Arroz_Rojo

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga The same for the unasked and unwanted help she forces on Natsuo, of when she forced her way in his apartment against his will. Obsession and codependence masquerated as ggo intent for staying near him. Basically you, as an author, pushed a quasi-stalker as a saint. Shame.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga Only to give again evidence of him being a scumbag. Oh, and when someone does something unasked and unwanted for you, even very nice people don't flip like a switch and forget everything the person you are engaged to did for you - less loudly but more decisive.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga And also "dedicating her life to him" when he is already in a relationship. It is not selfless, it is self-serving with the purpose of staying the most possible at his side. Selfishness and codependency masquerated as good intent.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga Hina rejecting Natsuo at the island may have been a sacrifice, but it was invalidated by her returning with the purpose of retaking Natsuo. Which is a selfish decision, because Natsuo did not ask her to return. She did for herself.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga Hina breaking up and transferring is not a sacrifice - it was a consequence of her stupid actions. She had no choice, and who benefitted more from the deal was herself: it is the adult and the teacher, in these cases, to pay for both .

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga And of course Hina's "sacrifices" are all fakes. A sacrifice is when someone WILLINGLY and without constriction gives somethig precious fror a better cause. Hina accepting the relatiosnhip is not a sacrifice, is selfish.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga And retconning things without clearly showing them in the manga is pure "literary crap". Like Hina being responsible for Natsuo's return to writing instead of Togen. But continue to believe your readers are stupid (some certainly are, as they believe the ending was actually fine)

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga Oh, and the "final switch" after telling Rui over and over she was the only one for him. Funny. So either he was lying to her all the time, or he just went crazy. Because he already knew Hina loved him. He already knew about the promise. And he made a new one on his mother's tomb

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga The same that when Hina was crying in the corner insulted you and sent death threats, and now they plaud this as the masterwork of the century. Hypocrites.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga So, never again. An author than proposes horrible life values as positive and good, it's better lost than found. I only regret having lost so much time on something that could have been decent, but turned shit in a few chapters. Never see you again, enjoy your bunny and fake fans

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 12 - So your "masterwork" promoted statutory rape, codependency, fake love values, obsession. Frankly, it became a story written by a person without any relationship experience for people withour relationship experience.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 11 - Rui is the one who tried to make Natsuo grow - by taking his own responsabilities, by talking honestly, by opposing him when needed. The opposite of Hina, who wanted to keep him forever a kid - and succeeded.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 9 - Hina will be forever the doormat we saw till now. No dreams of her own, no her own identity. Existing only for Natsuo. Not a person, an appendage. Natsuo is a scumbag. Living only for self-gratification through "being a white knight". Not thinking about who he made suffer.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 8 - And when you see a daughter more mature than her father and aunt, well, it's clear something in the character development went wrong. You tell us this is a "happy end" but is is not, it is a bad end for everyone.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 7 - So the ending is shit for all its contradictions, for the characters not growing up in the end, especially Natsuo and Hina. Yes, because they will never be adults and they will continue with their unhealthy relationship.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 6 - How? By not making him manage himself, by forcing her emotions and her unneeded help on him, by not respecting his personal spaces (just like after the drug arc). And such a character, you make as an example for youngsters. While interdependence is mocked.

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 5 - And Hina's Issues are solved in the end? No, she cannot communicate. she cannot oppose to Natsuo, she cannot follow her dream, because of her codependency you insist to call "love". And another proof of it is how Hina tries to keep Natsuo as a kid, without making him grow

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 4 - And Hina always was described as a codependent. Is codependency love? No, it is not love. It is a way to control others, it is the need to be needed. But it is not love. Even so - and you made a whole arc on it (the drug arc) - you choose to classify this as "pure love"

[Arroz_Rojo @RojoArroz]

@k_sasuga 3 - How to define two persons that -without any need- decide to start a dangerous relationship NOT CARING AT ALL about what could happen to the other. Is this love? No, it is not. A person in love would never endanger his lover.