I don't think Keiichi is completely blameless. There were quite a few situations that he should have taken the time to explain what was going on (like when Keiichi turned his head away when Shingo tried to kiss him). Keiichi knew before now how hard it was for Shingo to trust. With the way Keiichi was acting, Shingo's anxiety reared it's head, and he lost his trust in Keiichi. That's not saying Shingo is blameless, either. He's too quick to give up and run away. If they had tried to talk it out and really listen to each other, this situation could have been avoided.
Thank you for putting all the details into this one beautiful paragraph (⌒▽⌒) you are the MVP!
i was too quick to judge (chap. 1- 5) then dumbfounded by Shingo's sudden break up remark, so i got lost.
Indeed! i hope by the next chapter they really talk it out and put everyone's heart at ease
Thank you! I've always wanted to be an MVP! (●'◡'●)ﾉ I went back and reread the earlier chapters after reading the update. There were a bunch of times where Keiichi's actions were misleading. I personally have trust issues myself, so I could completely understand why Shingo might have become discouraged. I truly believe that Keiichi was just as much at fault as Shingo.
officially saying that my brain is unable to comprehend the whole things going from chap. 6 - 10
so keiichi is not in the wrong here? it's just shingo's anxiety or what?
GAAHHHH (╯°Д °)╯╧╧ i owe keiichi a big apologize then >_<