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altairis:

Favorite Shoujo Mangas: Hirunaka no Ryuusei by Yamamori Mika

15-year-old country girl, Suzume Yosano, has to move to Tokyo to live with her uncle due to her father’s transfer. She bumps into a mysterious man who ends up taking her to her uncle’s place after she gets lost. Turns out, Suzume will be seeing him a lot more often once she starts school because… he’s her homeroom teacher!? (MAL)

supertinysou:

just-a-chan:

Then don’t remember ! Give me gun I’ll shoot her :p

I know dealing with death of our loved one is one of the most difficult thing in this world , if not the most difficult thing!

She is not sad , she is just self-pitying (Self-pity may be considered normal, and in certain circumstances healthy, so long as it is transitory and leads to either acceptance or a determination to change the situation) she does not want to move on and she is taking Kou hostage.

I know it’s just a manga :p

Basically, Kou and Narumi are so unhealthy for each other they’ve kind of fallen into a vicious circle. What Narumi calls “love” to me is just attachment to Kou because she found someone with a similar background (divorced parents) and then similar ongoing experience (parent’s cancer).

Since Kou couldn’t bring himself to love her for who she is (and never will), she’s tieing him to her the only way she knows: “it’s fine getting closer because we share the same pain”. It’s not that she doesn’t “care about making friends anymore”, it’s that she’s not trying, because staying stuck in her current state is what keeps Kou by her side.

Ironically, keeping Kou at her side by pity like this brings back painful memories for both her and Kou. Nothing good can come from their interactions. I still believe Kominato’s advice to Kou was the best: what she needs to be able to start moving on is a new environment, making friends with people who are happy, healthy and genuinely want to help her out. That’s how Kou started to heal.

But again, she can’t bring herself to get better, because moving on would mean losing Kou. Futaba wasn’t delusional at all, Kou and Narumi sticking together only keeps them frozen in a time they suffered the most and are unable to go on with life, only dragging each other down.

*Sou done ranting*

just-a-chan:

Then don’t remember ! Give me gun I’ll shoot her :p

I know dealing with death of our loved one is one of the most difficult thing in this world , if not the most difficult thing!

She is not sad , she is just self-pitying (Self-pity may be considered normal, and in certain circumstances healthy, so long as it is transitory and leads to either acceptance or a determination to change the situation) she does not want to move on and she is taking Kou hostage.

I know it’s just a manga :p

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Day 1 - The first yaoi you ever read/watched.
Seven Days by Takarai Rihito and Venio Tachibana

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In shoujo manga, teacher/student-relationships are usually written super badly: forbidden and that’s why so exciting love between young girl and handsome older guy  is usually much more important than characters itself; it doesn’t really matter what kind of person sensei is, everything is fine as long as he is teacher aka thrilling love interest. 

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