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Then just have Kaoru crossdress. A beautiful princess Kaoru punching someone? Hell yeahSomething tells me that that would not really help Nanami's trauma in thinking boys are violent...
Then just have Kaoru crossdress. A beautiful princess Kaoru punching someone? Hell yeahSomething tells me that that would not really help Nanami's trauma in thinking boys are violent...
His closet otaku ness is his own damn business, he does not owe it to the world to not enjoy certain things or to enjoy them in a certain wayfix the initial problem with his closet otaku ness?
This whole end part where "just forgive and move on" is where I'm holding out hope. Even if he was misunderstood that doesn't mean he has to be forgiven by Nanami, she can hear about this and be understanding of his position but still want to not see him again.I wonder why everyone still after this guy's ass after the new context ?
I mean he try do good for other but just accident do harm instead. and as a collector myself, this guy is a hero to her collection. I can't imagine what it would be like if this guy is not there.
Tbh, I don't think this is best written arc (like how it that hard to clear up the misunderstanding after all that time, make no freaking sense) and i also don't like the direction of making the villain/bully turn out actually just misunderstood, but that on author and the writing. it would much more powerful if she can stand up or facing again an old bully despite the trauma, Instead "yeah she now can forgive him aNd MoVing oN, because turn out the bully is actually 100% innocence, just misunderstood ¯\(ツ)/¯ " make everything weak af.
I do. His presence immediately put everyone on-gaurd, with the parents number one concern was getting rid of the nuisance who harmed their daughter. A letter does not have the same immediate threat they perceived, and more so if it is an anonymous letter, that they only start realizing what they're reading as they uncover context.He literally went to her house to try and apologize in person MULTIPLE TIMES and got rejected, do you really think a letter that would seem even less sincere would fare better?
It always makes me happy to see mature comments like theseThese are the times when you wish you haven't said those things. But you did, and it changed someone's life drastically. All you can do now is try to make up for it without forgetting that you said such things. And of course, you will have to respect whatever choice the other person makes, whether they ask you to stay out of their life or something else.
I do. His presence immediately put everyone on-gaurd, with the parents number one concern was getting rid of the nuisance who harmed their daughter. A letter does not have the same immediate threat they perceived, and more so if it is an anonymous letter, that they only start realizing what they're reading as they uncover context.
At my house, we read everything not machine produced, and when it is machine produced and actually targeted to a resident instead of "household", we at least go through the effort of finding if it has any personal information and needs shredding. So yes, we read our mail.Do you actually open any and every spam/junk mail and actually read them as long as it's addressed to you?
Because if you so much as put them in the trash the second you realize it's junk then surely you'd realize that his 'apology letters' would get similar treatment.
Do you seriously think the parents aren't aware that he was trying to apologize? And, similar to all the posts here saying he doesn't deserve forgiveness, haven't forgiven him?
Literally when they met earlier the dad was still ready to pounce at Manabe.
At my house, we read everything not machine produced, and when it is machine produced and actually targeted to a resident instead of "household", we at least go through the effort of finding if it has any personal information and needs shredding. So yes, we read our mail.
While its still not guarantied they won't toss it the moment enough words come up to associate it with him, it has a greater chance than them already spending 100% of their attention and focus to remove the "threat" before he's even tried to say anything.
Does it not matter though? Pretty strong stance there for something that clearly is supposed to be handled on a case-by-case basis. Picture this:It doesn't matter what someone's intentions were. The only thing that actually matters is results, and the result was catastrophic. The fact that he claims he was trying to do good doesn't change a thing. He's still an asshole.
Yup, seems people literally just dont want to admit they were wrong in their initial opinion of the kid not matter what.btw did i miss something? everyone hates this guy, i know it sounds sarcastic but did i actually misunderstand something?
You do not know the meaning of the word "asshole", because you dismiss intentions, which is the most important aspect of clasifying a person as an assholeHe's still an asshole.