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Lmao gotta say was not expecting to hear that Nodoka is "the most wholesome girl" in this year of our lord 2024. Did we forget that whole yumi scene with the sexual assault? Is this what seeing a girl's tits does to a motherfucker?
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Some confirmed ages:
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Not confirmed, but implied:
Tsubasa is probably at least in her late 30s. She finds both Wakana and Sensei young:
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well you know how there are jock guys that sexually abuse girls but actually its just their way to show they care, I think it was kinda similar for Nodoka with Yumi, I think she was trying to bruteforce fix Yumi with that
Is this a joke? Please tell me this is just a really bad joke i dont get.
By intentionality, I mean that she doesn't understand how bad the outcomes she wants will affect other people because she's using herself as the judgement. If she was in Ayane's shoes, she would think getting taken advantage of by a cute girl would be great. And again, dumb 15 year old does dumb things, really not that deep.
On the Yumi thing, I really don't get it. Have you never seen any romcom ever? Like isn't "making the heroine jealous to get her to realize her feelings" not a super common trope? Cuz that's literally what Nodoka is doing. You can see in the conversation with Chika a few events earlier, and in the event itself, that Yumi doesn't even realize herself how much she cares about Sensei. She's shocked when Nodoka suggests that her giving Sensei a BJ would hurt her more, and comes to the realization that it actually would hurt more when she chooses to degrade herself over watching the blowjob. This is the purpose of that event - Nodoka is trying to get Yumi to stop coping when it comes to Sensei and admit her feelings, with the revenge thing as a side bonus.
She's not stupid - as Futaba said, she observes the class so much that she understands every character. She knew the potential of getting hurt (obviously, and hinted by her smiling after getting beaten up), but she chose to continue because the reward of progressing her story was more important than her own safety. Again, she fully understands the consequences of her actions, and makes the choices accordingly.
...Yes, and how does she make people understand? By writing stories...
I mean, the point is her feelings are irrational. Nodoka knows that a lot of her fears are unfounded, like how the classmates will go target her. The only real argument Futaba makes is that the existence of the story makes her feel bad, and that friends shouldn't make each other feel bad. So really the question becomes "do my feelings of discomfort matter less to you than you writing this story," and well, the answer is yes.
No one puts their friends above everything else, there are always things people will value more than friendship. Perhaps your friend dislikes the fact that things they don't care about matter more to you than them, but that's kinda their problem. Friendship isn't a contract with written rules, after all.
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Not dead, blacklisted. Last update was on the 1st.all i wanna know is.. its the game dead or something?
You know you have some compelling arguments. I think i will answer to that with the reaction nodoka showed right after futuba left her room crying. You know, here supposed friend, that she did hurt with her actions.
She isnt sad, she doesnt feel sorry or regret, i actually believe she doesnt feel anything right this moment. Tbh the more i look into this i wonder if she is suffering from some sort of disorder and she doesnt feel anything at all and just fakes it everytime she does show emotions.
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Kirin is not using herself as the judgement. She's simply a bad person that gets off doing bad things to others. Really not that complicated.
This isn't actually a Romcom... I feel like the horror and rape tags would have made that obvious. Yumi and Sensei were not made closer, nor intended to be made closer due to this. That is just your headcanon.
Nodoka understanding the consequences is irrelevant. It has nothing to do with what I said, which was this:
You just completely ignored this, and shoved "understanding consequences" in for whatever reason.
Also, Nodoka can do more than write stories... you do realize she can talk right? These stories she writes are for work, and most of the class doesn't even know about it. Only Futaba has actually seemed to read it and Nodoka tried to prevent that.
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First off he's got a purple cap, second off he's only been seen around the young, and lastly, he's been spotted inside of a place that serves food, I've got a theory on who it is
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Well I think Nodoka knew that Futaba would be upset to some extent, after all we all want to believe that our friends really only care about us, and will be willing to stop things we think are stupid for us.
To help illustrate probably how Nodoka thinks about it, if your friend published a story about your life and insecurities, but no one could really trace it to you, why would you give a shit? Some people might feel mad like how it invaded their privacy or whatever, but if nothing will actually happen to you and it won't affect you in anyway, why are you even feeling mad? It's irrational. And people hate the idea that their feelings might be wrong.
So either Nodoka is confused why Futaba is upset to that extent, or shocked at how difficult it is to convince someone that their feelings might be irrational. Who knows.
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The game is updated on the first of every month, you can get it here when it's posted. It just won't show up on the "latest updates" tab or be promoted by the site.
Your quote implies that Nodoka risking her life on something she cares about is stupid. Who are you to make that judgement for her, to claim that what she cares about isn't work risking her life over? So is everyone who does anything risky that you don't think is worth it stupid? Just a really weird line of argument that borderlines on projection rather than an objective evaluation of the circumstances and internationalities behind the characters.
On the Yumi scene, it's not headcanon when Nodoka literally says:
Yumi: Why... Why that?
Nodoka: Because I think that would hurt you more.
Yumi: No! Why would that hurt me?
Yumi: Why would something like that hurt me!? Why do you think that!?
The point of the scene, other than revenge fetish porn material, is this confrontation with Yumi and her own feelings. Up until this point, she has convinced herself that she doesn't have any feelings towards Sensei, to the point where she genuinely believes it. Nodoka forces Yumi to make a choice - choose yourself, or Sensei. And it is incredible character development for Yumi to choose to hurt herself over watching Sensei be degraded when her key character trait is running away to not get hurt. There's no excuses here, and Yumi has to face the fact that she holds some sort of feelings towards Sensei. It's not about Sensei and Yumi getting closer, it's about the development of Yumi's character.
On Nodoka's writing, it's crazy how you downplay it's importance to Nodoka when it's literally her raison d'etre.
>I write because I have to do.
>Because I am gifted.
>It is not my fault others don't understand this gift.
>It just means I have to make them.
"She can just talk" and "It's just her job" lmfao. This character "Nodoka" you made up sounds nothing like the one in the game I just played.
The way you keep talking about the friends of people you dont even know to prove your point is quite irritating tbh. So you would really keep calling someone friend who does believe when you share something with them in confidence that it stops been a secret? Or is that just something you yourself think is okay, in that case i really feel bad for everyone who would trust you with anything. Because someone who would betray my trust in such a way, would have stopped been a friend. I mean alone that you even dare to say no one could really trace them has to be a joke. She did such a bad job of hidding who she is writting about that people were thinking sensei, rin and otaha were cosplaying. And only reason it hasnt come out is because the plot demands it.
And there is absolutely nothing irrational about been mad about it when someone does betray our trust. Because it doesnt matter if or if not that has any bad consequenses. The act of betrayal by itself alone is reason enough to be mad. And everyone who even tries to excuse such an act as okay, just completely lacks any empathy for other people.
Lacks any empathy just like nodoka.
Well, yes. The story is kinda shit in conveying it but we're working with the assumption that nothing will happen. Ultimately, I do think that it's a stronger argument that Futaba could have made but it's clear Sel in this argument between Futaba and Nodoka was more concerned with the concept of feelings and friendship rather than practical considerations, which is why I'm talking under the assumption that in the future no one is gonna like expose the girls or some shit.
So, working with that assumption, if no one could trace your "secrets" to you why would you even care. You're not affected in any way other than "feeling bad" and as Nodoka pointed out, you can just not read the book if it makes you feel bad. "Betraying your trust" is a formless emotion with no actual consequence, in which case we return to the original discussion on whether or not you should put the "feelings" of your friend above everything else, which I concluded no, that's unrealistic.
What Futaba is upset about is that Nodoka places her book above her feelings, and Futaba can't accept that Nodoka values her feelings less than her book. But people place their families, their selves, etc. above the feeling of friends all the time, and that's more acceptable? In the end, you either respect what your friends think are more important than you, or you break off the friendship because you can't create a compromise.
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