Even if the writer envisions what the ending will be early on, the road there can get bumpy and maybe affect how people perceive the ending

the opposite obviously goes as well: they’ll pull the plug early if the series isn’t meeting their expectations

I looked at the manga and uh. why did he make the uniforms like that

(I mean we can all infer why lol, but it is not to my taste. I definitely prefer the anime version's character designs).

the reason this hurts me is at times I've found myself online often enough to say "oh no it's that super annoying user again"

haven't really liked any commercials. enjoyed the halftime show

I mean from a marketing perspective of course. there have been third-party apps to transfer your playlists for a really long time. but when convincing people to switch you gotta make it seem way easier than "well I've gotta search for an app to transfer my stuff"

I just don't think "flawed" says anything significant at all, at least not significant enough to use space on if you're trying to write a concise summary of your thoughts on a work.

finding what you believe to be a flaw in a work of fiction, however.... I mean.... is there any work of fiction that every person alive would consider perfect?

I'm so happy to see a certain ship finally setting sail, too

oh man. this series really nails the feeling of excitement when you and someone you're romantically interested are both cautiously expressing it in little ways....

I'm on chapter 15 and I dunno if the initial gimmick really has much steam left. but the way the girl likes him is cute. I wonder how long it will take for bro to not be so paranoid

basically he seems like the world's most paranoid kid, at least in terms of what he assumes girls' intentions to be

the greatest thing about this series is the way it gives MC such a strong arc