She Doesn't Know Why She Lives.

[Blue_star]

This was sad ,but also enjoyable to read.

 

[monjiiiinnnnn]

mann i want her to be happy so bad, maybe i symphatize to her alot more since i might get in this kind of situation in the future, and i also think its because this is also how my thought process work well troublesome life is

 

[oedon]

Finally a relatable manga protagonist!

 

[offtsunami]

as someone who's 23 and currently working part time while in college seeing all my friends in the working force and moving forward now, i cant help but relate to this a ton, from the feeling of not wanting to go back to work, to the feeling that everyone left me behind.

the fanservice was kinda jarring, but the storytelling more than made up for it imo, id give this a 8/10 ngl

maybe i need to go to therapy dont i

 

[AnimuVsMango]

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[Sticcersy]

God, feeling it with this one. I should try therapy.

 

[Gblok]

Nah I hope I'm ok

 

[Dulganman]

This... I'd say this is a clear sign of the society we've become, when more people can relate to this manga than those who don't. 🙁
From personal experience I'd say the hardest part is acceptance.

Accepting the fact that sometimes your best won't be good enough.

Accepting yourself as a person that is flawed.

Accepting the situation you are in, and that often we are directly or inadvertently responsible for it. That it is okay to feel helpless, to feel powerless, but to not let those feelings dictate your future.

Most of all, to verbalize it, to speak out loud, preferably to others, but most of all to yourself. "I'm not okay,".... "but it will be alright."

[Did that make sense?]

 

[TestAddress]

No it did not even a bit.

At least you said it.

 

[BlackElite]

Damnit, I feel like watching a mirror

 

[BlackElite]

This... I'd say this is a clear sign of the society we've become, when more people can relate to this manga than those who don't. 🙁
From personal experience I'd say the hardest part is acceptance.

Accepting the fact that sometimes your best won't be good enough.

Accepting yourself as a person that is flawed.

Accepting the situation you are in, and that often we are directly or inadvertently responsible for it. That it is okay to feel helpless, to feel powerless, but to not let those feelings dictate your future.

Most of all, to verbalize it, to speak out loud, preferably to others, but most of all to yourself. "I'm not okay,".... "but it will be alright."

[Did that make sense?]

No, but I get your message
Thank you... I'll try