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Originally Posted by blitz1/2
I wouldn't. I'd still say Houki stinks for having loose principles which was why Ichika was a bit confused, because I assume Houki was very principle guided person, only to see her throw it out as soon as possible.
Ichika is not an idiot, the girls are to blame for EVERYTHING. Denseness or not, you would assume that gaining affection by attacking him is a failing grade in Gaining Affection 101, unless you are attempting the opposite logic. Oh now it makes sense! The girls are trying to make Ichika dislike them, how could I not have figured it out sooner?!
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Originally Posted by Eratas123
It's not about who did the 180 - I'd still find it pathetic if anyone else did what Houki did. I wouldn't have minded if she just accepted from the get-go, but she made herself look stupid by going 'I REFUSE to do anything just for show! It's against my principles!' and then chucking said principles out the window when Mayuzumi offered her tickets that gets her ad ate with Ichika. Reagardless of my like/dislike of Houki it made her seem really weak-willed and easily tempted.
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I'd like to share a quick reminder. Do not take me as acting aggressive in this post, I've been in seclusion for 4 days, and I am the least bit interested in arguing....
But I can't believe this is an issue. Are Houki haters so low on ammunition it's now a thing to attack a girl's principles? There's too much hate going around it's become very difficult for viewers to see something other than the glaring annoyances.
Let me make this one simple.
"Doing something for show is against my principles."
see's a chance for a dinner for two
"I'll take it."
What happened? You can see it's plain as a day in England, it's not longer just for show, she was willing to compromise her principles in exchange for a legitimate chance to spend extra time
with him. This is why the bloody divorce rates are high nowadays, I've seen one too many relationships with "me, myself and I", and not enough compromise for both parties involved. Many a long time married couples attest to "sacrifices" being made simply because spending time with the one you love is a priceless commodity compared to going solo within a relationship.
Then what happened next? She asked him if he's got a problem with that, he said he's fine with it as long as she's fine with it, and then,
she proceeded to ask him afterwards about the dinner. She didn't force it on him, because he was down with it.
They both came to an agreement. Doing the interview no longer became a way to show herself as "the sister of Tabane, strongest in the land!" (which she did not take advantage of that either), but it was a way for her to spend time with the dude. I thought we've seen it plenty of times in anime before, some guy's were willing to go blind for the one they love, or risk the destruction of two worlds just for some zettai ryouiki action
, why is it suddenly revolting when a girl decides on a decision?
And she get's criticized for this? Who wants to bet this happens to Charlotte, and everybody who is everybody goes on cheering "whoohoo she got a one up on the competition!". Double standards my foot, I eat double standards for breakfast.
