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I too read this at a much too young age and was obsessed with it. It wasn’t until I started to watch it on crunchyroll that I thought “oh wait, this is incredibly problematic”
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I too read this at a much too young age and was obsessed with it. It wasn’t until I started to watch it on crunchyroll that I thought “oh wait, this is incredibly problematic”
Like most people I started reading this when I was like 13. Around when I started middle school. I must’ve watched the anime at least 20x probably more. I loved ren so much and thought the story was so cute. I’m in high school rn almost in my senior year and recently I stumbled upon a TikTok of the anime. And I was so wierded out. I’m around rens age currently (I’m about to be 17).
I’ve come to the realization this story would be so perfect if it wasn’t a romance…like that was actually unnecessary. It wasn’t needed it could’ve just been cutie ren getting a nice obsessive older brother who cared for him and finally receiving love he deserved.
Actually in middle school I wrote a fanfic of this. The fanfic was renren losing his memory and then falling in love with the kid who made him solve the rubrics cube. Even in middle school I found haru to be honesty weird af. Bro why did the author make this story a romance . I have so many good memories of this even though it’s weird it’s really hard to let go