@lowsodium
No I'm not mad about that. I'm mad about the fact that she had multiple opportunities to change but decided each time to simply blame other people or run away.
There has to be a limit to what you can place on others. I refuse to believe that someone can spend their entire life claiming that they had a fucked up childhood and that's why they can never turn their life around. If you look earlier in this series Yuuta would try to explain this to Yui multiple times, he would try to get her to change. His so called 'friend' was doing the exact opposite and always coddling Yui insisting that she shouldn't need to change. And actually it's funny to me hearing about the original ending and that Yuuta blamed himself AT ALL for what ended up happening. Yuuta finally put Yui in a situation where she needs to confront Yuuta.
She walks up to him and straight blames him for everything - he gets mad and calls her an idiot practically confessing to her.
So here's where she can actually GO TO YUUTA and fucking TALK
Instead? She goes to Glasses and says Yuuta fought with her, and then Glasses decides he should just confess to Yui.
Fucking nice bro.
Glasses internal thoughts were "I told him to be nice to her - and he wasn't nice - so I'll date her instead"
The fuck is with this white knight logic. Glasses deserves full blame for the original ending. He wasn't able to keep his white knight vow, manipulated their emotions, and fucked everything.
That's why I've been chilling with this new ending. Because for fucking once Yui started to change by telling Glasses to fuck off with his confession. My main complaint was that people were somehow in any fashion blaming Yuuta for what happens in this series. And lo and behold it literally had nothing to do with him but Yui instead. If you still want to continue to argue the Nature vs Nurture thing that's fine, I'll agree to disagree as to how much ones' environment affects ones' overall life choices/personality.