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So common, although in Japan is more usual, there is highly blamed any king of "weakness", it is a constrictive society and is unbeleavable that in a developed country psychiatry has so little presence.
Very possible. Niki is a bit too realistic for the author to not have any personal experience with it.
I totally agree.
Mangaka wrote in the end that she's like uke. Is that mean that she had High-Functional Autizm, too? Maybe she's not diagnosed bc in Japan there are no psychiatric care, but it's pisses me off so much when people who had illness problems are calling "useless" #－.－)