I just came here from the anime (i've only watched the two ep that are out), I think after...

I just came here from the anime (i've only watched the two ep that are out), I think after seeing some of the comments about Oushi and also watching him briefly, I think that while his effort is sweet (him learning sign language) his perspective is skewed. People with disabilities shouldn't be treated as completely fragile and in need of being separated and protected like children. They're entitled to living life like everyone else, like my biggest gripe with Oushi already is that he acts like she needs to be completely protected away from society and not only is that so limiting for her but also taken in the most negative way is also patronizing? I also feel like a lot of people steer into this mindset of people with disabilities need to be protected at all costs but like who asked for all of that?