I enjoyed it, Ruri's reaction to Tooru telling him to "fix" his stutter (meaning well of course) was pretty justified after reading his childhood and all his life people telling him off, taunting him, making fun of him, etc. He viewed Tooru as being one of the people who didn't want to "fix" him, so when he heard that he was incredibly hurt. If you rationalize it from a readers perspective it's almost impossible not to find this annoying, but he has suffered all his life which made him incredibly insecure. He doesn't have something called self esteem, cause everyone around him made sure he didn't feel reassured by anything he did.
So with all this said, I didn't find him annoying. He was emotional, broken and lonely.
I enjoyed it, Ruri's reaction to Tooru telling him to "fix" his stutter (meaning well of course) was pretty justified after reading his childhood and all his life people telling him off, taunting him, making fun of him, etc. He viewed Tooru as being one of the people who didn't want to "fix" him, so when he heard that he was incredibly hurt. If you rationalize it from a readers perspective it's almost impossible not to find this annoying, but he has suffered all his life which made him incredibly insecure. He doesn't have something called self esteem, cause everyone around him made sure he didn't feel reassured by anything he did.
So with all this said, I didn't find him annoying. He was emotional, broken and lonely.