I get all of the examples, but none of those are things I find insufferable really. She's damaged, and she has a lot of annoying qualities about her, but it's not like she hasn't made any progress. She thought Seki was scary before, and now she comes up to talk to him.
Do you mean liking her as a person, or as a character?
it coincides too much with Kon's preference for muscular dudes doing workouts. I can totally see her being enarmored peeking into a random gym, staring at the most glorious muscles she's ever seen. Then the dude turns around and it'll be clearly Pon. Or a damn bishounen hunk, who she actually tries to talk up, then the dude proceeds to put on his shades and it will be the disappointment-of-the-century face for Kon.
They make it hard, for certain. It's not even the character type itself, but more the dogged perseverance in maintaining it by letting the "downsides" shine so much. Objectively, the hope is that it's the setup for the big epiphany and shift through some major catalytic event, but I feel that the "sympathetic gap" might be growing too large to keep her a viable option as a "lovable heroine" (eventually). (Un)fortunately (depending on your perspective) it's not exactly an ensemble cast here, so the author's either going to have to redeem her, or its going to throw off the "flavor" of an ending... Or get it cancelled potentially (if the other three can't do the heavy lifting of keeping readers invested).
ngl bro, when shawty pulled up with the umbrella like an 1800s noblewoman all was forgiven
yeah, that's a atlantic puffin. which are not too common but can be found in the arctic.
I find no issue with her. You guys are just unnecessarily hating on points that you'd be fine with on any other character at this point. Obviously she has her flaws, but that doesn't make her annoying.
It's also bad for building muscle. It eats at your muscles long term, especially if you don't get an absurd amount of protein.
