NeverCool chapter
But when does the romance in the romance manga start back up
I feel seen. I'm not happy how I handled this when it happened to me but it was a learning experience for sure. You don't know yourself until you're conflicted with stuff that your mind can't really deal with. I knew that I was quite insecure but I didn't know it was that bad.This might be me projecting my own past experiences with what is happening but, I cant help but feel a “relatableness” with Gojo: you felt like an outsider, you wanted to inspire your loved one (even if you werent aware of your feelings for that person) and it ends up biting you back, your loved one ends up garnering the attention of others and enjoys her time to the fullest, while you stayed outside, unable to join in, unable to enjoy with her, are you even wanting to join in? Is what she does what you truly wanted to happen? You wanted her to shine or you wanted her for yourself? Did you like her being loved by others? Was she even thinking about you in any point of the whole time you spent on your own, while she enjoyed herself? Are you fine with how things are going?
Maybe his Grandpa would be able to help him out? While his Grandpa seems similar to him, he also seems a bit more knowledgeable in terms of socializing too. After all, he did somehow manage to have a child and a wife, so he at least has some experience in romance.Marin still doesn't really understand Gojou's personality and the burden, or weakness, he's carrying. They are so different personalities, as well as they do work together for the sake of cosplaying. Naturally it also goes without saying that Gojou definitely doesn't understand Marin, but one might say expecting him to would be almost unreasonable; he's so introverted and socially isolated. Marin, however, is a social person, so her chances of comprehending Gojou's inner workings shouldn't be that insurmountably unlikely. I suppose it's basically her young age that doesn't give her the perspective to start to unravel his psyche to the degree she would need to. It would be nice if someone older could give her valuable advice. Gojou could also use advice, but he's not interacting with pretty much anyone, so who would he talk to?
Perhaps, if Wakana actively sought advice from the granpa. But as it is, they are living in the same house, yet the grandpa hasn't even noticed the boy has social problems/insecurities. Now that Marin is visiting every now and then, the grandpa probably believes Wakana has everything under control and will be married young, without needing help from anyone.Maybe his Grandpa would be able to help him out? While his Grandpa seems similar to him, he also seems a bit more knowledgeable in terms of socializing too. After all, he did somehow manage to have a child and a wife, so he at least has some experience in romance.
I think the granpa is aware of Wakanas issues, after all he specifically told Marin to give him a lot of validation for this cosplay in the christmas chapters. And they had the talk about art and the way one can get lost in it.Perhaps, if Wakana actively sought advice from the granpa. But as it is, they are living in the same house, yet the grandpa hasn't even noticed the boy has social problems/insecurities. Now that Marin is visiting every now and then, the grandpa probably believes Wakana has everything under control and will be married young, without needing help from anyone.
Oh, I don't wanna be pessimistic but that author is 1000% getting those photos and becoming obsessed with Marin, like that dumbass photographerThis might be me projecting my own past experiences with what is happening but, I cant help but feel a “relatableness” with Gojo: you felt like an outsider, you wanted to inspire your loved one (even if you werent aware of your feelings for that person) and it ends up biting you back, your loved one ends up garnering the attention of others and enjoys her time to the fullest, while you stayed outside, unable to join in, unable to enjoy with her, are you even wanting to join in? Is what she does what you truly wanted to happen? You wanted her to shine or you wanted her for yourself? Did you like her being loved by others? Was she even thinking about you in any point of the whole time you spent on your own, while she enjoyed herself? Are you fine with how things are going?
As I said, I might be projecting but I cant condemn Gojo. Dont get me wrong, Marin is 100 % a victim of Gojo’s bitterness and she is totally confused as to what is wrong with him to the point she doesnt want to approach him, and that makes her feel like complete and total shit, ruining her day, thanks to his behaviour.
Hopefully we can get more details by next chapter and not the writer getting Marin’s photos or some crap like that…
this is the person who wants to recreate haniel the most. he did it. he win the gold prize. man I don't understand how a winner of life thought. guess suffering from success do exist.did I miss a page? why gojo kun become gloomy like that
ngl, I dont see gojou as a guy who wants to be recognized. he is the guy who see doll as beautiful and I am sure not a lot of people agree to what he likes on his entire life. and right now as this moment, the doll/dress he created shine the brightess with the woman he finds beautiful. I dont see him suddenly got all gloomy when his greatest work got recognized the most. I am more lean into something along like "he doesnt like his work" despite him giving the best.I must admit that it confuses me when people complain about chapters like this.
After a great arc of a craftsman making pretty much his Masterpiece, now we have an arc of the craftsman having to face for the first time the reality that people will not appreciate his efforts. The Model will be praised and beloved, but nobody asks for the Craftsman, and how that affects the relationship of the Craftsman and the Model.
It's quite an interesting and powerful subject to touch, and it'll be fascinating to follow.
But I guess people simply want quick and cheap romance...
this, I agree on point 2. I re-read chapter 99 and I see how he realized that people will still flock to marin even without his costume. but he didnt realize that marin wont be haniel at all without his costume. and I really didnt get how this blatant fact just goes away outside his brain. Man really need to be even more arrogant than he was, cause his skill checks out.I read it as 2 things.
1 he's upset because he feels as though his clothes and the effort he put in to create something he feels is great pales in comparison to Marin's charisma, which is understandably pretty crushing.
and 2 he's upset at his self perceived arrogance when he said he needed to make the costume "pretty enough so people still fall in love" with Marin's portrayal. Whereas now he feels disappointed in himself for thinking that way, because to him people will love Marin no matter the costume, resulting in him feeling angry at himself and feeling his efforts are wasted because Marin could make any costume shine.
I'm not sure of the actual term for this, but it is really quite common. When you make something, you always try and make it better the next time. Well, Gojo just made his first magnum opus. It's literally the best he or anyone has done for this specific cosplay, and Marin played her role perfectly on top of that.this is the person who wants to recreate haniel the most. he did it. he win the gold prize. man I don't understand how a winner of life thought. guess suffering from success do exist.
And he regrets itMedia illiterate strikes again. A few chapters ago he literally said to make people feel in love with her to capture the perfect haniel