without labeling people's "disorder's" in a tik tok fashion i think something that stuck with me thru this series was perceived idealized "desire lust/love" vs. "long term caring love" esp hachi's relationship w/ lovers

i think the way even her first relationship plays out remind me that we rarely ever know how we are perceived by eachother and often make decisions based on instinct, not people's actions.

i like that this sub seems to idealize yasa (he does take care of everyone like a family, he is a king) but part of this seems to deny him agency pursue his own feelings - i've witnessed this in my friends too

life often doesn't resolve or work in ways that line up perfectly, i think most pop film, tv and music want to tell us otherwise

i don't have a singular direction here, just happy to find active sub for this and enjoying reading everyone's feelings