Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai - Vol. 13 Ch. 63 - Yugami Yuuko Doesn't Get It
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A bit of a misunderstanding over the specifics, but Yugami still showed his love in his own way and Yuuko was happy about that.
He looks pretty good as a big brother tbh, his sister is spoiled alright. Everyone around him, including his grandma, should stop talking as if Yugami doesn't know how to love.
Love comes in many forms, people express it differently person to person, be it consciously or unconsciously. I think in Yugami's case he is doing it unconsciously and not even recognize that, thus he couldn't argue when people said he is lacking in love in teaching.. While in fact, he does have it all the time.
Love comes in many forms, people express it differently person to person, be it consciously or unconsciously. I think in Yugami's case he is doing it unconsciously and not even recognize that, thus he couldn't argue when people said he is lacking in love in teaching.. While in fact, he does have it all the time.
@RoboMochi No need to take it so seriously. Yugami's family are all healthy and caring people, and even his sister's petulance is portrayed as relatively mild this chapter. Microconflicts are bound to occur in every family, and sarcastic banter is only one of the daily routines. It is also the parents' responsibility to teach their children the basic etiquettes, so I don't believe the grandmother is trespassing her bounds by telling Yugami off, either.
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Uh, I'm not sure why you reacted to my comment, and telling me not to take it seriously. I merely analyzing Yugami as a character and concluded that it's futile for those people to tell him to show love because it's already there in the first place but Yugami himself unaware of it. It's like giving salt to seawater. It's not like I angry to these people around him or something.
Uh, I'm not sure why you reacted to my comment, and telling me not to take it seriously. I merely analyzing Yugami as a character and concluded that it's futile for those people to tell him to show love because it's already there in the first place but Yugami himself unaware of it. It's like giving salt to seawater. It's not like I angry to these people around him or something.
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It’s so fulfilling to see the difference between Chihiro chapter 1 and Chihiro now.
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Yugami is learning to be better teacher.
IS THAT A DEVELOPMENT???
IS THAT A DEVELOPMENT???
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...I knew this very well... my lil sis also bad at math and I was told to teach her. Unfortunately, I was kinda good in math (at least until before uni), so it's a mess... She didn't understand, and I didn't understand why didn't she understand
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I used to sleepwalk somewhat rarely as a kid. One night, my older sister had a friend sleeping over so she was hanging out in the living room with the pull out couch and I was sleeping in our room. Mom, dad, sister, and her friend were all still up and out there, probably watching TV. I come walking out completely normally as far as they could tell, nothing amiss... and when I make it over there immediately attempt to strangle my sister with my bare hands. Everyone is losing their shit. Asking what the hell I'm doing, yelling at me to stop. Abruptly, I stop and just stroll on back to bed. Next day, I am apprised of what took place and have no idea what anyone's talking about.
Moral of the story, your siblings will drive your subconscious to murder and god help them because it will seem completely reasonable to the parts of your brain you don't usually have much familiarity with.
Also, people who witness attempted murder sleepwalks during a sleepover tend to not sleepover again for some reason.
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