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Replying to Filofretka Feb 17, 2024
I liked what you wrote, maybe I'll add something else from me. . As I watched the last episodes , Kou made my…
I don't feel like interacting with you bc I know u enjoy villainising Kou and lack reading btw the lines but girl you'd do good in googling what narcissistic behavior actually is before throwing it at a teen who literally apologises for mistakes he makes!! Have u ever seen a narcisst saying "i'm sorry?" No they wouldn't.

"has no right to use people -who care about him - to forget his pain"

Who exactly is he usuing to feel better bc last time I checked Narumi took advantage of his trauma to make him stay at her side? He just seeing himself reflected in her and he never used Futaba to make hinself feel good. I am really wondering where you got that from.

Honestly for the fact that AHR is a pretty comprehensible story some of you really get 0 points in grasping it but maybe it's the drama's fault.
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Replying to nola Feb 17, 2024
While it's understandable to feel frustrated with Kou's behavior, especially in his treatment of Futaba, I think…
In the drama neither idk where ppl are getting all these terrible takes from
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 15, 2024
Honestly it's weird bc in the manga Kou explains hownit was never aboit Narumi, that he had 0 intention of being…
And Kou knew Futaba ain't his therapist that's why he sorted things out on his own (with Futa/Kominato's help) and rejected her bc he was afraid of hurting her in the relationship
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 15, 2024
Honestly it's weird bc in the manga Kou explains hownit was never aboit Narumi, that he had 0 intention of being…
I don't think he was wrong for trying supporting a vulnerable friend and losing himself in her as she took advantage of his lowest
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Replying to nola Feb 15, 2024
While it's understandable to feel frustrated with Kou's behavior, especially in his treatment of Futaba, I think…
Honestly idk where they got the idea that Kou was manipulating her?
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 15, 2024
I mean Touma is pick me that manipulated a vulnerable girl into a relationship because he saw kou trying to fix…
Really? I don't think he is much different from the manga
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 15, 2024
I mean Touma is pick me that manipulated a vulnerable girl into a relationship because he saw kou trying to fix…
I think it does come across in the drama too given how pushy he is, how he rushed and how he didn’t accept her no after he saw Kou hugging Futaba in the classroom
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 13, 2024
I mean Touma is pick me that manipulated a vulnerable girl into a relationship because he saw kou trying to fix…
In the manga it was pretty clear that's what Touma was doing and he flat out said "I know I took advantage of your lowest, out pressure on you and forced you into a relationship).

Emotional Manipulation usually happens without the person being aware of it. Touma directed her to the point he wanted her to be. She even told him no but he didn't accept and kept pestering till she gave in. Futaba was at her lowest.
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 13, 2024
You clearly don't know what manipulation is. In no way or form did Kou ever manipulate Futaba. Narumi was there…
And if you think he is wrong for trying to be the emotional support of a friend (getting taken advantage) smth he didn't have then I am really wondering what type of friendships you have. Same with Futaba asking to be rejected. I think most of us would've acted the same way in Kou's position. Anyway all I am saying is that he is a good kid just imperfect and not your typical perfect prince charming.
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 13, 2024
You clearly don't know what manipulation is. In no way or form did Kou ever manipulate Futaba. Narumi was there…
You are misusing the word Manipulation yet you can't describe how he manipulated her. I read what you said but it doesn’t add up with what we saw, Kou always loved her, wanted to be with, he acted before Touma + Futaba dated (which is what made Touma rush Futaba in the 1st olace bc he knew he was aboit to lose if Kou would get to her as he tried to fix everything) and Kou's overall characters. In your eyes if basically a villain when is a flawed teen that makes mistakes, learns and grows like we all do. Yes he is flawed, made a mistake but it's good he did. He is 16 years old yet you expect him to do everything right, never mess up or actually try to understand his character.
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Replying to Holy_Paw Feb 12, 2024
Okay, so we get "a friend to all is a friend to none" Kou who was trying so much to be nice to both girls that…
Honestly it's weird bc in the manga Kou explains hownit was never aboit Narumi, that he had 0 intention of being with her and it's the guilt he was feeling for moving on from his mother's death. They completely changed that?? When Kou never chose Narumi.
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Replying to Filofretka Feb 12, 2024
I absolutely Agree 👍🏻
Oh sry I just googled what that means but I am referring to the lack of access to understand a context.
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Replying to Filofretka Feb 12, 2024
I absolutely Agree 👍🏻
Sorry I am Austrian so I am quite direct 1 but I don't think telling someone they lack reading comprehension is a big deal under a terrible take like the 1 you replied to. Kou isn't a bad guy and neither did he manipulate Futaba, he got emotionally manipulated by a toxic friend and fell into misery where he couldn't see clear.

Touma on the other hand manipulated a vulnerable girl for his own gain.
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Replying to lov_lymj Feb 12, 2024
I mean Touma is pick me that manipulated a vulnerable girl into a relationship because he saw kou trying to fix…
Now I gotta disagree. Touma is a guy who purposely took advantage of Futaba's vulnerability and pressured her into a relationship. He even asked his friend in the manga if ut's okay to take advantage of her lowest. The moment he saw her sad it was all about him, hos opportunity and how to get it. He didn't care about her happiness, kept pressuring her, making her feel guilty promises her time only to then demand an answer bc he SAW kou making his moves. He was too afraid of losing.
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Replying to nola Feb 12, 2024
While it's understandable to feel frustrated with Kou's behavior, especially in his treatment of Futaba, I think…
It seems you really misunderstood. Kou has no intention of being with Narumi ever. He tried to help her through the pain- be the emotional support he never had when he lost his mother but it backfired since it relapsed his own trauma.

He knew a relationship wouldn't have been right his current state that's why when Futaba asked he rejected her as she wanted to be. In the manga we also see him reach out to Futaba but she pushed him away after Narumi got into her head.

I have been in Kou's position, sowly lost my father to cancer- he wss a 12 yesr old dealing with everything by himself who was abonded by both his bother and father. Kou had no one.
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Replying to JollyGolly Feb 12, 2024
The Japanese way of storytelling can never be replicated by any other country. They have their own beautifully…
I mean Touma is pick me that manipulated a vulnerable girl into a relationship because he saw kou trying to fix everything. He is more fitting or worthy- I'd even argue he gets what he deserves.
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On Ao Haru Ride Season 2 Feb 12, 2024
It's the way ppl lack reading comprehension, have the worst takes and fail at understanding Kou for me.

The guy always loved Futaba, waited years to meet her again, noticed her in the hallway and did everything so she'd fall for the new him. The guy is obsessed with her, wanted to be with her but thought she didn’t like man at first and that he didn’t deserve to be happy, to cry or move on from his mothers death. It was all goint good till Kou heard that Narumi was all alone like he used to be. She manipulated him thought his trauma and he saw "little Kou" in her. He fell into a state full of self-doubt, fears, self-hatred and guilt, guilt for moving on from his mothers death, fear of hurting futaba in a relationship (explained in the manga) and doubts of being allowed to become happy. It's thanks to Futaba his hero, he could finally see clear that being around Narumi will only harm him and that time was standing still. In the manga he even tried to talk to Futaba but she pushed him away after Narumi got into her head despite Futaba's impression being true. She drags Kou down into his past not the future.

We then see Kou trying to fix everything but Touma rushed Futaba and demanded a yes because he was afraid of losing. Now kou isn't perfect but neither a bad guy, he is imperfect, a flawed teen that tried to do his best.
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Replying to Filofretka Feb 12, 2024
I absolutely Agree 👍🏻
You should work on your reading comprehension then and google what manipulation actually means bc Kou in no form did that
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