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I disagree. If I wasn't in love with someone, I couldn't eat their bad cooking several days in a row . . . I'd be like "lets eat out today" every day!
Well I can eat my friend's cooking even if I am not inlove with them and I swear the burned ones are better than my friend's dishes. I guess it has to do with thinking about the thought and feelings of the one who cooked. Rather than love, it can be something like appreciation can it? If you've read Hachi you would know why I said that Kuma doesn't love Banbi enough.
Honestly. I don't feel like Kuma loves Banbi enough. Yes he's treating him good but it looks convenient. Banbi gives his all because he loves Kuma I just wish the author portray more of Kuma's feelings for Banbi. It's not enough to convince anyone that he's inlove rather it looks like he found a replacement for Hachi and he's just half heartedly going out with Banbi.