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This episode was so frustrating lol

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crazizzle85

I don't know why I can't help but sympathize with her. Maybe it's my natural contrarian side. She's absolutely wrong, but people don't make logical decisions. She's tired of being with guys she doesn't like, now she wants to be with the guy she likes. Even if she has to fight for it. I don't like this, but it's very realistic. Minato is the type of guy girls swarm around and she wants to win. I think she lives by a principle of "playing fair". She was honest with koyo because koyo is her rival, the person she wasn't honest with was Minato because he's "what she wants". The biggest lesson here for her is "yeah, people can't force you to like them but YOU can't do it either". She's made him a doll too. She cares about him but isn't willing to set him free. I kind of want her to break up with him. I get what you're saying. But there's a chance for her to do good here for him by freeing him. I'm hoping for a small redemption moment.

hellog

Momoka's "I need to tell him how I feel to get the ball rolling" with the hopeful music playing in the background LOLLL right, let's just forget all the scheming/manipulation of *multiple people* to make that happen lol momoka girl be so for realll 🫩😮‍💨

Raymond Throne

Imo, the quartet have an issue where they're all too considerate of others. Minato is pathologically incapable of letting other people be uncomfortable, Koyuki is so afraid of rejection that she never takes action herself, Miki contorts her personality to get along with everyone, and Yota can't bring himself to understand others love him. They all sacrifice their needs and wants on the altar of helping out others or avoiding conflict, but as a result none of them really try to get the things they want; Yota even confessed, but purely as a way of giving up. None of them have the drive, confidence, or selfishness to actually pursue the relationships they want, so they tie themselves into knots and convince themselves that inaction is actually the correct way to be. Maybe as a society we're trained to think that people who sacrifice their own happiness for others are better people, but Momoka is interesting because she cuts through all that. Momoka knows what she wants, is prepared to take the risk of rejection, and puts her own wants and needs above others. She's not a saint of course, but she is trying to succeed, something that Koyuki and Amamiya could never bring themselves to do. The one keeping Amamiya and Koyuki apart isn't Momoka, it's both of them. Koyuki's decision, no matter how she reaches it, will always be that it's better to do nothing than risk losing everything. Amamiya will always decide that it's better to make others happy than himself. Consequently, neither of them will get what they want, and the only victor is the one who could bring herself to try-- Momoka. Of course, even that's not the full story. Momoka gets what she thinks she wants, but not what she really wants. Amamiya is partially closed off to her, and she doesn't understand how to get past that barrier. Part of this is because Amamiya is preoccupied with someone else, but honestly I think he'd get over that eventually; the actual issue is that Momoka knows how to read people, but she's much worse at relating to them than the other four. Momoka believes she's alone and that others fundamentally don't understand her, so it's hard for her to create real bonds because she isn't used to showing off her vulnerabilities. She needs to learn the opposite lesson from the quartet, how to value others more than herself, before she can get the true love she wants.

Kozodlak.as

she is startin to be dere ... Yan .. yan dere.....