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Come on girl, you should give up. If it's not your face that's in the manga cover, u probably don't have any chance.
romcom authors introducing a 3rd wheel for absolutely no reason challenge IMPOSSIBLEMaaaaan this shit was unnecessary but like, REALLY unnecessary![]()
Have you ever encountered a challenge in life where you're like "I totally got this! Wait and see!" and that dose of reality has a delayed hit? She doesn't hate him, she was confident; but reflecting on her momento as the wind takes it away from her, she seriously thinks to herself "oh, I actually don't have a shot, do I?" And she starts crying when she genuinely decides that maybe it just isn't possible.When the poetry and romance makes sense. Not this wishy-washy can't decide crap. I love you, I hate you, I love you, I hate you. It just gets old really quick.
3P germ overload might kill himYeah, he's trash for many reasons. Like, where is the ambition? Not even considering a 3p outcome? Or even dating both girls? Perfect set up with Tsuzuri living far away!
Both these girls are too good for MC.
If you went from "I am not giving up" to depression in the span of an hour. Your mental stability is very bad. Because most deal with it slowly. then it hits usually a day or a week after. This is to help the mind to fully process the situation. If you process too fast means if a random thought such as offing someone just because they made you mad. You are more inclined to actually do it. Without seeing the results of such thoughts. If you off someone you go to jail, people see you as a monster, you turn on friends and family because you're afraid of them turning you in, and a lot more depending on your situation.Have you ever encountered a challenge in life where you're like "I totally got this! Wait and see!" and that dose of reality has a delayed hit? She doesn't hate him, she was confident; but reflecting on her momento as the wind takes it away from her, she seriously thinks to herself "oh, I actually don't have a shot, do I?" And she starts crying when she genuinely decides that maybe it just isn't possible.
This reads to me like an overly mechanical model of how people are "supposed" to process emotion. Real reactions aren't scheduled. Sometimes something takes weeks to sink in; sometimes you're fine until you walk around the corner and then immediately fall apart. Neither by itself tells you much about someone's mental stability.If you went from "I am not giving up" to depression in the span of an hour. Your mental stability is very bad. Because most deal with it slowly. then it hits usually a day or a week after. This is to help the mind to fully process the situation. If you process too fast means if a random thought such as offing someone just because they made you mad. You are more inclined to actually do it. Without seeing the results of such thoughts. If you off someone you go to jail, people see you as a monster, you turn on friends and family because you're afraid of them turning you in, and a lot more depending on your situation.
This is not hate. I am genuinely concerned for you. Please seek help and talk about it. The best way to stop yourself is to talk with others. If you can't talk at least stop yourself from any actions until you properly process the situation. I wish you the best 👍
where's the "I hate you"? here???When the poetry and romance makes sense. Not this wishy-washy can't decide crap. I love you, I hate you, I love you, I hate you. It just gets old really quick.
I never said it was to process emotions. Are you okay? I said situation which can cause emotional responses. So you never reflect on your past actions? But you never addressed the problem with going fast. I was basically saying slow down and think. And if you can't see how this effects your mental stability. (going fast) then I feel sorry for you. And everyone that has to interact with you. 😬This reads to me like an overly mechanical model of how people are "supposed" to process emotion. Real reactions aren't scheduled. Sometimes something takes weeks to sink in; sometimes you're fine until you walk around the corner and then immediately fall apart. Neither by itself tells you much about someone's mental stability.