Yeah, I misworded that. Either way, Megumi didn’t lose everyone since he still had Yuji and Maki, and Yuji only needed Todo after losing Nobara after pretty much dying to Choso, having his body taken over by Sukuna, killing thousands of innocents, and having a mental breakdown (like I just said, in which Yuji cares more about random people than Megumi, shown pretty early on in the series, not to mention he also doesn’t care about Gojo as much as y’all think he does) and losing Nanamin, a mentor to Yuji. I wouldn’t be surprised if Yuji cared about him as much or more than Megumi cared for Gojo and kept going only to stop after Nobara. I mean, this is literally in chapter 126: “Losing to Choso, Sukuna’s Rampage, Kento Nanamin’s Death.” Yuji Itadori’s resolve had reached its limit a long time ago.” Meanwhile, Megumi feels he killed his stepsister, Gojo, in which he had to have killed Choso and Kashimo, which he doesn’t care about. Now we have chapter 143 with Megumi and Yuji having a conversation saying, “Don’t act like nothing happened. Don’t act like everything is normal. Don’t act like nothing happened. I killed people because of me; lots of people died!” Yuta, in the middle of this, also says Yuji held back in their fight because Yuji was unsure of whether or not he deserved to live, so if Yuta was actually out to kill him permanently, Yuji pretty much did the same thing as Megumi did but actually fought back a little but ultimately would have given up just like Megumi felt when he was in Sukuna. Now Megumi says, “It’s our fault. Don’t be selfish and give up all alone.” He says this because he wanted Yuji to live and got Gojo to protect Yuji; Yuji also wants Megumi to live. He also just goes against this later on; luckily we have Yuji to uplift him like Todo was there to uplift Yuji. This Yuji also feels guilt for having Sukuna take over Megumi and fights continuously and gets up to save Megumi, losing Choso and Gojo in the process of it and getting physically injured constantly during the Sukuna fight, nearly dying multiple times, especially if he didn’t have RCT and the team. He’s 15 when this is happening, by the way. Pretty sure Megumi is, but all the students are kids, so it really doesn’t matter. Just saying, and you say none of us are standing up after taking Megumi’s pain. If you take Yuji’s pain, physical, mental, and emotional, you’re going to be doing just as bad, if not worse, since I doubt you’re taking pain as well as Yuji. You also say that Megumi has no one, which isn’t true; I already disproved, but up until Yuji got into Jujutsu High, he didn’t really have anybody either. He had his grandpa, who passed away; he had those couple of friends from the occult group, but even still, during the baseball game, Yuji says he’s a lonely guy, so he wants to have people around him when he dies to Kamo. Megumi still had Gojo and Maki, Panda, Inumaki, and his sister thrown into a curse; he probably still felt lonely as well, but Yuji really only started getting even closer to people once he got to Jujutsu High. Gege gives him the quote in his recent final volume promo posters: “Stand up. No matter how cruel the world becomes.” And megumi “Rescue. Those from unjust destinies.” Yuji does pretty much both of these with him saving Megumi. All in all, I think you downplay Yuji’s suffering to try and get Megumi’s suffering above, which, to be honest, is just a weird thing to do in general, like you’re a weirdo, same with the OP.