Two obsessive people, equally obsessed with each other
Relationships exist on a spectrum that each person constructs and navigates individually. This drama effectively highlights that complexity.
You can't label Mizuki as a red flag without also considering Yoh in the same light. Both of them exhibit some of the most significant warning signs in their relationship – their behaviours are manipulative, obsessive, and impulsive, and their communication is horrendous.
While I agree that Mizuki's reasons for asking Yoh to move in with him are dubious at best and that we shouldn't romanticize this situation, it's important to remember that Yoh isn't innocent either. His obsession with Mizuki is just as intense, and his communication is equally poor. In a way, they might be well-suited for each other.
As for the drama's overarching plot, it's entertaining. With only eight episodes, it presents a slice-of-life story that focuses on the everyday experiences of Mizuki and Yoh. It's straightforward, easy-going, and relatively free of heavy drama.
Overall, I believe it's worth watching!
You can't label Mizuki as a red flag without also considering Yoh in the same light. Both of them exhibit some of the most significant warning signs in their relationship – their behaviours are manipulative, obsessive, and impulsive, and their communication is horrendous.
While I agree that Mizuki's reasons for asking Yoh to move in with him are dubious at best and that we shouldn't romanticize this situation, it's important to remember that Yoh isn't innocent either. His obsession with Mizuki is just as intense, and his communication is equally poor. In a way, they might be well-suited for each other.
As for the drama's overarching plot, it's entertaining. With only eight episodes, it presents a slice-of-life story that focuses on the everyday experiences of Mizuki and Yoh. It's straightforward, easy-going, and relatively free of heavy drama.
Overall, I believe it's worth watching!
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