i believe in itsay superiority

This is image is from episode 1. As we can see it’s all nice and tidy, a place for everything, everything in its place. It’s symbolic of his comfort in his boring day to day routine.

However. . .

This is from episode 12, after their breakup. Obviously everything is a mess. This just goes to show how much Adachi really loved Kurosawa. Not only does his room mirror that of someone who’s obviously heartbroken, but it also signifies how he can’t go back to “normal”.

His comfort in his old routine isn’t there anymore, because Kurosawa brought excitement to his life, he made it better. Now the world seems just little more dim than before.

gay panic

/ɡeɪ/ • /ˈpænɪk/  

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1. when you’re a 30 year old virgin and you find out that the most popular guy at work is absolutely smitten with you.

that’s why i’m extremely thankful to the revolutionary drama cherry magic for giving us a 30 year old protagonist that hasn’t figured himself out yet. in fact, he’s only now starting to learn how to deal with adulthood and finding goals for himself, in his own time. that is relatable to so many of us young adults that usually feel like we’re failing in life when it’s actually very common to not have your shit together in your 20s!!

we don’t always know what we want, we don’t always have goals but that doesn’t make us less valid. we’re not running out of time, that’s just a capitalist excuse so we won’t spend too much time taking care of ourselves and more time making money for them.

but it’s okay to still be figuring yourself out!!!! i think that’s really important to show, especially in the japanese culture.