Yes. It was better for Suduo to step away. He looks thoughtful but really, he is simply hesitant and uncommitted. As Honda says, Suduo is easy to be pulled by reality. Straight or not, someone who can only love DURING their intimate moments but pull away BEFORE or AFTER is not a good partner.
I do not like how Honda is easily reeled in by Sahashi. He is rather lethargic when it comes to decision-making, always wanting someone else to make it for him. He cannot confess so he relied on Suduo's confession. He could not free himself voluntarily from the unstable relationship of being with Suduo, so he relied on Sahashi to pull him out.
Compared to Honda and Suduo, Sahashi and Chi-kun are more interesting. But Honda and Suduo are more realistic. So even if the plot is somehow boring, at least the characters have some sort of individuality.
Yes. It was better for Suduo to step away. He looks thoughtful but really, he is simply hesitant and uncommitted. As Honda says, Suduo is easy to be pulled by reality. Straight or not, someone who can only love DURING their intimate moments but pull away BEFORE or AFTER is not a good partner.
I do not like how Honda is easily reeled in by Sahashi. He is rather lethargic when it comes to decision-making, always wanting someone else to make it for him. He cannot confess so he relied on Suduo's confession. He could not free himself voluntarily from the unstable relationship of being with Suduo, so he relied on Sahashi to pull him out.
Compared to Honda and Suduo, Sahashi and Chi-kun are more interesting. But Honda and Suduo are more realistic. So even if the plot is somehow boring, at least the characters have some sort of individuality.