She Doesn't Know Why She Lives. - Vol. 2 Ch. 25 - Home Alone

[SpudWumper]

fuck man, just when i thought it was getting better, this chapter hit too close to home

😭

 

[DaoLaw]

The same room comment, man.

 

[Tired_Man]

The same room comment, man.

I had those same thoughts when I was in high school wondering wtf I wanted to do in my life,
now I'm in college still the same guy and older but managed to numb my senses with enough ignorance to the world.

I'm still walking but I have the same worries as the MC mentioned in the earlier chapters, just walking through life blindly without any actual long term goals in life.

 

[monjiiiinnnnn]

hate how relatable this is...

 

[GenieStorm]

The realism is so good that I'm annoyed at how well the author portrayed the MC's mind working overtime to downplay Kanade's achievements by claiming they were "small steps".

It's really aggravating to see this from an outside perspective because it's so easy to see where she keeps going wrong but it's a million times harder to apply it to yourself when the ego is that big and fragile

 

[schitzo]

It hurts, you know. When you fail and fail and fail but the others move forward instead, and it's not like you're jealous or envious or hateful of them, but it hurts when you realize you're not going anywhere. That life is passing by.

Yeah, you keep falling down when you see yourself not moving forward, and you stuck in that cycle forever...

 

[AnimuVsMango]

A good worker, but not a good employee. I feel that.

 

[AncientSpaceAliens]

How Sumi's feeling:

 

[FourTwoSixFive]

real.

 

[whytebunny]

I think one thing that's really hard to reconcile is when you're constantly fighting your mind and fighting to stay alive, fighting not to do something stupid or irreversible it's all just inside your own mind. It's exhausting and a lot of hard work but ultimately you have nothing to show for it "in the real world" because it's all inside your head.