What she means is that it wouldn't be satisfying to just have someone else grant all your dreams and wishes for you, so she wants to earn them through her own hard work.
Except the dreams are about grabbing tits.
so i mentioned it earlier, but let me give the specific details:
In episode 8 of the anime, as the group is walking home together after the first confrontation with Kako, Nako gets a bit serious and mentions how lonely it is not having friends for such a long time.
Katsuwo had told the anime...
Katsuwo has also commented he's had this plot point planned since the very start, and they even put a hidden nod toward it in the anime after he told the creators about it.
If seeing Nako's side of the early interactions, and what she was thinking throughout, doesn't make you tear up, you should probably have your heart checked.
If you look closely at the twins' arguement, you'll notice that one of them gives all sorts of specific examples and reasons while the other can't come up with anything to say other than "no, you're awesome, i suck"
When characters literally cannot believe a thing, that is not hyperbole. That is purposefully depicting something as meant to be unbelievable.
I don't know why you keep bringing in real world analogues or elements not mentioned in the story, though. What Hotaru may or may not have done outside...
I should also add on the real world front that I work in an artistic field and I regularly see new people come in from other fields. New people who are very fine artists in their own fields but nevertheless spend weeks or months in training trying to adapt to the specific skillset required for...
But I'm not judging her based on the skills she shows. I'm judging based on how other experts in the field judge her skills. If they are saying its unbelievable, then it is supposed to be unbelievable. They know what the new techniques involve and are acquainted with Hotaru's past skillset, so...
Knowing this chapter was coming was one of the main reasons I've been so critical of Hotaru in previous chapters; the author tries to have it both ways. He presents her as having miraculous levels of talent, then turns around and says it's solely and entirely her own hard work-- look at how she...
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"I had decided that if the original post got to either 20,000 likes or 5,000 retweets, I'd continue it, so I will do a continuation. I will update it about once a month."
Aoba: I feel a bit conflicted, but I still genuinely think it's better that it turned out this way.
Everyone reading: Why does Aoba keep getting screwed over?!
I would almost believe this, if Aoba actually got any character development during the arc. But she never actually grows or changes. Sh just keeps getting different jobs that are then emphasized as being extremely important work. So it ends up looking more like an after-the-fact justification...
It may appear that way at first glance, but it's really Momiji that is getting seriously shafted here.
Though I suppose it may require a bit of reading ahead to notice some of it. But one of the biggest shafts should be becoming apparent already: she doesn't even get to star in the arc that is...
"TS" originally comes from TSF, which stands for "transexual fiction", which is simply the Japanese term for the genderswap genre. It has become increasingly common to drop the F entirely, though.
A girl turning into a guy would technically also be TS, but is not as common because of reasons.