Sunde Mitsukete Kirameite

Sunde Mitsukete Kirameite
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I should have wanted to go back to my friends. I want to get closer than that. Hayakawa Akira, a third-year high school student, changes seats and sits next to his childhood friend Kuno Sumika. Akira, who has many friends and is active, and Sumiya, who likes astronomy and is quiet. The two grew up in the house next door from an early age and were their best friends despite their opposite personalities. However, when I was in elementary school, I had a trivial quarrel, and I couldn't say "I'm sorry" to each other, so I was estranged. Akira feels awkward to start preparing for the school festival in the same group, Sumiya has been kind to me as before ...
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    This plot point made angry, ngl - not at the girl but at society, as a whole as it is a reflection of current irl sentiments (look at the U.S and them taking away women's rights to bodily autonomy, and the rise of so-called male loneliness epidemic being blamed on women for choosing self-improvement over burdening themselves with man-children - btw, the loneliness epidemic is a class issue, not a gender one. It disproportionately affects poor people regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, etc).It just goes to show how women have always been seen as second class citizens and commodities to be traded between, and for the benefit of, those in power.Sorry for getting philosophical and political. It just grinds my gears that women and girls aren't given the same opportunities to self-determine as our counterparts.