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So Y goes to gym and the first thing that comes to X's mind is to assume that Y might be sick and ask if it's correct? I'm talking common sense here. Like yes, there is a miniscule chance that Y is sick and went to gym despite it, but that's not a situation when X should be worried about it...

Oh yeah? Let's see: She is sitting back to back with him and thinks he doesn't feel anything. So what is that action he took that made her think he is not interested? Tbh I don't even get what Hikari's whisper is about, feels like there is some sort of mistranslation, unless Yuu never gives...

You keep trying to equate them by using abstract wording, but the whole point is that Yuu could tell about Hikari's disinterest by her specific actions and words, while in examples you give from Hikari's side it's all her guesses and assumptions. "He probably isn't embarassed", "he is probably...

I'm sorry, but this is not even close to what I'm talking about. Lack of interest is when they ask you to introduce them to your friend, lack of interest is when they start fidgeting with a phone while you're talking to them, lack of interest is when they just show that something extremely...

There is a huge gap between "can't tell if the person likes you" and "can tell that the person isn't interested in you". That's why I didn't say "it's easy to tell if the person likes you or not", that would be a lie, but the lack of interest is usually very transparent.

He could never, not he would never. This was covered in the previous chapter, he got so disillusioned by previous misfortunes that he got extra wary about this type of stuff. Hikari isn't a black box or a lottery. She was around him every day. I'm tired of repeating it, but usually you can...

Yes, that's HS 2nd year.

No, she merely mentions that at graduation there were 3 confessions, that doesn't mean there were no confessions before. Chapter 5:

No, she was confessed to a lot but never had any interest in that so she turned them all down. From chapter 16:

I meant more as in confirm for him, not for the reader. But well, there are still people who think it wasn't set in stone, so it's another point not in their favor.

She didn't reject him, but her words in this chapter kinda confirm his point that she would have: So even though in fact she didn't reject him, his perception of it as a rejection isn't wrong either.

She tells Yuu in an outburst and immediately regrets it. And to friends she only told "this is the apartment which my step dad used to cheat on her mom", or at least that's what we have seen. She told Yuu much more than that. He asks in chapter 27 and then in chapter 28. That's more that one...

It's on a short hiatus. Should return either on August 25 or two weeks later. They were taking their time preparing for comiket volume release + official manga volume release + official LN volume release.

If they keep it tight, you never learn about the existence of a mess to begin with. Yeah, before they even started dating and in an outburst she immediately regrets about. After that she consistently fends off his attempts to learn more, which is a direct contradiction to "she wanted his...

It was less about the structure and more about what impression Maruto was trying to give. And yeah, going by this logic, Hikari is shown as totally insensitive and their friendship as quite shallow, because she didn't ever care to talk to her best friend before deciding to go for a school that's...

Sure, from an outsider perspective. But for him it's definitely a bomb: his best friend and crush already got a recommendation for a high-end school, which he has no hope to enroll in, and it's the first time he ever heard about it. So she decided on it and went for it without ever discussing...

I am not talking about a random high school manga, I'm talking about this particular one where they have always been together since their childhood, both at school and after, but then Hikari just casually drops the bomb that she chose a top school and got a recommendation already, and she...

But that's a very different thing. Not being together at school already means missing a significant part of each other's life, and the further it goes, the more your paths diverge (different environments, different groups of friends, different interests etc.) If you think they are not really...

Well, had the purpose really been to show their relationship, then not just Yuu's love, but also Hikari's friendship would be quite shallow. She seems to not care at all about them going their separate ways in high school. Normally you want to stay together with your close friends, don't you? I...

If I play this out, she might tell everything herself, or at least she stops pretending to be fine after he challenges her first lie. And they didn't show any real interactions with Hikari. Or they did: in one she treats him like a younger kid who needs her protection, in the other she casually...