
I'm proud of blondie, and his mom better never be that naive again. "He's getting worse, ma'am... so, pretty please, can I get engaged and marry your son ASAP??" ...Who in this day and age still thinks that "getting married" can be a solution for mental and emotional issues?? Unless the wife-to-be is a certified shrink-- wait, no, not even then. Because the spouse of a mentally ill person is always in for an ENORMOUS struggle... and besidesthose who really love the patient don't need a piece of paper to start showing the patient their affection and care, anyway. Key point: *ask* the patient their opinion too? (and isn't that obvious??)

Yes, Stalker nut girl lied, but it was his mother who readily believed her, without even ckecking facts with her son, and for quite a long time. The only way she could've believed it for this long is if his mother WANTED them to be a couple, for all the wrong reasons. Main one of the wrong reasons is, you don't see romantic relationships, let alone marriage, as a magic "fix it" that will help a mental health patient solve their problems (that is a backward view that's been out of date for a while). If the mother thought getting her son married would "help", that means at some point she thought that with this she could get her son something like a "NURSE cum WIFE" (a wife who'd act like his free therapist, nurse, etc etc, even without the official title). Basically, a wife to "fix him"... to "heal" him... and basically to help lift the burden from the mother's sjoulders by replacing her as the main person in charge of taking care of him, thus getting the "problem" of the mother's own hands... which is a conflicting view with latest proggressive thinking that revealed the hardships that spouses and lovers of patients suffer, the sacrifices that it takes, and thus how people should NOT enter that without being mentally and emotionally prepared, receiving substantial support by the rest of both theirs and the patient's families and friends, and most of all, without delluding themselves into thinking that "love itself fixes everything" when it comes to mental illness (because it doesn't, therapy and and the patient's own behavior does more than half of it)
I kinda knew Osiris was bald since that one flashback where he was without his headpiece in chapter 49.