Damn, girl!
Also, as someone with a learning disability that makes math next to impossible, I feel her pain.
Like, all the concepts AROUND the equation makes sense, but when it's time to actually calculate things it all falls apart.
There are 2 issues at play here:
1) Thanks to the way the Japanese language and social normities work, people will very rarely SAY what they mean (it's usually treated as something vulgar), and even when they do it can be misconstrued based on context.
2) When you've dealt with serious...
I feel like we've been trapped in this arc forever. Does anyone else find it obnoxious that the narration is just describing what's happening as it happens, and telling us how the characters are feeling instead of showing us?
Edit: just did the math, it's been about a year and a half since we...
Kami are a lot more complicated and probably shouldn't be conflated with actual Gods.
Think of them as spirits that are symbolic of general ideas. There are the Kami that would be compared to a pantheon, but there are also individuals who are elevated to Kami after death, the ancestors of an...
I hope part of their conversation includes how picking up and leaving without explaining why is a really shitty thing to do, especially when your significant other has serious trauma after being suddenly abandoned by his family.
I think the themes are really starting to show their face here. It's all about growing up, letting children be children, and learning what adulthood means.
I'm sure I don't have to worry about the new girl, but I'm scared she'll get between Amane and her girlfriend Ijichi and her boyfriend Seo and his girlfriend Amane.