This is genuinely so good. It tackles disability, first love, fear of coming out, personal growth. I've got nothing else to say except that it's freaking perfect. It's not fake or half hearted, it is simply genuine. When your crush is absent and you're disheartened, or how your eyes sparkle when they finally arrive and you get to talk to them. It's fucking cute. At the same time it really helps you grow with the characters. Kanon learned new feelings and experiences, accepted her disability and how to navigate through it. Meanwhile Saki learns to depend on others and communicate, love herself instead of thinking of the worst scenarios in your head and letting it get to your head. Sometimes your troubles are only in your mind, it's important to recognize the patterns and tell yourself to take a step back, communicate and rethink the situation. Overall in terms of writing, I like the slow burn and how every character has some good. No forced ex toxic lover trope, no bullies for the sake of being bullies. It really highlights the good in people and teaches valuable lessons about opening up to others.
This is genuinely so good. It tackles disability, first love, fear of coming out, personal growth. I've got nothing else to say except that it's freaking perfect. It's not fake or half hearted, it is simply genuine. When your crush is absent and you're disheartened, or how your eyes sparkle when they finally arrive and you get to talk to them. It's fucking cute. At the same time it really helps you grow with the characters. Kanon learned new feelings and experiences, accepted her disability and how to navigate through it. Meanwhile Saki learns to depend on others and communicate, love herself instead of thinking of the worst scenarios in your head and letting it get to your head. Sometimes your troubles are only in your mind, it's important to recognize the patterns and tell yourself to take a step back, communicate and rethink the situation.
Overall in terms of writing, I like the slow burn and how every character has some good. No forced ex toxic lover trope, no bullies for the sake of being bullies. It really highlights the good in people and teaches valuable lessons about opening up to others.