Wizard_Shiryuu
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Well, obviously. It's a big thing. Of course is the first thing that will come up.Ugh... again with the lies.
Yes. I don't expect anyone who I just met to be 100% honest with me (like she did ask of us, though). I completely understand lying about being in a relationship to not being hit on. However, then she tells us that was a lie, but not the whole truth making us believe she was single. If she wasn't ready to tell us the whole truth she could have just kept on saying she had a boyfriend. Undoing that lie made things worse because then the MC started hitting on her, as she must have known he would do. I still don't understand why she did that if she wasn't ready to tell the truth (except for the sake of more drama, of course).Fuck it, even so. Have you at least considered it (even a little) that she might have a reason to withhold that information from someone she barely knows? Don't you think that in her situation that would be the sensible thing to do?
Maya to me seems a toxic person, but unintentionally toxic, and if you try and save her she can bring you down with her. Anxiety is a bitch, if you don't control it it can make you an eternal procrastinator in your safe bubble. It seems that she's even relying on Josy and the MC to finish the Scavenger Hunt list for her, what would she do if she didn't have either of the two to help her? That seems what Maya is doing. Sure, she's a well spirited girl and I don't want anything bad to happen to her, but why do I have to like her as a LI?And yes, Maya is not exactly a social butterfly. And no, she doesn't take any initiative because she's perpetually terrified of doing the wrong thing and being judged for it, or worse - losing what little comfort and happiness she has.
Not liking someone's traits or quirks is one thing, but judging someone and holding that against them while they're being nothing but nice to you, is just... bad?
I meant set as in known, defined within the story, not as final. Of course she can improve.She's 18/19, so her personality is certainly not "set" as this is the time of her life when she can really start to change and grow and become a different person, and she's already shown that with the picnic scene where she made a very mature decision all by herself to slow things down and see where this relationship might lead rather than try to force anything just because they feel they have to.
Her earlier behaviour was also that of a defensive person, someone who's been hurt in the past and tries to shield themselves from having it happen again. It was never malicious or duplicitous in any way and it doesn't come from a bad place in terms of being deliberately misleading. It was just her misguided way to try and protect herself and very much the kind of actions you'd expect from someone of that age who still has a lot to learn about how to properly deal with situations like this.
To me the picnic scene meant another thing, that she doesn't know what she wants. You can't agree to a closed three way relationship one day with your already girlfriend (with whom you had a closed relationship already) and another person and then the following day say "but no strings attached". I put that one on DPC not wanting us to commit too early to anyone and retroactively trying to fix the library scene, but I can't see that as mature, if any it's the opposite.