Mousou Telepathy - Vol. 5 Ch. 484 - You're the Real Heroine

[MangaDex]

 

[DreamCarver]

Oh wow that's forward I dig it

 

[lazerus56]

OH DAMN. He done wraggled himself a loli.

Just like ceasar milan says, when confronting and taming a wild loli you must be gentle but FIRM

 

[Tensei21]

I like this dude

 

[Suckerforshipping]

Dâmń 😳

 

[zephyrnepres]

CRITICAL HIT!

 

[Tsukinotaku]

Oh ? Sano-kun is quite the attacker...
Eil Ye be good for Mana tho ?

 

[DrMKUltra]

Like a hot knife through butter with that attack.

 

[Pokari]

...Actually that's a bit controlling and possessive for a tentative first date, IMO. Doesn't seem like a good sign.

 

[RenToyonde]

@Pokari I think ignoring your partner to play with your phone on your first date is a pretty bad sign too, though.

 

[Pokari]

@RenToyonde:

Oh, totally. But a very different sort of bad sign, "this relationship may not get off the ground", as opposed to, "a small red flag right off the bat for an unhealthy, controlling relationship".

On a lesser and more subjective note, since he was the one who asked her for a date—especially as it's not a "first date" in the "we're dating now" sense, iirc, more like "will you be my prom date" tentative courtship stuff—being impolite about her disinterest seems kind of presumptuous to me. If the other person isn't really having a good time of it, demanding they give you their attention seems incredibly selfish to me. To be clear, this is all entirely down to tone taken: One can tactfully ask, or express a preference that there might be no chatting on phones during dates in general, and so on, without one-sidedly dictating the terms of engagement.

_{...I sound like some sort of relationship advice column now which is a poor joke given my life; I swear the examples were just to help explain where I was coming from.}

 

[SupremeCommander]

Now THIS is a classic development in shoujo manga
I'd say it's a bid of her attention and consciousness of him as a lover...

 

[Figu]

To be clear, this is all entirely down to tone taken: One can tactfully ask, or express a preference that there might be no chatting on phones during dates in general, and so on, without one-sidedly dictating the terms of engagement.

You're not entirely wrong, but she really needed a wake-up call. It's been two years and she's still focussing on other people who aren't interested in her romantically and literally currently with her. He's being nervous and is not a diplomat at the UN who can weigh which words and tone to convey lol