Hold on, Harutora-kun Episode 4

i knew Harutora was running away cause it…

i knew Harutora was running away cause it was his 1st time & he was getting cold feet not cause he didn't want too - he really is adorable. but Sui just makes me cringe & i am kinda over that mask of his, like r u kidding me - at least in that room he can remove it. so was happy that when he invited Harutora for a meal he removed it - finally!. also would say glad he stood-up for himself but the dude takes ages to spit sh*t out that i just can't be bothered to watch so i just skipped that part. *****************the only reason i aint dropping this is cause i aint got anything else to do & this kinda falls on the weekend so got time to waste

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EP.4 — Kindness Can Hurt, Too

This was a surprisingly delicate episode.Harutora hesitates because he doesn't want to hurt Sui. It comes entirely from kindness, but from Sui's perspective, that hesitation can easily feel like rejection.And the timing couldn't be worse. Already feeling vulnerable, Sui then has to listen to his classmates casually making homophobic jokes. They probably don't even realize how hurtful their words are, which somehow makes the scene even more painful.I really liked how this episode showed that taking the next step in a relationship isn't simply about desire. There is fear, insecurity, consideration for your partner, and the need to feel accepted — especially for Sui, who has been hiding his wounds behind his cheerful “funny gay guy” persona.Harutora and Sui finally become lovers both emotionally and physically, but I think the harder part may begin from here: living in a dorm, dealing with friends at school, and eventually facing their families.A sensitive and beautifully handled episode.And Dai... I'm becoming pretty convinced that all that annoying attention he gives Sui means something. 👀

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