I think it has something to do with Japanese language and family hierarchy??
Yuki (the youngest child) count his family first which consists of (2 older brother, 1 older sister, and himself) and Tsukasa, not part of the siblings but still count as family. Doesn’t mean he pair himself with Tsukasa >>
You’re complicating it too much. He just repeated what he had said before with the change he realised after. The first time he said: “Two older brothers one older sister and me.” The second time he repeated: “Two older brothers one older sister, me” and then added the change “and Tsukasa
yup
it shouldn't be confusing
You said it all
Agreed. He said in his family term, and tsukasa is a new member in the family.
Is anyone else struggling with the math of the "my two older brothers, an older sister, me and tsukasa"
So its like
Either from miki's point of you, which he doesn't have two older brothers but
if it means its from yuki the kids perspective, so he has the two older brothers but why is going "tsukasa (The love interesT) and him? My brain is like??? Idk I think I'm focusing on the sentence structure to much and giving myself a riddle