Higehiro: After Being Rejected, I Shaved and Took in a High School Runaway (light novel)
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Oct 9, 2021 3:34 PM
#1
I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? |
Oct 9, 2021 3:39 PM
#2
It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. |
Oct 9, 2021 3:39 PM
#3
They have their moments, but no thats not what ends up happening or what the show is about :) |
Oct 9, 2021 3:41 PM
#4
Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? |
Oct 9, 2021 3:46 PM
#5
Deane said: It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. The show went downhill and then ended super poorly. This being a big reason of course. Should’ve just had him bang the high schooler sooner rather than giving us the father figure schtick which made the final result kinda creepy. That being said, probably the show I’ve rated lowest of all time. |
Oct 9, 2021 3:46 PM
#6
R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. |
Oct 9, 2021 3:50 PM
#7
Its kind of like the opposite. The high schooler falls in love with the adult MC. But its not really a romance anime. The relationship between both the characters are more like Father-Daughter not bf-gf. |
Oct 9, 2021 3:55 PM
#8
Oct 9, 2021 4:05 PM
#9
Dude watched One Piece but couldn’t wait 12 eps to get what the anime was about. lmao |
Oct 9, 2021 4:17 PM
#10
kickstar said: pretty much what this guy said about the show is trueIts kind of like the opposite. The high schooler falls in love with the adult MC. But its not really a romance anime. The relationship between both the characters are more like Father-Daughter not bf-gf. |
Oct 9, 2021 4:35 PM
#11
Yep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 |
Oct 9, 2021 4:48 PM
#12
tobythesandwich said: at the end she isnt an high schooler shes an adult.R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. |
Oct 9, 2021 4:55 PM
#13
Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Not exactly. Hige no Soru is about two people who are lost in the world, one is struggling with living simply to work while the other can't understand the struggles and crulties of becoming a young adult. The two give each other a reason to live, hence how it takes on romantic connotations as the story goes on but that certainly isn't the focus unless your really not paying attention😅(the clues in the name of the show 'I shaved and took in a highschool', the title is litterally telling you this is a show about finding a reason to live better) I've got a spoiler free section on my review both here and on the YouTube's if you want the longer answer👍. Squidcub3000 said: Yep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 Deane said: It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. MadanielFL said: Nah it’s not really about that, but it doesn’t matter because the show just falls off in the end after introducing some really badly done family drama. With respect these are all some pretty shallow takes, in terms of romance, what about it do you find so hard to believe that two people giving each other a home and a reason to live, falling in love - so outraging?😅😅. And there nothing forced about the drama, the opposite in fact, it's well foreshadowed, within our understanding of the characters involved and enacted on in a reasonable manner kids do unfortunately kill themselves for what may seem like really petty reason and the way the mother acts is brilliantly honest, I've known far too many people like her. People who've had shit lives(like being a prideful person who gets dumped with two kids) and end up unable to process the world, in turn becoming unreasonable people themselves. If you can't relate to that, then good for you, be glad to of avoided that complicatedness😅😅) Both with the drama and the romance they are well written, sincere and within the logic of the involved characters. Not liking something doesn't make it bad, just means it wasn't the story you wanted to see. Hope that helps👍👍. |
momentieOct 9, 2021 4:58 PM
Oct 9, 2021 5:00 PM
#14
I'm not use how to explain it with out spoilers so I'm going to give you a short answer then spoiler talk below. If asked would I recommend this show I would, it's sweet and endearing and despite how it sounds is vastly different than you are imagining. The short answer is, Not quite. SPOILERS The show starts with Then meeting under a lamp post and him drunk and angry that she is doing what she's doing, she is doesn't understand at all why and tries to get him to sleep with her, after she realises that he won't she starts feeling uncomfortable, the only thing she knew how to do to keep a roof over her head was something she wasn't able to give. After time she begins to fall for him, an emotion she doesn't understand as she's only experienced it through prostitution but as she tries to convey her emotions to him but he still won't return her feelings, although his resolve on the matter has wavered by her constant affection. Eventually she returns to the home she ran away from but before parting ways she confesses how she feels about him, and he tells her to try again when she's older. It's unclear how serious he was about that, but there is a post credit scene with him running into her under the lamp post again. Again if you got this far down believe me it's a good solid story, the romance is soft but the caring nature of the show is beautiful, give it a try. |
GunSniperN7Oct 9, 2021 5:23 PM
Oct 9, 2021 5:12 PM
#15
GunSniperN7 said: I'm not use how to explain it with out spoilers so I'm going to give you a short answer then spoiler talk below. If asked would I recommend this show I would, it's sweet and endearing and despite how it sounds is vastly different than you are imagining. The short answer is, Not quite. SPOILERS The show starts with Then meeting under a lamp post and him drunk and angry that she is doing what she's doing, she is doesn't understand at all why and tries to get him to sleep with her, after she realises that he won't she starts feeling uncomfortable, the only thing she knew how to do to keep a roof over her head was something she wasn't able to give. After time she begins to fall for him, an emotion she doesn't understand as she's only experienced it through prostitution but as she tries to convey her emotions to him but he still won't return her feelings, although his resolve on the matter has wavered by her constant affection. Eventually she returns to the home she ran away from but before parting ways she confesses how she feels about him, and he tells her to try again when she's older. It's unclear how serious he was about that, but there is a post credit scene with him running into her under the lamp post again. Again if you got this far down believe me it's a good solid story, the romance is soft but the caring nature of the show is beautiful, give it a try. Great answer, glad to see someone else in this thread actually got the heartfelt and kind messages of the anime😅. By the way if you put [spoiler] and then [/spoil€r] around an answer it adds the proper hidden label😉😊👍. |
Oct 9, 2021 5:46 PM
#16
It’s more to it than just “the mc falling in love with a high schooler” i’s a great watch with an interesting plot. |
Oct 9, 2021 6:55 PM
#17
R77Prodigy said: tobythesandwich said: at the end she isnt an high schooler shes an adult.R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. Squidcub3000 said: sayu was 17 before the end and she's 19 at the end lmaoYep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 |
Oct 9, 2021 6:56 PM
#18
DressrosaCR7 said: thats an adult right there.R77Prodigy said: tobythesandwich said: R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. Squidcub3000 said: sayu was 17 before the end and she's 19 at the end lmaoYep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 |
Oct 9, 2021 7:01 PM
#19
R77Prodigy said: DressrosaCR7 said: thats an adult right there.R77Prodigy said: tobythesandwich said: at the end she isnt an high schooler shes an adult.R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. Squidcub3000 said: Yep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 tobythesandwich said: this show did not have a poor ending at all if you actually understood the last episode and the entire meaning of it, there is a reason when he sees sayu in the last episode he starts crying, since it was 2 years since he last saw her and he kind of accepted her feelings, how could you rate an anime like this lowDeane said: It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. The show went downhill and then ended super poorly. This being a big reason of course. Should’ve just had him bang the high schooler sooner rather than giving us the father figure schtick which made the final result kinda creepy. That being said, probably the show I’ve rated lowest of all time. |
Oct 9, 2021 7:17 PM
#20
People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble |
I love Monogatari Series |
Oct 9, 2021 8:29 PM
#21
Not even close.. it's about a girl who ran away from house and did ecchi stuff to live in men's house until she meets a man who is a good person and the story revolves around him teaching her right and wrong in society and making her go back to her house.. a really wholesome father daughter relationship with Japan's social issues mentioned |
Stawberry Milk Supremacy |
Oct 9, 2021 9:14 PM
#22
Tonethebone said: Nah it's not like that honestly, he is a reliable dude and she just looks upto him. I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? |
Oct 10, 2021 12:06 AM
#23
technically it’s the other way. she falls in love with the 'old' guy. |
Oct 10, 2021 12:18 AM
#24
Well,they fall in love each other at the mid of the show,and at last is what you're worried about will happen. The ending kinda sucks,and the drama is not really something I could praise. But people who like the show will defending this show regardless all of that. You better watch it yourself and then decide it yourself. At least 3 ep could give you a grismp of what this show could present. |
Oct 10, 2021 1:14 AM
#25
It's not like they are dating I. The series but I the end the girl does develop feelings for mc |
Oct 10, 2021 1:15 AM
#26
aktiwkunn said: People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble I don't think it's a case of people thinking disliking it to make them look better, the problem was how they presented it. It started out with a story about a kind man trying to fix a broken girl. She sold her body to multiple people to get there and forgot that her life has actual value. First half of the show is mostly about this: MC acting as a father figure and helping her get her life together... But then he falls in love with her. I don't think the problem was the adult dating the highschooler. It's anime, and if the high schooler is mentally mature, then I don't have a problem with it (for example, I really enjoyed Gal Gohan, which is about a high school girl in love with her teacher). The problem for me, and I imagine for most people, is how the story wasn't about that in the beginning. The story is set up as a wholesome romance/drama where Yoshida helps Sayu fix her problems and becomes a better person as a result, but then it devolves into a story where every single girl falls in love with him just because he's slightly nice, and a single speech from him fixes most problems. I also think that Sayu's backstory and family drama was terribly written, but well you could say that's subjective. With all the mentions of fate the story was giving us, I was pretty certain that Yoshida would end up with Sayu in the end. I just think the execution was terrible. |
DeaneOct 10, 2021 1:26 AM
Oct 10, 2021 3:51 AM
#27
No its about a high school girl that is cleary doesnt have a half functioning brain trying to seduce a very chad old man |
Oct 10, 2021 4:20 AM
#28
Deane said: aktiwkunn said: People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble It started out with a story about a kind man trying to fix a broken girl. She sold her body to multiple people to get there and forgot that her life has actual value. First half of the show is mostly about this: MC acting as a father figure and helping her get her life together... But then he falls in love with her. I don't think the problem was the adult dating the highschooler. It's anime, and if the high schooler is mentally mature, then I don't have a problem with it (for example, I really enjoyed Gal Gohan, which is about a high school girl in love with her teacher). The problem for me, and I imagine for most people, is how the story wasn't about that in the beginning. The story is set up as a wholesome romance/drama where Yoshida helps Sayu fix her problems and becomes a better person as a result, but then it devolves into a story where every single girl falls in love with him just because he's slightly nice, and a single speech from him fixes most problems. I also think that Sayu's backstory and family drama was terribly written, but well you could say that's subjective. This is a good review and I agree to a lot of parts. But to me it never seemed like the boss lady actually loved him. She was just messing around because his life was kinda interesting. If you look back at it you'll realise that |
I love Monogatari Series |
Oct 10, 2021 4:41 AM
#29
aktiwkunn said: Deane said: aktiwkunn said: People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble It started out with a story about a kind man trying to fix a broken girl. She sold her body to multiple people to get there and forgot that her life has actual value. First half of the show is mostly about this: MC acting as a father figure and helping her get her life together... But then he falls in love with her. I don't think the problem was the adult dating the highschooler. It's anime, and if the high schooler is mentally mature, then I don't have a problem with it (for example, I really enjoyed Gal Gohan, which is about a high school girl in love with her teacher). The problem for me, and I imagine for most people, is how the story wasn't about that in the beginning. The story is set up as a wholesome romance/drama where Yoshida helps Sayu fix her problems and becomes a better person as a result, but then it devolves into a story where every single girl falls in love with him just because he's slightly nice, and a single speech from him fixes most problems. I also think that Sayu's backstory and family drama was terribly written, but well you could say that's subjective. This is a good review and I agree to a lot of parts. But to me it never seemed like the boss lady actually loved him. She was just messing around because his life was kinda interesting. If you look back at it you'll realise that I disagree, I think she did love him but just "felt it wasn't meant to be", meaning Yoshida was 'fated' to be with Sayu. If she hadn't rejected him, he wouldn't have met her, so I think it was meant to be fate. That's just my opinion though, and if you interpreted it different that's completely ok :D |
Oct 10, 2021 5:46 AM
#30
Zac22 said: Well,they fall in love each other at the mid of the show,and at last is what you're worried about will happen. The ending kinda sucks,and the drama is not really something I could praise. But people who like the show will defending this show regardless all of that. You better watch it yourself and then decide it yourself. At least 3 ep could give you a grismp of what this show could present. Deane said: aktiwkunn said: People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble I don't think it's a case of people thinking disliking it to make them look better, the problem was how they presented it. It started out with a story about a kind man trying to fix a broken girl. She sold her body to multiple people to get there and forgot that her life has actual value. First half of the show is mostly about this: MC acting as a father figure and helping her get her life together... But then he falls in love with her. I don't think the problem was the adult dating the highschooler. It's anime, and if the high schooler is mentally mature, then I don't have a problem with it (for example, I really enjoyed Gal Gohan, which is about a high school girl in love with her teacher). The problem for me, and I imagine for most people, is how the story wasn't about that in the beginning. The story is set up as a wholesome romance/drama where Yoshida helps Sayu fix her problems and becomes a better person as a result, but then it devolves into a story where every single girl falls in love with him just because he's slightly nice, and a single speech from him fixes most problems. I also think that Sayu's backstory and family drama was terribly written, but well you could say that's subjective. With all the mentions of fate the story was giving us, I was pretty certain that Yoshida would end up with Sayu in the end. I just think the execution was terrible. As I put it in my own post above momentie said: Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Not exactly. Hige no Soru is about two people who are lost in the world, one is struggling with living simply to work while the other can't understand the struggles and crulties of becoming a young adult. The two give each other a reason to live, hence how it takes on romantic connotations as the story goes on but that certainly isn't the focus unless your really not paying attention😅(the clues in the name of the show 'I shaved and took in a highschool', the title is litterally telling you this is a show about finding a reason to live better) I've got a spoiler free section on my review both here and on the YouTube's if you want the longer answer👍. Squidcub3000 said: Yep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 Deane said: It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. MadanielFL said: Nah it’s not really about that, but it doesn’t matter because the show just falls off in the end after introducing some really badly done family drama. With respect these are all some pretty shallow takes, in terms of romance, what about it do you find so hard to believe that two people giving each other a home and a reason to live, falling in love - so outraging?😅😅. And there nothing forced about the drama, the opposite in fact, it's well foreshadowed, within our understanding of the characters involved and enacted on in a reasonable manner kids do unfortunately kill themselves for what may seem like really petty reason and the way the mother acts is brilliantly honest, I've known far too many people like her. People who've had shit lives(like being a prideful person who gets dumped with two kids) and end up unable to process the world, in turn becoming unreasonable people themselves. If you can't relate to that, then good for you, be glad to of avoided that complicatedness😅😅) Both with the drama and the romance they are well written, sincere and within the logic of the involved characters. Not liking something doesn't make it bad, just means it wasn't the story you wanted to see. Hope that helps👍👍. ((Also can we all keep in mind that when we say 'romance' we are literally referring to Sayu's crush and one after credits scene that can easily be interprited as two people happy to see each other after 2 years. They never even hold hands or kiss for god sake😅😅)) |
momentieOct 10, 2021 5:52 AM
Oct 10, 2021 6:16 AM
#31
momentie said: Zac22 said: Well,they fall in love each other at the mid of the show,and at last is what you're worried about will happen. The ending kinda sucks,and the drama is not really something I could praise. But people who like the show will defending this show regardless all of that. You better watch it yourself and then decide it yourself. At least 3 ep could give you a grismp of what this show could present. Deane said: aktiwkunn said: People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble I don't think it's a case of people thinking disliking it to make them look better, the problem was how they presented it. It started out with a story about a kind man trying to fix a broken girl. She sold her body to multiple people to get there and forgot that her life has actual value. First half of the show is mostly about this: MC acting as a father figure and helping her get her life together... But then he falls in love with her. I don't think the problem was the adult dating the highschooler. It's anime, and if the high schooler is mentally mature, then I don't have a problem with it (for example, I really enjoyed Gal Gohan, which is about a high school girl in love with her teacher). The problem for me, and I imagine for most people, is how the story wasn't about that in the beginning. The story is set up as a wholesome romance/drama where Yoshida helps Sayu fix her problems and becomes a better person as a result, but then it devolves into a story where every single girl falls in love with him just because he's slightly nice, and a single speech from him fixes most problems. I also think that Sayu's backstory and family drama was terribly written, but well you could say that's subjective. With all the mentions of fate the story was giving us, I was pretty certain that Yoshida would end up with Sayu in the end. I just think the execution was terrible. As I put it in my own post above momentie said: Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Not exactly. Hige no Soru is about two people who are lost in the world, one is struggling with living simply to work while the other can't understand the struggles and crulties of becoming a young adult. The two give each other a reason to live, hence how it takes on romantic connotations as the story goes on but that certainly isn't the focus unless your really not paying attention😅(the clues in the name of the show 'I shaved and took in a highschool', the title is litterally telling you this is a show about finding a reason to live better) I've got a spoiler free section on my review both here and on the YouTube's if you want the longer answer👍. Squidcub3000 said: Yep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 Deane said: It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. MadanielFL said: Nah it’s not really about that, but it doesn’t matter because the show just falls off in the end after introducing some really badly done family drama. With respect these are all some pretty shallow takes, in terms of romance, what about it do you find so hard to believe that two people giving each other a home and a reason to live, falling in love - so outraging?😅😅. And there nothing forced about the drama, the opposite in fact, it's well foreshadowed, within our understanding of the characters involved and enacted on in a reasonable manner kids do unfortunately kill themselves for what may seem like really petty reason and the way the mother acts is brilliantly honest, I've known far too many people like her. People who've had shit lives(like being a prideful person who gets dumped with two kids) and end up unable to process the world, in turn becoming unreasonable people themselves. If you can't relate to that, then good for you, be glad to of avoided that complicatedness😅😅) Both with the drama and the romance they are well written, sincere and within the logic of the involved characters. Not liking something doesn't make it bad, just means it wasn't the story you wanted to see. Hope that helps👍👍. ((Also can we all keep in mind that when we say 'romance' we are literally referring to Sayu's crush and one after credits scene that can easily be interprited as two people happy to see each other after 2 years. They never even hold hands or kiss for god sake😅😅)) My problem isn't that Yoshida and Sayu got together at the end. Like I said in my post, "With all the mentions of fate the story was giving us, I was pretty certain that Yoshida would end up with Sayu in the end. I just think the execution was terrible." But, well, let's just agree to disagree. |
DeaneOct 10, 2021 6:21 AM
Oct 10, 2021 6:18 AM
#32
Deane said: momentie said: Zac22 said: Well,they fall in love each other at the mid of the show,and at last is what you're worried about will happen. The ending kinda sucks,and the drama is not really something I could praise. But people who like the show will defending this show regardless all of that. You better watch it yourself and then decide it yourself. At least 3 ep could give you a grismp of what this show could present. Deane said: aktiwkunn said: People really like to overreact at these stuff What's the big deal in dating a high school girl if you have her consent ? Do you think disliking this would make you look noble I don't think it's a case of people thinking disliking it to make them look better, the problem was how they presented it. It started out with a story about a kind man trying to fix a broken girl. She sold her body to multiple people to get there and forgot that her life has actual value. First half of the show is mostly about this: MC acting as a father figure and helping her get her life together... But then he falls in love with her. I don't think the problem was the adult dating the highschooler. It's anime, and if the high schooler is mentally mature, then I don't have a problem with it (for example, I really enjoyed Gal Gohan, which is about a high school girl in love with her teacher). The problem for me, and I imagine for most people, is how the story wasn't about that in the beginning. The story is set up as a wholesome romance/drama where Yoshida helps Sayu fix her problems and becomes a better person as a result, but then it devolves into a story where every single girl falls in love with him just because he's slightly nice, and a single speech from him fixes most problems. I also think that Sayu's backstory and family drama was terribly written, but well you could say that's subjective. With all the mentions of fate the story was giving us, I was pretty certain that Yoshida would end up with Sayu in the end. I just think the execution was terrible. As I put it in my own post above momentie said: Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Not exactly. Hige no Soru is about two people who are lost in the world, one is struggling with living simply to work while the other can't understand the struggles and crulties of becoming a young adult. The two give each other a reason to live, hence how it takes on romantic connotations as the story goes on but that certainly isn't the focus unless your really not paying attention😅(the clues in the name of the show 'I shaved and took in a highschool', the title is litterally telling you this is a show about finding a reason to live better) I've got a spoiler free section on my review both here and on the YouTube's if you want the longer answer👍. Squidcub3000 said: Yep what first commenter posted. At first seemed like it was going to show sensitive subjects (that sadly often happen irl) in a very mature and different way than I expected going in. But then by the end 25 yo in love with 15 yo 🤡 Deane said: It starts out great, with the main character taking care of a high schooler who ran away from home. He acts mostly as a father figure, helping her sort her life out. … aaaaand then yeah it becomes about what you’re concerned about. MadanielFL said: Nah it’s not really about that, but it doesn’t matter because the show just falls off in the end after introducing some really badly done family drama. With respect these are all some pretty shallow takes, in terms of romance, what about it do you find so hard to believe that two people giving each other a home and a reason to live, falling in love - so outraging?😅😅. And there nothing forced about the drama, the opposite in fact, it's well foreshadowed, within our understanding of the characters involved and enacted on in a reasonable manner kids do unfortunately kill themselves for what may seem like really petty reason and the way the mother acts is brilliantly honest, I've known far too many people like her. People who've had shit lives(like being a prideful person who gets dumped with two kids) and end up unable to process the world, in turn becoming unreasonable people themselves. If you can't relate to that, then good for you, be glad to of avoided that complicatedness😅😅) Both with the drama and the romance they are well written, sincere and within the logic of the involved characters. Not liking something doesn't make it bad, just means it wasn't the story you wanted to see. Hope that helps👍👍. ((Also can we all keep in mind that when we say 'romance' we are literally referring to Sayu's crush and one after credits scene that can easily be interprited as two people happy to see each other after 2 years. They never even hold hands or kiss for god sake😅😅)) My problem isn't that Yoshida and Sayu got together at the end. Like I said in my post, "With all the mentions of fate the story was giving us, I was pretty certain that Yoshida would end up with Sayu in the end. I just think the execution was terrible." But, well, let's just agree to disagree. Fair enough bud, aside from some sketchy animation here and there I'm struggling to see how the excution was bad but hey no worries, have a nice one😊👍. |
Oct 10, 2021 6:53 AM
#33
Yea, From the first They are look like Farther and daughters. He try to talk care of Sayu but at the end when Sayu came back I think they might become couple. I not sure but that what I think :D |
Oct 10, 2021 7:41 AM
#34
Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Tonethebone said: no, til the very end my guy sticks to his morals. Show more of a drama slice of life show with ecchi themesI’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? |
Oct 10, 2021 7:43 AM
#35
For any of y’all wondering no the kid doesn’t date the adult throughout the whole show, so if u were planning to skip this For that reason, don’t this a amazing show |
Oct 10, 2021 7:58 AM
#36
alexhasnolife said: Dude watched One Piece but couldn’t wait 12 eps to get what the anime was about. lmao Lol so true. But really the 800 or so episodes of one piece I’ve seen were easier to watch then a lot of other much MUCH shorter shows just because I was super into it like immediately. I guess like if I’m having negative thoughts about a show it’s like a chore more than it is a treat like it should be |
Oct 10, 2021 8:05 AM
#37
You are right but in reverse. That just makes the show worse. |
Oct 10, 2021 4:27 PM
#38
No it’s not, there’s always the thought that maybe it’ll turn into that but it’s mainly about a high schooler who ran a way from home for some deep reasons and they’re trying to find a way through life on their own. Then at some point she finds this worker and he helps her grow as a person etc. It’s honestly an amazing anime that you need to watch but the title doesn’t do it anyway favours nor does the first few episodes |
Oct 11, 2021 12:43 PM
#39
He does not fall in love with the high schooler. He is a father figure to her and says multiple times that he only likes older women. At the end of the show the high schooler begins to fall in love with the mc but nothing happens between them |
Oct 11, 2021 1:10 PM
#40
"Is this show about the mc falling in love with a high schooler?" This show is a prime example that not every story needs romance. The "romance" of this show is basically an infatuation of a teenage girl towards a man who was just nice to her. Sometimes people confuse affection with romance, especially at young age, so it's not surprising that she developed some conflicted feelings towards him that (imo) mistook for romantic feelings. But no matter if you believe MC returned those feelings or not, or whether you find it sweet or creepy their relationship in the end, it's still a story that would have been better without this unnecessary romance plot. And that's why the ratings fell after the middle, where the romance took the focus and got rid of all the other storylines. |
Oct 23, 2021 9:34 AM
#41
This show isn't for westerners who hate young girls. That's for sure. Better stop hating on people for their choice of love. |
Jan 11, 2022 11:03 AM
#42
Romangelo said: This show isn't for westerners who hate young girls. That's for sure. Better stop hating on people for their choice of love. Well I live in Texas and I'm 39 and these are my favorite types of shows and scenarios because they're actually interesting. |
Jan 11, 2022 11:50 AM
#43
Yui_Suzumiya69 said: Romangelo said: This show isn't for westerners who hate young girls. That's for sure. Better stop hating on people for their choice of love. Well I live in Texas and I'm 39 and these are my favorite types of shows and scenarios because they're actually interesting. Of course. Texas is a red state so there's a lot of cool people. |
Jan 12, 2022 9:46 PM
#44
Romangelo said: Yui_Suzumiya69 said: Romangelo said: This show isn't for westerners who hate young girls. That's for sure. Better stop hating on people for their choice of love. Well I live in Texas and I'm 39 and these are my favorite types of shows and scenarios because they're actually interesting. Of course. Texas is a red state so there's a lot of cool people. So you think Sentai will get the license for this to dub it and release it on blu ray? Essentially that's all I'm waiting for to watch it. Same for Girlfriend, Girlfriend. |
Mar 28, 2022 4:24 PM
#45
Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? He likes her. He just resists because she's jailbait. Harem ending at the conclusion. Worth a watch in fast forward. But not at normal speed. tobythesandwich said: The show went downhill and then ended super poorly. This being a big reason of course. Should’ve just had him bang the high schooler sooner rather than giving us the father figure schtick which made the final result kinda creepy. That being said, probably the show I’ve rated lowest of all time. He seriously should have laid the pipe within 30 minutes of meeting her. Then they fall in love, the end. Or they fall in love, and he outright tells her he wants to bang her but will go to jail until she's old enough. No father schtick. |
CarbonMDMar 28, 2022 4:27 PM
Mar 28, 2022 4:31 PM
#46
Tonethebone said: I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? You shouldn't believe everything you hear. The show set out a strong premise with some interesting characters in the first half. Then shat on all of that in the second. In short, if you like being disappointed it's a recommended watch. |
Quantum ille canis est in fenestra |
Aug 27, 2022 7:08 AM
#47
Romangelo said: This show isn't for westerners who hate young girls. That's for sure. Better stop hating on people for their choice of love. Dude what? If your "choice of love" is a high school girl that's just creepy, they don't hate it for no reason. There's maturity difference between a 26 year old and a teenager, the latter is an easy target for manipulation. |
Aug 27, 2022 12:17 PM
#48
planet11 said: Romangelo said: This show isn't for westerners who hate young girls. That's for sure. Better stop hating on people for their choice of love. Dude what? If your "choice of love" is a high school girl that's just creepy, they don't hate it for no reason. There's maturity difference between a 26 year old and a teenager, the latter is an easy target for manipulation. It's not illegal in Asia. So go cry to Chris Hansen. |
Oct 22, 2022 1:11 AM
#49
R77Prodigy said: tobythesandwich said: at the end she isnt an high schooler shes an adult.R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. that's what's referred to as "grooming" |
Oct 22, 2022 2:52 AM
#50
HagePotPotato said: R77Prodigy said: tobythesandwich said: R77Prodigy said: Tonethebone said: well he isnt dating her if youre concerned about that.I’ve heard great things about this show, but I’m not into the whole adult dates a high schooler thing. Is that what this show is about? Yeah not until the end lol. that's what's referred to as "grooming" grooming would be more like koikimo not this anime imo. |
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