Prolly doom scrolling rn

I wanted to cry with the "Hirose's happiness is also my happiness" while crying. So many teens would get jealous, or would clam up and refuse to speak to Hirose to avoid getting more hurt.

Yet, Okuto does his best to draw happiness from Hirose being in a healthy relationship, and even bowed to be suportive of them (even as little as the relationship ended up lasting). We need to try and be more like Okuto. To be supportive of other people's happiness instead of just looking for our own.

I dunno if it was intentional or not, but I spent half the series calling him "Tako-chan" because of this (lil octopus). I just feel like he wouldn’t find the nickname insulting, and it fits him.

I binge watched the entire Go for it, Nakamura-kun in one sitting, even tho I know I shouldn’t have.

After watching the last chapter, I've got bitter taste on my tongue.

Things were genuinely starting to look hopeful for Nakamura, too. And then...

I mean, it's the most realistic ending that it could've had. But it still left me feeling so bad.

I wasn’t expecting anything like Sasaki to Miyano. But the fact that the outro of last episode is just watching Nakamura's room while imagining him outside, crying alone, while his family debates not looking for him...

Happy birthday, my sunshine!

What he meant:

Making the mound is his version of making a nest.

1. Roam around waiting for lone, unsuspecting students

2. Catch them by surprise and don't let them go

3. Introduce him to the rest of the team.

1. Approach the baseball grounds

2. Be dragged inside by a desperate coach

3. Be intimidated into staying