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I agree with you ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Their parents told Haru to live with Souta while he's in heat, they're living together temporarily and he's at home cuz he's in heat.
About your opinion bruh I couldn't agree more. I was reading anxiously waiting for a huge skip time at least to the end of college days.
I believe in early love and I'm not against their bond. I'd also be supportive but it's too early to have kids, I really hope the author doesn't messes up the story making something like that too early.
The title lied to me! I expected to see them move on from their school days, maybe into college or even past that, and starting that family I was promised. Instead, we get junior high? high school? kids mating and talking about kids, kinda implying at the end that Haru's pregnant.
Mating is basically like getting married, without the option for divorce. It's forever. I dunno about anyone else, but my son, who starts high school this fall, last thing I want is for him to be getting married and having kids. The parents were unrealistically supportive in this story. Sure, the damage is done and nothing can be done about it. But I'd still be more than a little pissed at my kids, even while still giving my support and care.
On another note, after they started living together, why did Souta forbid Haru from going to school? If he was in heat, I could understand, but he clearly wasn't. I don't get it.
And please don't take any of what I said the wrong way. It's a cute story, and I enjoyed it for the fiction it is - especially Tomo, I love Tomo - but certain points of it made me both concerned and bothered. Maybe I'm just speaking too much as a parent, but I'd have liked it more if the kids had waited even just another 3-4 years before mating. AND SHOW ME THE FAMILY I WAS PROMISED!