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“No You don’t understand” I became What I hate With This Post Ichikawa Dangers In My Heart (Patreon)

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2024-01-29 20:48:01
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“No You don’t understand” I became What I hate With This Post Ichikawa Dangers In My Heart

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Carlos Santos

Looking forward for the 3 last episodes of My Dress-Up Darling🤣🤣🤣🤣 and the beggining of Kaguya Sama cant wait to watch you laughing......

J Man

I'm totally on the same page as you. The thing about Ichikawa is there is a bit of an "imposter syndrome" to him, and we've all experience a bit of imposter syndrome during our lives. For him it's like "she's TOO GOOD for me" or "so way a supermodel like her would end up with a dope like me". I've heard people complain about denseness too and I also told them to put yourselves in his shoes.

J Man

the "language of love" is also something different from the 1st party to the 3rd party. A 3rd party can easily critique a romance and see the flaws clearly, but when you're seeing things as the 1st person, the view is completely different due to the huge mix of emotions floating around.

Jordan

Lol I feel like this video was made as a response to my last comment on the recent Dangers video, it may not have been just fits perfectly lol. Gotta say though it did make it all make a lot more sense to me when put that way. I thought the dude was just one dense MF but the Jennifer Lopez comparison honestly made it all make sense 100%

YaBoyRockLee Reactions
>>128301116

It’s a few people ha ha. But one more thing as you observed the show. He’s a fairly smart guy at understanding other people and their situations when he is not involved in it Anytime the answer involves him at a higher value than he has placed on himself he typically comes up with the wrong answer