It's because Shiina is differentiating between one time deals and a full relationship. Meaning that's it's easier for him to accept once but not as a permanent thing, hence the 7:3 ratio, which would be applied over the course of a full relationship. And Gilbarton did a full declaration of love there, so Shiina's biggest issue is really dealing with the feelings from that.Considering how much of Shiina's recent character development involves learning to assert himself it seems like a bit of a regression that he rejected the bard without even proposing his 7:3 pitching:catching ratio to him first.
And we just won't talk about how back in chapter 15 Shiina was about 10 seconds away from hooking up with a hobo, and in chapter 22 he didn't object when they were in the chamber of secrets and Chiba announced that he'd be topping Shiina if it was a room they needed to have sex to escape from. This aversion to bottoming just seems like an awfully recent development.
Of course, the solution would be this, but Shiina seems to not have thought of itShiina will peg the bard
it's an excuse. Have you never known a person who keep complaining that they don't have a partner, but once they find someone willing to be their partner they keep making rationalization on why it wouldn't work? From the get go, Shiina always seems to be that kind of person to me. Oftentime, when their partner break up with them, they're fine with it, because they're not that invested in the relationship anyway, and they can rationalize it as "it wouldn't work from the first place anyway" or any kind of other rationalization.Considering how much of Shiina's recent character development involves learning to assert himself it seems like a bit of a regression that he rejected the bard without even proposing his 7:3 pitching:catching ratio to him first.
And we just won't talk about how back in chapter 15 Shiina was about 10 seconds away from hooking up with a hobo, and in chapter 22 he didn't object when they were in the chamber of secrets and Chiba announced that he'd be topping Shiina if it was a room they needed to have sex to escape from. This aversion to bottoming just seems like an awfully recent development.
I know a thing or two about boat arcs taking too long, and this isn't ine of those casesArc Taking too long.
Back then, his decisions were guided by pure shock and despair because of what they went through. Now, he's pretty much just learning how to deal with this new world and his feelings. There was no regression in his character development. The fact that he pretty much accepted the guy when he said ''What if we'd met in your world [...]'' shows that your comment was a misjudgement, since your take on him liking the bard guy is right.Considering how much of Shiina's recent character development involves learning to assert himself it seems like a bit of a regression that he rejected the bard without even proposing his 7:3 pitching:catching ratio to him first.
And we just won't talk about how back in chapter 15 Shiina was about 10 seconds away from hooking up with a hobo, and in chapter 22 he didn't object when they were in the chamber of secrets and Chiba announced that he'd be topping Shiina if it was a room they needed to have sex to escape from. This aversion to bottoming just seems like an awfully recent development.
Shiina has no peener at the moment.Considering how much of Shiina's recent character development involves learning to assert himself it seems like a bit of a regression that he rejected the bard without even proposing his 7:3 pitching:catching ratio to him first.
yea this is a great arcI know a thing or two about boat arcs taking too long, and this isn't ine of those cases