They're inseperable though given that "dominating" is the method through which she lies.
He's making her cosplays and she's explaining the context for those costumes.
You inflicted your Aya/Yuu first time fic on me despite my not being a fan of the ship - does that make you hypersexual?
As a...
Sure, but it's been six months and Yuu didn't think it was ending. Presumably at some point he would have to introduce her to his parents, and likely Hikari. So what is he waiting on six months in?
Yuu can't be waiting on Aya's plans to make herself more palatable* b/c he doesn't know them...
That doesn't change what I'm trying to get at, which is that if it was only that she's saying she'd go anywhere with Yuu than either:
a) the outdoor things would just be clobbered onto fireworks (no normal girl preface)
b) the snippet on "if I was a normal girl" wouldn't exist b/c it's not...
Just as a side note, twitter's auto-translate has never been all that reliable, especially for character based languages, and xAI's translation engine is also not the greatest.
Popping that tweet into Google translate gives something more in keeping with Yuu talking to his mother:
My prejudice that I believe the narrative when Aya says it's an act, that she's always deflecting by pretending to be the "cool, carefree, live for the moment girl"? It's unhealthy in this instance cause Aya is using dominance to avoid being vulnerable with Yuu, which leads her to not getting...
I think if it was just that, then "I'd go shopping, etc" wouldn't be prefaced with "if I was a normal girlfriend". Which I think "normal girlfriend" indicates that the way they've been dating reinforces that there's something wrong w/ her.
Especially since this is where the "reaching out"...
She'd known him for a few hours at most. And in their relationship, while Aya may enjoy the sex (sure), she's also using it to "bind" Yuu. That's the part that's unhealthy b/c it inhibits her ability to form a real bond w/ Yuu. She gets stuck in a negative feedback loop where she clings more...
By specifically saying "no, I'd face crowds" and the image being the crowds and her list of normal people things being public things? The emphasis here is on how she'd do public things w/ Yuu, not just on how she'd be w/ him.
Because then she's not a dirty little secret. Aya feels like she's...
Hikari flags this as weird b/c when girls do this, it's generally assumed to be attention seeking behavior. And by sex putting Aya in danger, I mean the paid dating apps and walking around in the hotel district and sleeping with a danger.
Marin talking about the games she's playing is basically...
Here he's offering the internet cafe as the alternative thing she'd like to do and there's nothing on his side indicating she wouldn't want to go to the internet cafe. And it's paired w/ an image of them walking around in public.
That's lying about what they do on dates, not about the existence...
In 30, Yuu suggests an intimate version of the fireworks date - the one at the internet cafe. That's when Aya says he's wrong/misunderstanding her & talks about how she'd go anywhere with him and lists outdoor activities in crowded places.
But as you pointed out, what Aya is picturing is the...
Absolutely, but the situation we've been discussing is 30 chapters before they started going out.
Chapter 112 they discuss what they want and are and are not comfortable with and in 114 agree that they're in it for forever.
Sex never puts Marin in danger.
Aya signed up for a paid dating site...
I agree w/ Yuu on why Yuu thinks Yami isn't into dates , the manga cafe and the movie included.
The one we've been discussing though is Yami is rejecting his intimate date suggestion - the one that suggests he does know her - by saying that she'd do the first crowded public one.
For some...
As far as I can tell, Eriri wasn't endgame? And the title here is ambiguous - Hikari could be too late in a relationship is never gonna happen way or a Yuu and Aya had a thing first way.
No, Hikari never asked Yuu to think she's invincible. That's all on Yuu going back to their childhood.
Yuu...
Do you want to have sex w/ someone you're not attracted to?
Yes, your partner refusing sex once you are in a relationship can be a sign of respect (or disinterest), but the scenario being discussed here was before the relationship. Once they get together, (unlike Aya & Yuu) they tell each...