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It's always a relief to see them all happy

I'm glad his stubbornness is finally starting to die down. Tho there isn't much she can do for him it's a good thing he had Mai at his side. She grounds him.

The people we often look up to and view as so far above us have had the same pains us.

I'm so glad Izawa was able to give Yuu the wake up call he needed. I wonder where will they go from now. Izawa sees himself in Yuu so can be able to help him overcome something he hasn't fully overcame himself.

THANK GOD

this story feels like episode or ova of mystery solving anime series. No explanation needed, just random day of life. But not in the way kyoko okazaki does, but in more of an episodic way, even tho there is only one episode lol. I kinda like it tho ngl. Also I like how tho smart and talented he...

I really liked this.

Wow. This was a story. I actually grew to really love it. I didn't think I'd like it when i started. At first I was mainly confused, then I started to understand the story. Then I genuinely started to enjoy it. I don't really know how to describe it but I was so enthralled while reading. Amongst...

Now I wanna rewatch the graduate. I love that movie.

Her character reminds sm of Nanami from Revolutionary girl Utena

I'm really loving this so far. I decided to check out this manga after reading "my lesbian experience with lonliness". And I really do see the inspiration. The vulnerability and the real life feel is incredible. This story reminds sm of my little brother and I. Doing something nice instead of...

Oh lol. I have a hard time telling when people are joking or being sarcastic.

I wonder what is will reveal about the dead cat we keep seeing pop up

Not tryna agree with Seiko in his head or anything. But yeah he could have turned his life around but instead chose to live aimlessly. But again that is largely do to the lasting affects of her abuse.

OMG HE FINALLY SAW HER. Also the look she gave him before she started bawling her eyes out was diabolical. Even after all these years. She finds a sick joy in manipulating her son. Also Sei's view of his mother and how her age fluctuated before he saw finally saw her true form was fascinating. I...

I don't like where this is going. No matter what it don't feel safe leaving Seiichi alone with this woman.

I think she has dementia. But you honestly can never tell with Seiko. Even in her old age, I can't give her the benefit of the doubt.

I was really excited to see how she'd look. But no. It's like it's impossible for Sei to see her as anything but idealized version of her he grew up with.

I don't know what to think rn. But it weirdly sounds like their on the same page. The way Seiko permanently messed Sei up and still trespassed in his mind. Seiko's new found freedom was intruded by the memory of the child she left behind. Leaving them both unable to properly live life tho free...

I think it could be his mom calling him. I really didn't want them meet her again but I think he might just need to confront her one last time.