i really love the fact that the author doesn’t try to sugarcoat trauma and shows how characters are so realistically affected by these things. yes, you’re able to live your life and allowed to at start anew, but it also emphasizes how real it isn’t to go through the process of healing and learning to cope with loss.
in light of that, y’all fr need to chill and understand that yuki isn’t at fault. you got into this story understanding that this was mainly going to be focused on the characters being influenced by yuki’s death and the choices they decide to make while acknowledging that fact. i cannot emphasize enough just how important it is to not downplay that situation because yes! as much as yuki caused a lot of pain for those around him, he also created many opportunities for them such as mafuyu getting into music and meeting ue.
i really love the fact that the author doesn’t try to sugarcoat trauma and shows how characters are so realistically affected by these things. yes, you’re able to live your life and allowed to at start anew, but it also emphasizes how real it isn’t to go through the process of healing and learning to cope with loss.
in light of that, y’all fr need to chill and understand that yuki isn’t at fault. you got into this story understanding that this was mainly going to be focused on the characters being influenced by yuki’s death and the choices they decide to make while acknowledging that fact. i cannot emphasize enough just how important it is to not downplay that situation because yes! as much as yuki caused a lot of pain for those around him, he also created many opportunities for them such as mafuyu getting into music and meeting ue.