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Originally Posted by Vallen Chaos Valiant
Courtly love, perhaps. He wants to make her happy, but he does not have the power to do so.
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mostly this, since also hitagi had a problem, but in her case it was ok to stay with her and slowly cure it after the first treatment, while with hanekawa it wasn't
one explanation is, as you said, araragi wasn't really able to solve hanekawa's problem by himself, he had over 2 chances to address it and in both he only solved it temporarily, never definitely
but there may also be other explanations,
he may have been able to solve it, but didn't have the will to do so, in which case one should ask/wonder why he didn't want to
maybe he really wanted to be asked for help by her
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Originally Posted by Vallen Chaos Valiant
Keep in mind that he had to re-evaluate his entire view of her, as she is NOTHING like what he had imagined. Whatever feelings he had at the beginning is irrelevant as it is based on love for a girl who doesn't actually exist. What feelings he has now is for the real Hanekawa. The girl who doesn't want to be helped, and refuses to help herself.
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instead of saying araragi loved an hanekawa who didn't exists, i would say araragi loved/admired(greatly) only a part of hanekawa(the perfect white one), not her as a whole