardise the story in order to get Sakura and Shinobu together again.

Sakura really fucked up and self-sabotaged herself.

The author would have to use a BIG BIG plot armor and do a miracle to get both of them back together.

I think we're probably going to see a big drama for these two so anything can happen.

 

[hugorito420]

All of that is why I agree when people say that Sakura needs to suffer the consequences. Might be because I'm a grudgeful person and I do not have the same emotional attachment to the character as other people who have been reading since the beginning, but it's how I feel.

I think everybody feels the same.

 

[VuongOuki]

All of that is why I agree when people say that Sakura needs to suffer the consequences. Might be because I'm a grudgeful person and I do not have the same emotional attachment to the character as other people who have been reading since the beginning, but it's how I feel.

I have been reading this from the very beginning of the story and just feel exhausted with Sakura rather than finding any joy in it. Putting myself in Shinobu's shoes, I feel truly exhausted; constantly having to sacrifice himself and constantly having to run after her to watch over her so she won't get tricked and fucked by someone, it is seriously depressing.

 

[Deadstar230]

The author would have to use a BIG BIG plot armor and do a miracle to get both of them back together.

I think we're probably going to see a big drama for these two so anything can happen.

It will likely be Sakura crying and begging for Shinobu not to leave her. I hope Shinobu will stay resolute. The boy has a big future ahead and woman in Fumi who would follow him into war if she had too.

 

[hugorito420]

It will likely be Sakura crying and begging for Shinobu not to leave her. I hope Shinobu will stay resolute.

I can see her having a big regret felling discovering the truth and after that it will start a big drama about it.

 

[VuongOuki]

She not defending him become one of the main reasons why i started not liking her anymore.What do you mean he is your boyfriend,you see how many sacrifises he made to her dream come true and see your coworkers badmouthing and didn't say anything to defend him and being influenced by them to do such stupid things.

At minimum the author should do to reduce Sakura hate is making her having consequences of her actions,make her fell a big regret after discovering everything and ask Shinobu for his forgiviness and she should have a redemption development like doing something about that fuckboi and his friends(because that would say at least she still love him) or help Shinobu with his movie.But i don't see them ending up together like a couple only as friends,i think Fumi is way better fit to Shinobu.

I think Sakura might regret it and want to make amends to Shinobu, but she won't be able to do anything to the playboy and her friends, because her nature is cowardly. Fumi is truly perfect for Shinobu; she loves movies, and she loves Shinobu to the point where she can sacrifice herself for him. Fumi always looks at Shinobu with a warm gaze that I have never once seen in Sakura.

 

[hugorito420]

I have been reading this from the very beginning of the story and just feel exhausted with Sakura rather than finding any joy in it. Putting myself in Shinobu's shoes, I feel truly exhausted; constantly having to sacrifice himself and constantly having to run after her to watch over her so she won't get tricked and fucked by someone, it is seriously depressing.

If it was the author's intention to make her a hateable she made a fantastic job but if it wasn't her intetintion she literally made one of the dumbest writings i ever saw in a character.

 

[hugorito420]

I think Sakura might regret it and want to make amends to Shinobu, but she won't be able to do anything to the playboy and her friends, because her nature is cowardly. Fumi is truly perfect for Shinobu; she loves movies, and she loves Shinobu to the point where she can sacrifice herself for him. Fumi always looks at Shinobu with a warm gaze that I have never once seen in Sakura.

I think if she sees the fuckboi or his friends doing something to destroy his carrer and help Shinobu,i think it would help her hate to be reduced a bit and would be part of her redemptiom.

I think Fumi is a much better fit than Sakura because supported him way more than Sakura did and she showed more of her love to Shinobu than Sakura ever did.

 

[VuongOuki]

If it was the author's intention to make her a hateable she made a fantastic job but if it wasn't her intetintion she literally made one of the dumbest writings i ever saw in a character.

Honestly, Sakura is a character who is built so poorly. After going through so many things, she is still just a person with a completely empty brain, without growing or developing even a single bit.