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[Irecinius]

gezz I mean isn't there a limit on stupidty???
The girl herself said she knew about, yet never talked with the other party... what led him to believe she would do so now..

and what is is plan? sit on his butt inside the mirror until she come to love him?

I was kinda liking the idea, even tho the manga could end up being short, nothing wrong with that...

All i see is the mirror excuse being used to show random panty shots..

I mean if he were thinking on creative ways to appeal to her and start working in making her fall in love with him, breakin that barrier they have would be a better manga, but Im loosing faith fast here..

[Thunder]

True.. I also felt that with these concept it won't last long unless you wants to end up with repetitive story.. But considering that it does quite well in ToC let's just see how it plays out and hope Kanou-sensei will add new concepts to the story ┐(￣ー￣)┌

[Irecinius]

We reach a love-hexa??

\/ next-door loli
Tsundere guy > Mao < Chiken Gawa < Saki < seemingly super weak dude

not to mention that maos thinks chiken gawa likes saki

Well seems that mao started to gradually appreciate chiken-kun doing..

Edited by Irecinius, 23 October 2011 - 07:57 AM.

[desiant]

It's amazing that no one has the stones to even bother confessing save Saki (props to her for that).

And the fact that almost all of them (except for Saki, and Harisugawa, who has his reasons for doing so, because his life is on the line) will never even get to confessing will be exploited to hell and back. I'd also expect that hexa to expand, and soon, I might add.

[ValorantX]

It's amazing that no one has the stones to even bother confessing save Saki (props to her for that).

-___- what do you mean?

1. Harisugawa can only be too careful about confessing and can't until he makes sure Satomi likes him back
2. Through my personal experience with love, I'm actually very sympathetic with the reasons why Harisugawa hasn't confessed yet (back in chapter 1)
3. So far, there's only one person to confess.... Harisugawa and maybe Satomi much later in the storyline. What do you mean by (no one) .......

[desiant]

1. Harisugawa can only be too careful about confessing and can't until he makes sure Satomi likes him back

What are you talking about? I said:

Harisugawa, who has his reasons for doing so, because his life is on the line

2. Through my personal experience with love, I'm actually very sympathetic with the reasons why Harisugawa hasn't confessed yet (back in chapter 1)

I'm sympathetic to a point. It pisses me off if a person does nothing save complaining that he got nowhere after trying once. One does not make an average. Unless he has some unwritten rule of "if you end up in the friend zone, you stay there forever", then I see absolutely no reason why he can't just keep trying to make his feelings for Satomi clear instead of trying to brush it off as if nothing happened and then awkwardly trying to pretend that the romantic tension between them doesn't exist. Seriously, the romantic tension between them is so thick you could cut it clean through with a broken, rusty, and dull knife.

3. So far, there's only one person to confess.... Harisugawa and maybe Satomi much later in the storyline. What do you mean by (no one) .......

You didn't get my point. Irecinius said that the tsundere guy likes Satomi, and he didn't confess. The super weak guy likes Saki, and he didn't confess. Both Satomi and Harisugawa like each other, but won't confess. The only who has confessed so far is Saki. Therefore bringing me back to what I said: everyone, save for Saki, did not confess. How did you even end up taking that out of context? Did you even read the part in the parenthesis which you, yourself, quoted?

Edited by desiant, 29 November 2011 - 02:01 AM.

[ValorantX]

Ah that was my mistake for skimming too quickly, I'm sorry about that. And Kano Yasuhiro is speeding up the plot so quickly these days that I completely forgot about the other two guys. -___-

The thing I do have to object to is your insistence that they all have to confess quickly. For both guys, it's easy to see that there's a likely chance for both to get rejected and Satomi has only started develop feelings for Harisugawa recently in the storyline I think. (if I were to guess, after Saki told Satomi about what Harisugawa has done for her in the past) I can kind of understand where you're coming from because it's a common theme in manga in which the relationship falls apart or starts too late because the characters are too indecisive when it comes to confessing but I don't see it as a problem for this series....

And your complaint about Harisugawa, I'm not sure it's correct to say that he's complaining that he developed no relationship with Satomi. He certainly does has his plans for getting closer to her and confessing one day so I think he's doing it right at his own pace; he doesn't have a simple crush like most high schoolers. I do agree that the relationship between them is a thick, but that's partially also because Satomi is an airhead.....

[desiant]

The thing I do have to object to is your insistence that they all have to confess quickly. For both guys, it's easy to see that there's a likely chance for both to get rejected and Satomi has only started develop feelings for Harisugawa recently in the storyline I think. (if I were to guess, after Saki told Satomi about what Harisugawa has done for her in the past) I can kind of understand where you're coming from because it's a common theme in manga in which the relationship falls apart or starts too late because the characters are too indecisive when it comes to confessing but I don't see it as a problem for this series....

I can understand that. It just irks me when the story starts running in circles because of it.

And your complaint about Harisugawa, I'm not sure it's correct to say that he's complaining that he developed no relationship with Satomi. He certainly does has his plans for getting closer to her and confessing one day so I think he's doing it right at his own pace; he doesn't have a simple crush like most high schoolers. I do agree that the relationship between them is a thick, but that's partially also because Satomi is an airhead.....

I don't think it's that he didn't develop any relationship with Satomi, just that the way things happen between them usually ends up in a get-somewhere-worthwhile-then-back-to-square-one sort of issue. Satomi being an airhead certainly doesn't help...

[ValorantX]

I don't think it's that he didn't develop any relationship with Satomi, just that the way things happen between them usually ends up in a get-somewhere-worthwhile-then-back-to-square-one sort of issue. Satomi being an airhead certainly doesn't help...

Really? It's only been 20 so only so much can happen. If it went any faster, the manga would finish pretty quickly; I thought the situation developed a lot faster than most love comedies. Satomi now has a new found trust in Harisugawa and started having feelings for him.

[Rottenkiwi]

"I'm sympathetic to a point. It pisses me off if a person does nothing save complaining that he got nowhere after trying once. One does not make an average. Unless he has some unwritten rule of "if you end up in the friend zone, you stay there forever", then I see absolutely no reason why he can't just keep trying to make his feelings for Satomi clear instead of trying to brush it off as if nothing happened and then awkwardly trying to pretend that the romantic tension between them doesn't exist. Seriously, the romantic tension between them is so thick you could cut it clean through with a broken, rusty, and dull knife."

Seriously though, it's unfair towards guys on how hard it is to get out of the friend zone. Takes so much time and enough flags to tell a normal person "I like you, let's have sex."