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Except Mitsuki just now reached out to her. By the looks of it, Aya would be the first to hear her original song. This could mean a lot of things, but it sure shows how special Aya is to her.It legit reads like one obsessed fan and their oshi being in that "I tolerate you but I don't actively enjoy your presence/would ever seek you out" relationship, which was not the case before.
This is no over-exaggeration. Hyper-focusing and essentially shutting the outside world out is a thing that happens with people. This is a common behavior amongst passionate people practicing their craft. For them, "eureka!" moments are usually the start of such behavior. Since they usually won't be able to rest until they've put the idea on paper and polish it out.To be fair, her dream of being that insane, godlike musician is well deserved and she clearly works hard for it but what she turned into the past some ~10(?) chapters is just weird- more so if we take into account your point made about them being in high school. This is MILES above the usual overexaggerated high school drama, where small stuff is blown way out of proportion. That is what makes it ~not so beautiful~ for me personally. No doubt what happens next seems to be what everyone wanted but no matter what ends up happening or what the "pay off" is, it will be tainted by what happened before.
However, it is not exclusive to them. Say, for example, you have a deadline fast approaching and you are nowhere near completion. You would tend to put all your attention into it and shut everything else out. Usually forgetting to eat, sleep, and/or do other basic necessities. This is but a basic example of such behavior.
The act of neglecting things is also why it is common that passionate people have health problems since they often neglect the most basic things humans require to function when they're in the "zone". Some even take drugs just to focus better.
However, after everything is done. They'd usually return to their normal behavior.
So, yeah, I don't think her behavior is exaggerated but is instead a display of her passion. That doesn't mean it was all good though, as implied by what she has neglected; studies, relationships, sleep, etc.
In such cases, external people usually are left with no option but to wait and be understanding. This is easier said than done though, especially if you crave their attention. I think the author is using this as a point of conflict in Aya and Mitsuki's story that they have to overcome.