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You're definitely right about the observation of a lot of fears expressed in the comments ^^; I think a lot of it comes from 'audience expectations' instead of what message the story is trying to say for itself. A lot of people are expecting a story that is focused on the audience experience...

Ah man.. cried a little reading this chapter. I think the fear of not being 'normal' hurts a person a lot but it's also undeniable that there's truth in the fear. People who don't understand circumstances (or realise other people have different experiences) easily say bad things that really hurt...

Characters with realistic depictions of PTSD always get me... It captures the delicate balance of trying to live with trauma and having such responses while also having fun and enjoying life for what it gives. A lot of stories that has a victim of abuse of any case usually focus on the 'hurt'...

Please note Seiichi did not open his mouth the entire sequence, and that his mother is also emotionally unstable, thus her narrative should be considered carefully. Seiichi most likely did not DIRECTLY have any influence on the event itself, as it was his mother's delusions that made her...

i don't know man, having sei relive his trauma is kinda not a great move on the police's part :/