Sensitive Boy - Vol. 4 Ch. 30 - Don't say that it's a misunderstanding
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now I need some spoilers!
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Nah. I empathize with Seto, but I don't think he's right. Please don't say that my feelings are a misunderstanding? No, that's fundamentally correct. He doesn't know her. His feelings are shallow. They could be deeper. They currently are not.
Seto is equating his feelings with his sense of normality. Thats explicitly written. That's bad. That's just something he is fundamentally mistaken about.
Seto is equating his feelings with his sense of normality. Thats explicitly written. That's bad. That's just something he is fundamentally mistaken about.
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As they go around on their date they'll run into dozens of "pragmatic" partners and he'll realize she's the town crotch and might not be the one.
(Note: I'm not town-crotch shaming, just making a joke comment... I'm sure it will be a very normal shopping trip)
(Note: I'm not town-crotch shaming, just making a joke comment... I'm sure it will be a very normal shopping trip)
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Ask and you shall recieve, quick run down of chapter 31 and 32, there's a few nice surprises at the end of chapter 32 which i didn't cover maybe I'll add them in another response
She is actually a decent adult, she wanted to have date as an excuse to get rid of the hierarchy they ought to have as an employer-employee inside the coffee shop.
Once in the date she makes him realize his feelings are those of trust and respect and not love, he was misguided into thinking that falling in love with an older woman would make him "normal".
He opens up to her about his assault and confides that he feels as afraid and hurt as he did back when he was assaulted, and his inability to move on and be normal makes him hate himself.
Rio retorts that "being normal" is not something clearly defined, she puts herself as an example, she doesn't want to engage or get married, and people tend to think she has a trauma or a reason to avoid commitment when in reality she doesn't see a reason to do so, so she rejects this assumption of being normal as a good thing.
She tells Mc that "normality" is something he should define by himself, based on his experiences, letting go of his pas or embracing it, it doesn't matter if it is "normal" or not
Mc questions if she isn't afraid of being different to everyone else.
She answers that she doesn't care since she is and adult, but for him it shouldn't matter he is not an adult yet, he is just getting there, its ok to be anxious, and afraid, it's ok to make mistakes, being eager for a quick "normality" is a trap he should avoid, since true "normality" is something much more important and it is a long road he must take to achieve it, whatever happened to him, wasn't his fault, the abuser was at fault, no matter what people say to him, he must remember that.
Once in the date she makes him realize his feelings are those of trust and respect and not love, he was misguided into thinking that falling in love with an older woman would make him "normal".
He opens up to her about his assault and confides that he feels as afraid and hurt as he did back when he was assaulted, and his inability to move on and be normal makes him hate himself.
Rio retorts that "being normal" is not something clearly defined, she puts herself as an example, she doesn't want to engage or get married, and people tend to think she has a trauma or a reason to avoid commitment when in reality she doesn't see a reason to do so, so she rejects this assumption of being normal as a good thing.
She tells Mc that "normality" is something he should define by himself, based on his experiences, letting go of his pas or embracing it, it doesn't matter if it is "normal" or not
Mc questions if she isn't afraid of being different to everyone else.
She answers that she doesn't care since she is and adult, but for him it shouldn't matter he is not an adult yet, he is just getting there, its ok to be anxious, and afraid, it's ok to make mistakes, being eager for a quick "normality" is a trap he should avoid, since true "normality" is something much more important and it is a long road he must take to achieve it, whatever happened to him, wasn't his fault, the abuser was at fault, no matter what people say to him, he must remember that.
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Realistically love itself is not logical. Tsubasa fell in love with seto at first sight but no one saw that as a problem just cause they are of similar age. I’m not saying the manager should give him a chance I’m just saying that the idea that logic went out of the window because he fell in love isn’t really true. Not only that but he wanted to just voice his feelings then lay it to rest and now the manager is pressing the situation in a worse way in my opinion.
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If this pace keeps going we might have the 46th chapter as an end (yk... the "author's" name/tag)
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I'm not sure I care for this development. The entire relationship between him and the shop owner was perfect when she was just a good example of an adult woman. I wish it had stayed that way.
If it had just stayed that way, she could have been a perfect person for him to rely on to give him insight into how women work, without any baggage that would come with being entangled in a romantic relationship. And THIS is something he desperately needs.
Right now, his every relationship with a girl is either romantic or non-existent with the exception of his mother. This isn't healthy. Having a female friend to confide in, who can give him insight into how girls think etc. Would have done wonders for his ability to grow into the person he wants to be.
If it had just stayed that way, she could have been a perfect person for him to rely on to give him insight into how women work, without any baggage that would come with being entangled in a romantic relationship. And THIS is something he desperately needs.
Right now, his every relationship with a girl is either romantic or non-existent with the exception of his mother. This isn't healthy. Having a female friend to confide in, who can give him insight into how girls think etc. Would have done wonders for his ability to grow into the person he wants to be.
