
The prince is kinda ticking me off. He needs to learn how to leave Mc tf alone.

âChildren need someone of their own age to socializeâ but sheâs not that young of a child? In her past life it seems she was around high school age, so wouldnât it make sense for her to want to be around other high school age kids? And sheâs clearly not comfortable with the prince bothering her all the time, so I think the child of the duke would be a better choice for her. He seems more mature than the prince, and since sheâs probably tired of the prince dragging her around all the time, some quiet chilling with somebody else might be what she needs.

itâs been clearly explained that she has no expectations of others bc of her trauma w her mom ans other relationships (so she doesnât become disappointed), and trying to keep it that way when people show unconditional kindness is hard for her and therefore pushes away the people around her so they donât get sad about her death when she inevitably passes (this is especially the case with the prince). even with mehen, she keeps a thick wall between them by letting him close as her âmotherâ but not close enough for her to fully rely on him.
although i do agree she also probably feels easier exhausted around the crown prince because of the difference in energy levels, but it is again clearly shown that sheâs only that abstracted from friendships bc of her past trauma and truly sees the prince in a positive light, but doesnât want to make him grieve for her if she gives in to his affections â also hinted by the empress.

People can show her unconditional love by her side with other ways other than dragging her everywhere (leave her exercise to the doctor), but I digress. What also really ticks me off about the prince is that heâs literally ignoring her answers. Sheâs saying no, and heâs ignoring that. Has anybody ever told this kid that no means no??? Also, from his perspective, we would see a girl whoâs constantly tired, and not happy with him around. So why doesnât he leave? Anyways tbh Iâm getting tired of this argument already, donât bother responding.

yeah but sheâs obviously a mentally ill person that doesnât know whatâs best for her, even if she âwantsâ to be alone itâs obvious that it wonât do her any good. although i do agree that no should mean no (the prince lacks any sense of boundary and personal space) but in many cases it isnât reliable when a person does say no to such things as social interactions because they usually want to avoid it only to prevent getting hurt again. you say she should leave the excising to her doctor but has he ever suggested doing such things? no. both the doctor and the FL has given up on getting better and only the ML truly sees potential for improvement. She kinda needs someone that relentlessly has hope for her like this so she doesnât give up altogether and dies thinking there was nothing she couldâve done. i get your point about not forcing a person and whatnot, but to what extent does a personâs desires affect them so unhealthily to the point a third party has to step in with force? anyways donât reply to this if youâre so tired of this argument, im only sharing my analysis and my own experience with having to help such people on their own feet again.
Does this have a novel