Her mom is right. She's in grief over losing her female body and isn't thinking clearly. Making sure that she actually hates her new body is the sensible thing to do.
Have you? Koto was actively chaining Aya down in that apartment.
I'll remind you that Aya is still a middle schooler and Koto is an adult now. Aya is not equipped to help Koto in any such ways.
That, by itself, is ridiculous. There's nothing to show that Aya was interested in Koto, beyond...
Yeah, Koto's that bad. It doesn't matter that she loves Aya, if she can't make Aya happy with her actions, which she wasn't.
You don't answer a question with another one.
You think that makes Koto somehow special? You think somehow Aya's mind can't change?
Where did this even come from? How...
My endgoal isn't romance. It's character development, specifically the main characters' development. He is a better choice for her at this point in the story, and he doesn't need to be anything more than that.
You're not answering my question. And how is Erika betraying any of them?
Koto's...
We don't need to. We really don't.
How is her dating a boy contradicting any of her previous characterization?
You're vengeful towards a fictional character.
Lol, lmao even.
Just because she didn't want to date them then doesn't mean she wouldn't want to date them now. Also, I never said she had to date him. He's just a better option than either of her old friends.