Yeah wheeew, I felt that hurt on both sides.
Maybe I'm just some emotionless rock, but that didn't hurt me, tbh. It felt more like...salvation? Like Sora didn't blame him at all. Not because he didn't CARE as I understood (not necessarily right, though), but because he faced "young master" as he is/was. So in a way, he's saying he didn't blame him for being a "natural disaster" as a human being dumped into circumstances he couldn't control. But he blames "young master" for STAYING like that even though he had Sora by his side. In a way, Sora falsely applies his own set of values (freedom! perseverance! be responsible for your own choices but MAKE them goddammit!) onto "young master" and is (understandably) frustrated to no end - for they both reached the end of their respective ropes, didn't they?
But still, maybe I misunderstood / misinterpreted.
Yeah, I kinda understood the same. It's just, Idk, telling the person that loves you that you consider them a natural disaster that brings and brings bad things that you will not refuse, not because you love them back or want to protect them, but because that is a way to support your world view and your own desires, was sad to watch. But it is understandable in Sora's position to think like that, and I think the other dude understands so as well. I just had never heard of such a gondamn hurtful analogy hahaha
The "you're like a natural disaster" is one of the most heartless analogies I've ever heard. That huuuuuuurt brother.re fucking knifes sometimes.