He's worse at this than a high school kid, because he's had years of adult life to cement all his insecurities in place.Y'know. . . . . . I know hes a shy lad probably with a very few next to none experience talking with lass in his past. But uhhh . . . . It just pains me to see him, an adult, being an indecisive high school dense protagonist. But thats just my bias.
Anywho, thanks as always for the sl, RadeonScans!
Shockingly well reasoned and nuanced opinion that accurately shows the difference between density and insecurity. Nowadays the latter is depressingly far more common than the former, and it clearly emotionally resonates with many. Which is sad, because no one should be this insecure, but at the same time, life sucks, so what are you gonna do.He's worse at this than a high school kid, because he's had years of adult life to cement all his insecurities in place.
Also note that he's not /actually/ that dense - he's not particularly good at it, but he's picking up a certain amount of the hints Azusa is throwing out. He's choosing to ignore them or discount them, though, because he thinks there's no way they could be real. Or because he thinks there's no way they could possibly be something /he/ could follow through on, even if they were real. Or because even if he /tried/ to follow through on them, they couldn't possibly work out well because /he's/ involved - the Netflix and chill thing is a perfect example, if Azusa started doing things that suggested she was going to actually try and jump him he'd panic and start trying to avoid it because he's convinced he'd fuck it all up totally.
I have a certain amount of sympathy for him, to be honest - I've been in kind of the same position (though with less of the crazy - that experience came in a /later/ fucked up relationship), and it's not great. In fact, the only way I managed to make any progress was by getting completely hammered, which I /really/ can't recommend for this particular use case . . . It also doesn't really make any difference to the underlying problems, so even after making a bit of progress I still managed to self-sabotage what could have been a moderately healthy relationship.
Man.. She's literally gives off major red flag energy
I mean.. we don't know, if she's 'inexperienced', since she already talked about him barely knowing anything about her, so how could he judge they're world apart.She is, but it isn't the kind of red flag that can't be helped. It's just something common in people who a both inexperienced and lacking in self-confidence. It can always be talked about, though with a guy this emotionally inept, he would just make it worse
Bruh just go on with the one you like and delay the other one, its not like the end of worldWhat should i do ?
Like, literally. The weekend isn’t one day. It is his brain too slow to comprehend that?I don't understand why he's being indecisive regarding who to see, weekends have two days, he can just see the other on Saturday and the other on Sunday
And all the people ignoring the blatantly unhealthy red flags of the others just because “they have the same hobbies”…The comment section reeks of people with the same insecurities as the guy, moreso when to this point, all the redflags are just the girl being flirty with him and the guy panicking over that.
To explain, he's a fucking loser. Hope this helpsI don't understand why he's being indecisive regarding who to see, weekends have two days, he can just see the other on Saturday and the other on Sunday
It's not the first time I've seen a flirty teasing female love interest get blasted in a manga for no reason. I assume there's a lot of virgins who conflate teasing with bullying on this sitePeople are really judgmental of the main girl for some reason. She doesn't come across as crazy, there aren't really any red flags, she's just being flirty. The otaku chick seems way more unhinged. Even if you completely put their respective sex appeal aside, I would definitely go for the blonde girl any day of the week, seems much more likely to result in a less mentally taxing relationship. Sending 40 messages, deleting them again when you don't get an immediate response and then wallowing in self-pity, now that's a red flag if ever I've seen one.