This is quite some timing to see this, as I finally finished the Kamoshida arc for myself a few days ago. While I appreciate Kawakami as much as the next guy, I already decided I’m not romancing her until a future New Game+ run.
This is quite some timing to see this, as I finally finished the Kamoshida arc for myself a few days ago. While I appreciate Kawakami as much as the next guy, I already decided I’m not romancing her until a future New Game+ run.
Sorry man, it's obvious you have autism and you need to become more aware of it. People don't require the information that "you haven't picked [character] because you already have your sights on a different one", it's literally useless information, which can also be taken the wrong way if you don't start out from the autistic mindset "more clarification is always better!". No, it's not always better, and a normie would only use such a phrasing if he wants to make this picking-a-side (i.e. romance option) the item of the conversation.
I am just trying to help you navigate further such cases of potential rejection that confuses you.
Sorry man, it's obvious you have autism and you need to become more aware of it. People don't require the information that "you haven't picked [character] because you already have your sights on a different one", it's literally useless information, which can also be taken the wrong way if you don't start out from the autistic mindset "more clarification is always better!". No, it's not always better, and a normie would only use such a phrasing if he wants to make this picking-a-side (i.e. romance option) the item of the conversation.
I am just trying to help you navigate further such cases of potential rejection that confuses you.
God damn TF he do to you?!?! Slaughter your whole clan or some shit ?!?!
Sorry man, it's obvious you have autism and you need to become more aware of it. People don't require the information that "you haven't picked [character] because you already have your sights on a different one", it's literally useless information, which can also be taken the wrong way if you don't start out from the autistic mindset "more clarification is always better!". No, it's not always better, and a normie would only use such a phrasing if he wants to make this picking-a-side (i.e. romance option) the item of the conversation.
I am just trying to help you navigate further such cases of potential rejection that confuses you.
This person’s comment is completely harmless, they shouldn’t have to abide by some convoluted set of rules just to “pass as a normie” the easiest way to become miserable as a neurodivergent person is to hyper-analyze every single social interaction instead of just chilling tf out and enjoying yourself despite what anyone else thinks.
