@Destroyman oh yeah, I see.
That kind of bullshit. "She is way too lucky! Not a
single person would be treated like
that if they behave like
that! There is a
more precise depiction of what'll happen with Komi in real world!" Yep, I think that it's overdone. Not that bad as Tadano's constant crossdressing gag, but still annoying.
In author's defence, I dare to say that "her anxiety" part is pretty much realistic nonetheless. And I say that out of personal experience. I am considered to have better luck in many aspects of life. Not that big as Komi has, but still, I think that statistically speaking, I shouldn't have attained things like A, B or C. And still I feel annoyed and frustrated about things I don't have, or failed to achieve. "Why the heck I have A,B and C, but no goddamn D, E and F?!! I never ever asked for this, I want only that and that, and I can't be happy without those things!" Sometimes I even fall into depression. And I always, always get irritated when someone says, that I'm weird, or too greedy, or that I should be happy with what I have. No, I shouldn't, and I'm not happy, and I have the right to long for entirely different things, and I have the right to feel gloomy and depressed, and I would even gladly exchange things I have for things I want. After all, the things one wants the most are the things one doesn't have.
And yes, some of Komi's worries and internal monologues strongly resonated with me. Like that, before her school trip in 1st year. You say that she has not faced a single real obstacle in her entire life, you can even say that she imagined her own problems. But that's how many other people do. Even when for you the entire idea of imagining problems for oneself feels stupid, for them they are, like, real problems. And, honestly, I'm glad if you never faced anything stupid like that in your own life and you can't relate to that. But, like, too much people commit suicides nowadays because they imagined their own problems. "They're all stupid too", yeah. I don't know. I like to see that compassion in this series. When Komi (once in a year) succeeds in outspeaking her worries, and her friends (mostly Tadano) hear her out and help her feel better. Despite an enormous number of irritating characters this manga has, I'd like to have some others as friends myself.