Korekara - Vol. 1 Ch. 7 - Beyond The Unfulfilled Future

[MangaDex]

 

[bowser_communist]

Man thats fucking depressing. Kill my boner with hard reality.

 

[gundulgondrong]

when i realised how reality works i feel a little bit despair, but now i find it rather beautiful

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

Life lessons in my porno? It's more likely than you think!

Anyway, I think it's a rather important lesson at that, one that too many ignore and have to learn the hard way - dreams are called as such because they're unlikely to happen. We all like to think we're so special and important, we're main characters of our life, so of course we'll achieve amazing things, right? But that's almost certainly not the case.

I think the ex-boyfriend offers the alternative; just because he accepts not going pro, doesn't mean he's given up on music. He's still playing as a hobby, and now he's going to work at a record label. He's working his passions in a different way.
The ex-girlfriend learned from him an accepted that she's not going to become a voice-actress, but it's alright because she still loves being a megafan of anime.

It's a lesson that needs to be taught more to western audiences, as we've all sort of become too accustomed to the american "anybody can achieve their dreams!" mindset, which is incredibly faulty.

...I'm writing paragraphs of personal philosophy in a comment section to porn, so I best stop this creepy behaviour right now.

 

[Hexproject]

...I'm writing paragraphs of personal philosophy in a comment section to porn, so I best stop this creepy behaviour right now.

I didn't think it was creepy. I mean, I wrote clinical paragraphs of what's basically a sex ed lesson in a different porn discussion thread...

 

[jeremymd]

Life lessons in my porno? It's more likely than you think!

Anyway, I think it's a rather important lesson at that, one that too many ignore and have to learn the hard way - dreams are called as such because they're unlikely to happen. We all like to think we're so special and important, we're main characters of our life, so of course we'll achieve amazing things, right? But that's almost certainly not the case.

I think the ex-boyfriend offers the alternative; just because he accepts not going pro, doesn't mean he's given up on music. He's still playing as a hobby, and now he's going to work at a record label. He's working his passions in a different way.
The ex-girlfriend learned from him an accepted that she's not going to become a voice-actress, but it's alright because she still loves being a megafan of anime.

It's a lesson that needs to be taught more to western audiences, as we've all sort of become too accustomed to the american "anybody can achieve their dreams!" mindset, which is incredibly faulty.

...I'm writing paragraphs of personal philosophy in a comment section to porn, so I best stop this creepy behaviour right now.

You explained what that deleting her own account was about. Also, what you said makes a lot of sense.