Yonakano Reiji ni Harem wo!! - Vol. 4 Ch. 23 - About That Day
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holy shit 80% of you all agree that he should forgive her and even some say it's his fault like WTF ??
the bully is a piece of shit no matter how you see her, do she deserve to be forgiven ? no not at all
let's be clear she did nothing to repair her faults, and no, being sad does not count.
the bully is a piece of shit no matter how you see her, do she deserve to be forgiven ? no not at all
let's be clear she did nothing to repair her faults, and no, being sad does not count.
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@WernerS Bruh, they were (and still are) kids. Yeah, she should've reached out to try and apologize but expecting that from a kid who feels extremely guilty about what she did is a bit much. She doesn't deserve full forgiveness, but she also in a way got retribution because everyone else treated her the way she bullied him except this time it wasn't just a day or two (he stopped going to school) it was probably months or longer until the next school year. Just like she didn't have the emotional maturity to apologize, he wasn't able to confront her about it when it was pretty clearly her fault. He's obviously not at fault for what happened, but laying blame on her after this much time isn't right either.
@Retian pretty much, though I assume most of them are kids who don't have any sort of perspective. They're used to looking at things one-dimensionally like most series do. In a ton of series the main character gets revenge on the slightest insult and there's no forgiveness or making up and letting bygones be bygones. That sort of stuff doesn't work in the real world and shouldn't be strived for, though it's generally satisfying in fiction.
@Retian pretty much, though I assume most of them are kids who don't have any sort of perspective. They're used to looking at things one-dimensionally like most series do. In a ton of series the main character gets revenge on the slightest insult and there's no forgiveness or making up and letting bygones be bygones. That sort of stuff doesn't work in the real world and shouldn't be strived for, though it's generally satisfying in fiction.
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"He's obviously not at fault for what happened, but laying blame on her after this much time isn't right either." she bullied him to the very end (just before the game start).
Also yes they are kids but even kids can tel bullying and group attack on someone is bad.
I don't remember about her not going to school so I can't tell for the retribution she got.
According to the recent chapters, it's not that she doesn't have the emotional maturity to apologize but that she want him to become stronger to protect her, she did it deliberately.
I'm not saying he is right to do that, it's just that you reap what you sow, and I can't bring myself to feel sorry about her situation.
"He's obviously not at fault for what happened, but laying blame on her after this much time isn't right either." she bullied him to the very end (just before the game start).
Also yes they are kids but even kids can tel bullying and group attack on someone is bad.
I don't remember about her not going to school so I can't tell for the retribution she got.
According to the recent chapters, it's not that she doesn't have the emotional maturity to apologize but that she want him to become stronger to protect her, she did it deliberately.
I'm not saying he is right to do that, it's just that you reap what you sow, and I can't bring myself to feel sorry about her situation.
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