[ SECRET POST #3823 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3823 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"but where was it obvious?"

the fact that he literally started to confess his feelings to her. I gather from this comment you don't really know Japanese, but the grammar he used is ALWAYS used to preface a confession of romantic feelings. It's canon that he was going to confess romantic feelings to her.

It is NOT canon that he expected to start a relationship, and I don't think he would have. He knew she was married and was in a rough patch in his career and wanted closure. Not sure why so many people think him having feelings for her makes him a home-wrecker...

[(Anonymous)]

That grammatic structure is used as bait-and-switch all the time.

One of the first time I noticed that was on CCS. So many times did Touya seem to want to confess to Yukito... when he only wanted to tell him he knew about Yue.

So no, sorry, even those "(name) no koto" aren't necessary a preface for a confession.

[(Anonymous)]

Its basically a classic red herring the way it's used so often by now.

[(Anonymous)]

They are just trying to cone up with excuses to justify their dislike of bisexual Yuuri who had feelings for a woman, ewww.