The Dangers in My Heart - Vol. 11 Ch. 153 - We Made Something

[furtadopires]

Hah I'm posting again. Eat that producer!

 

[TwoSopaipillas]

cant go two secs without dumbass drama lel

total mangaka death

If you dont like drama then literally this manga isnt for you lol

It's pretty grounded in reality I'd say, which is what makes it so good

 

[laeus]

Nonsense, she's just a teenager at the beginning of her career

 

[Chuito]

Ichikawa will continue to support Anna even if it hurts him. I wonder if the plan is to have Anna miss an important event where Ichikawa really needs her and that forces Anna to really look at her relationship with him and her dream. In general, Ichikawa has always been willing to put Anna and her dream first in all things. Wonder when Anna will be forced to decide between Ichikawa first or her own job.

I think the Anna career and Ichikawa relationship will need to be resolved at some point because Anna can't just keep taking without at some point sacrificing to help Ichikawa at an important moment.

Right now, Ichikawa is really doing a lot of the heavy lifting for Anna, and in all relationships, eventually, you need the over person to take over for a bit.

I know we know they are good because of the future Valentine we saw but the balance in the relationship does need to be addressed.

You make some decent points, but we cant forget how much ichi has grown from his relationship with Anna.

His confidence has multiplied, he's become significantly more sociable, far more honest and way less judgemental of people at first glance for whatever petty reason. His friendship with Moe is a good example. Ichi started off really disliking her and now she's likely his best friend second only to Anna ofc.

Now we've seen Ichi putting himself 2nd to make sure Anna is at her happiest. Now we just have to see Anna putting herself and her wishes second to his and we will get the best relationship depicted in fiction.

It would be particularly powerful to see the self admittedly selfish Yamada sacrificing, or at least attempting to, her own immediate happiness for the sake of a long term relationship. We've seen her aggressively go after Ichikawa but never sacrificing anything, be it some ego or pride

 

[chusetto]

Ichi, my man... You can solve this

 

[lolfacesayshi]

sigh

 

[MisterMemeDaddy]

Cuz god forbid people think actors have lives or exist outside of what they appear in. The entertainment industry, man… This series gon send me all over again.

 

[buffalosauce]

I could see her trying to go in disguise, and kyo possibly talking her out of it and maybe gaining the trust of her Management that he also understands the responsibility she has as a celebrity, or I could see something a little lighter such as as the friends taking her around the festival on a video call or something.

Because I do think its a valid concern for the school at large that they want to keep her from bringing adults with cameras and random fans to the festival. The drama here in my opinion should be kyotaro being upset that Anna didn't keep him informed even though he's told her that he respects her career and wants her to prioritize it.

 

[FlorianGran]

I imagine Suwa will say something like it's up to Kyo to make sure she's happy if she can't participate in school activities

 

[foist]

Yamada cosplay/disguise arc incoming?

 

[Weebius]

 

[mrclamp]

From what has been shown of the manager so far - he seems like a chill guy and I doubt he will turn out to be a "villain". He might seem so from a child's perspective, and there will be drama from Ichikawa's side, but in the end the protagonist shall realize that the world is not as simple and you have to sacrifice some things to reach certain goals. It's not good or bad, it's just reality.

Yeah, I never really thought of the manager as a "villian" in all of this either, even going back to when we first met them and the things they said to Ichikawa. Manager knows that Anna likes her career and it is important to her and manager should also know at this point that Ichikawa is important to Anna too.

You're right, from a child's perspective the manager might seem to be a "villain" but they seem to be a tad more pragmatic than a child would be, which of course goes against what a child thinks...

 

[dfca223]

I imagine Suwa will say something like it's up to Kyo to make sure she's happy if she can't participate in school activities

Yeah, I joke about Suwa becoming an antagonist but really this has never been a strip about heroes and villains. Even Nanpai didn't turn out to be that bad a guy. It's another challenge and the kids will overcome it, adorably. I have faith.

 

[Schernobyl]

I could see her trying to go in disguise, and kyo possibly talking her out of it and maybe gaining the trust of her Management that he also understands the responsibility she has as a celebrity, or I could see something a little lighter such as as the friends taking her around the festival on a video call or something.

Because I do think its a valid concern for the school at large that they want to keep her from bringing adults with cameras and random fans to the festival. The drama here in my opinion should be kyotaro being upset that Anna didn't keep him informed even though he's told her that he respects her career and wants her to prioritize it.

Yeah Ichikawa should be frustrated with that. I get Yamada didn't want to bring people down but Kyotaro's been carrying the weight of responsibility in their relationship.

Of all the people there he deserved to know she wouldn't be able to come.

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

Honestly, I don't ever know the case of Gravure Model having a relationship is a problem.

She's not even that. She's a working actress who occasionally does fashion shoots. Not an idol, not a sexy-pinup artist. I get her agency had a major scandal about a year before, but this and that aren't at all the same.

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

Yeah Ichikawa should be frustrated with that. I get Yamada didn't want to bring people down but Kyotaro's been carrying the weight of responsibility in their relationship.

Of all the people there he deserved to know she wouldn't be able to come.

That last part is, obviously, true (and has been an issue even before they officially began dating, where things that affect both of them sometimes don't go through both of them). The first part, though... big oof. Anna dragged this relationship into existence with her own two hands and sheer force of will. Icchi has had to step up hard a lot of late, but he owes their situation at least that much.

 

[Schernobyl]

That last part is, obviously, true (and has been an issue even before they officially began dating, where things that affect both of them sometimes don't go through both of them). The first part, though... big oof. Anna dragged this relationship into existence with her own two hands and sheer force of will. Icchi has had to step up hard a lot of late, but he owes their situation at least that much.

I'd disagree about Anna dragging the relationship into existence. Kyotaro was doing things for Anna before they were a couple. His murderous intent had him watching her beforehand and doing things to help her out. Now Anna was aware of his skittish cat nature and noticed the things he did for her. She may have accepted that he was worthy of a relationship but Kyotaro has always been the mature side putting brakes on when necessary, supporting Anna's dream, carrying the responsibility.

 

[MiguelH224]

I really don't see the point in wanting to become an idol/model if the agencies pull this kind of bullshit


You're literally signing away your freedom, absolute garbage of a career

 

[sixfish11]

Why is he showing up to the school and talking to the random child?

 

[FlorianGran]

Why is he showing up to the school and talking to the random child?

Pretty sure cultural festivals are open to guests, and the agency's spoken to the school already (the cell phone rule)