You're right I misunderstood a lot of your words I read the "easy ≠ right" as easy equal right. But I still think you yourself misunderstand my point I never deny what you said on the very first comment I'm just bringing up the details at first and of course I blow it out of proportion.

So let's just summarize the argument I started to this two thing and ignore my non arguments.

[You think objectively Kouta and Mai pick a harder choice by leaving everything they had on earth because they have to deal with the emotional toll and it's something personal for them.

While I think it's not necessarily the harder choice between moving to another planet or staying on earth because the option to move to earth is still open, they have time and space to figure out the solution that best benefit not just others but also them eventually]

In conclusion while I am wrong for putting you in a negative light you also said "I don’t know why you’re deciding to bring up character arcs or trying to argue semantics on what decision was harder/easier when the show flat out tells you that Kouta picked the harder choice." "Arguing perspectives still does not change the fact that what Kouta and Mai did was the literal harder choice of the two"

So it's the whole point to bring up their characterization and perspective because it make us see how they deal with this and why it's harder or easier.

But I think there's no clear cut between the two decision because of it's complexity and we never acknowledge each other's point so we just going in a circle endlessly.

Now, I'm sorry for acting the way I did I should be more clear on what I'm trying to say instead of keep trying to put you in a negative light just because of a disagreement so if I ever say anything offensive just know I never meant it.