This might just be me, but I don't think the girl lead anyone on. The first boy was practically ignoring her despite her faithfully waiting for him to keep his promise to her while the second guy she clearly told him that she just wanted to be friends with him and he agreed.
If anything, I blame the first guy since he didn't even keep close contact with her despite leading her on with that promise. Had he just rejected her at the start since he clearly cares more for soccer, none of this story would have happened. The second guy is clearly a yandere, but would not have flipped out like he did if he saw the guy as a threat.
Moral of the story: if you make a promise to someone, make sure you actually keep it and don't lead someone on like an asshole. *cue "the more you know" music with rainbow appearing at the end with a star*
Doesnt it also make the perverts fault? If nothing like that happened aoi sempai would still not have met naho or near flipped causing hayato to flip causing *(( in the distant future))* naho to have breakdown . But its too scary even to think in her shoes .Omg omg scary and cant slleep at night but awsome~xD jk but the author really did good
I totally agree with you. if I'm in a relationship and I'm not heard, then I'll become frustrated as I bottle down my feelings and create misunderstandings. but I also wouldnt run into the arms of another man, even if we're just friends. that's almost like emotionally cheating.
They were all equally at fault. The girl was playing both boys--to an extent--making Hayato jealous and seeking comfort/flirting with Aoi made both guy's possessiveness and jealousy rise. Hayato should have just told her the soccer team doesn't allow dating, instead of leading her on but not letting her go. Aoi-senpai really didn't do anything wrong--until he flew off the handle and went into stalker/psycho mode. If a single girl grows attached to you, and even after confessing to her still leads you on; those are signals any guy would take as "I have a chance with her" so he wasn't delusional in thinking the girl was interested, he just became too obsessed with her 'purity' and created this false idea of her and their relationship.
Moral of the story: Forcing your ideals into a relationship won't help, you need to communicate in a relationship.