The Most Dumbest reason why people hate this anime!?

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Softhenic03 said:
So this anime is unrealistic,that's why everyone hates it.If that is the case then it's okay to hate every other anime,as anime was never realistic to begin with

Exactly! Hence the reason why I called it so DUMB!

Sep 22, 2021 1:51 AM

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G1llette said:
I dislike this show because it's boring, and I doubt many people are actually complaining about realism.

I check you profile, You give Nichijou a 9.

I also watched Nichijou, I will not say its bad (I give it a 8/10) But honestly there are more boring moments in Nichijou than the funny moments.

In Girlfriend Girlfriend when I watched it, every episode has atleast 1 funny moments.

Sep 22, 2021 2:13 AM

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People just keep crying especially people like fmab fanbase.. ignore then and enjoy ur life bro

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Sep 22, 2021 3:40 AM

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DarkGamerA said:
People just keep crying especially people like fmab fanbase.. ignore then and enjoy ur life bro

I just want some discussion about this.

Sep 22, 2021 3:47 AM

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Nah, personally I didn't like the show not because it's "unrealistic," or because the MC is two-timing, or because they're shouting all the time, or whatever. It was just boring and not funny.

Sep 22, 2021 4:01 AM

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why do people want realism on anime smh

also it might be cringe to some people, which I understand, but this is actually funny

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Anyways, do I look cute in this outfit?~

Sep 22, 2021 12:36 PM

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I hate this because protagonists 2 timing

Sep 22, 2021 12:36 PM

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I hate this because protagonists 2 timing

Sep 22, 2021 1:51 PM

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As someone who's poly, this show isn't all that unrealistic. If anything, it shows a pretty realistic take about several issues regarding people who start non-monogamous relationships (jealousy, inadequacy, poly saturation, etc). There are times where they go overboard for comedic effect, obviously, but for the most part, relationships like this and the issues with it exist! Anyone who says differently either doesn't know about poly, or refuses to acknowledge it outright.

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Sep 22, 2021 9:54 PM

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CourtsCorner said:
As someone who's poly, this show isn't unrealistic at all. If anything, it shows a pretty realistic take about several issues regarding people who start non-monogamous relationships (jealousy, inadequacy, poly saturation, etc). There are times where they go overboard for comedic effect, obviously, but for the most part, relationships like this and the issues with it exist! Anyone who says differently either doesn't know about poly, or refuses to acknowledge it outright.

Interesting. In a poly relationship, is it traditional to ignore your partner telling you she doesn't want to be in a poly relationship until you eventually browbeat her into giving into your demands?

Sep 22, 2021 10:04 PM

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MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:
As someone who's poly, this show isn't unrealistic at all. If anything, it shows a pretty realistic take about several issues regarding people who start non-monogamous relationships (jealousy, inadequacy, poly saturation, etc). There are times where they go overboard for comedic effect, obviously, but for the most part, relationships like this and the issues with it exist! Anyone who says differently either doesn't know about poly, or refuses to acknowledge it outright.

Interesting. In a poly relationship, is it traditional to ignore your partner telling you she doesn't want to be in a poly relationship until you eventually browbeat her into giving into your demands?

At what point is there brow beating? They explicitly ask for her permission, and discuss what the intentions were behind wanting this. At no point are they intimidating her in an abusive way. Of course, at first, she says no because this is "cheating", which it isn't (because again, they go to her and ask, instead of hiding it). This is sort of a condensed version of what happens in real life, where upon first suggestion, people are against the idea of poly until more is explained/explored. Obviously, things in this show are exaggerated for comedic/dramatic effect, so it's obviously not a play-by-play on how poly starts.

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Sep 22, 2021 10:37 PM

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CourtsCorner said:

MugenNoShirayuki said:

Interesting. In a poly relationship, is it traditional to ignore your partner telling you she doesn't want to be in a poly relationship until you eventually browbeat her into giving into your demands?

At what point is there brow beating? They explicitly ask for her permission, and discuss what the intentions were behind wanting this. At no point are they intimidating her in an abusive way. Of course, at first, she says no because this is "cheating", which it isn't (because again, they go to her and ask, instead of hiding it). This is sort of a condensed version of what happens in real life, where upon first suggestion, people are against the idea of poly until more is explained/explored. Obviously, things in this show are exaggerated for comedic/dramatic effect, so it's obviously not a play-by-play on how poly starts.

Okay, and the fact that she's still not okay with it?

Naoya knows full well that Saki is weak to pressure. And he took advantage of this fact to continue pushing her until she said "yes". She said no, and rather than respect her "no" and drop the idea of dating Nagisa, he ignored her opinion and kept pushing her until he got the answer that he wanted, giving her no alternatives. There was no "if you say no then I won't date Nagisa", that was never an option. There was only "I'm going to do this either way, and you're going to have to be okay with it."

Sep 22, 2021 10:43 PM

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MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:

At what point is there brow beating? They explicitly ask for her permission, and discuss what the intentions were behind wanting this. At no point are they intimidating her in an abusive way. Of course, at first, she says no because this is "cheating", which it isn't (because again, they go to her and ask, instead of hiding it). This is sort of a condensed version of what happens in real life, where upon first suggestion, people are against the idea of poly until more is explained/explored. Obviously, things in this show are exaggerated for comedic/dramatic effect, so it's obviously not a play-by-play on how poly starts.

Okay, and the fact that she's still not okay with it?

She consents to him being with the both of them. They're literally in a poly relationship this whole season. Did you not watch the same anime? If she truly stuck with not wanting to do this, they would've broken up.
Look, I get the idea that you either don't know about how poly works, or you just flat out don't agree with it. But if that's the case, just say that outright, rather than projecting your own feelings onto a character who clearly chose differently than you would've.

Sep 22, 2021 10:48 PM

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CourtsCorner said:

MugenNoShirayuki said:

Okay, and the fact that she's still not okay with it?

She consents to him being with the both of them. They're literally in a poly relationship this whole season. Did you not watch the same anime? If she truly stuck with not wanting to do this, they would've broken up.
Look, I get the idea that you either don't know about how poly works, or you just flat out don't agree with it. But if that's the case, just say that outright, rather than projecting your own feelings onto a character who clearly chose differently than you would've.

Sep 22, 2021 11:15 PM

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MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:

She consents to him being with the both of them. They're literally in a poly relationship this whole season. Did you not watch the same anime? If she truly stuck with not wanting to do this, they would've broken up.
Look, I get the idea that you either don't know about how poly works, or you just flat out don't agree with it. But if that's the case, just say that outright, rather than projecting your own feelings onto a character who clearly chose differently than you would've.

Understanding that your selfish wants to keep a person all to yourself purely out of insecurity and jealousy (both of which are bad and unhealthy habits to break when dealing with poly), and contending that by making it work despite those feelings in order to stay with someone you love is YES, something that happens in poly. You keep making it sound like Saki is miserable the whole damn time when she's not. She grows to enjoy being around Nagisa, and supports her. She can leave whenever she wants (and had a whole season to leave if she was truly miserable). She's not being forced to stay, dude.
Saki knows an ultimatum wouldn't work, so she agrees and makes it work between the three of them. Saki clearly has a *lot* of insecurities to work through, and a lot of those are addressed because of the type of relationship they're in. She is actively choosing to stay in this poly relationship even though it brings out many of her insecurities, and challenges her notion of what a "normal" relationship dynamic is.

Sep 22, 2021 11:25 PM

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CourtsCorner said:

MugenNoShirayuki said:

Understanding that your selfish wants to keep a person all to yourself purely out of insecurity and jealousy (both of which are bad and unhealthy habits to break when dealing with poly), and contending that by making it work despite those feelings in order to stay with someone you love is YES, something that happens in poly. You keep making it sound like Saki is miserable the whole damn time when she's not. She grows to enjoy being around Nagisa, and supports her. She can leave whenever she wants (and had a whole season to leave if she was truly miserable). She's not being forced to stay, dude.
Saki knows an ultimatum wouldn't work, so she agrees and makes it work between the three of them. Saki clearly has a *lot* of insecurities to work through, and a lot of those are addressed because of the type of relationship they're in. She is actively choosing to stay in this poly relationship even though it brings out many of her insecurities, and challenges her notion of what a "normal" relationship dynamic is.

She isn't "actively" choosing to stay in the relationship, she's "forced" to stay in it, because the alternative is worse. She's alone and miserable and the only person she ever loved is out of her life. She doesn't want that, so she's forced to put up with something she doesn't want. And rather than acknowledge this, Naoya makes empty platitudes that don't actually address her problems, just put off the issues indefinitely. That isn't a healthy relationship. And her repayment for that is her boyfriend's continue lack of respect for her, and Nagisa, as well, as you'll see in his future actions and disregard for their input in the relationship and what they want. It's not insecurity when Naoya ACTUALLY treats her worse than the other women in his life.

Face reality, Naoya is a shitty boyfriend who cares more about what he wants than about what makes his girlfriends happy.

Also, why is it such a bad thing to want your partner to be committed to you? She only loves Naoya, is it unreasonable to want the same from him? "I have to let my boyfriend sleep with other women, because to not allow that would be selfish of me." That is a VERY dangerous mindset to internalize. The idea that she doesn't want the person she loves to also be seeing another girl is considered to be a "selfish" and wrong thing is a horribly toxic attitude to condone. If she said "no" she's now being selfish, jealous, and insecure because she doesn't want her boyfriend dating someone else? If Saki decided to date another guy, is she able to? Would Naoya be okay with that? Because his characterization up until this point says no.

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Sep 22, 2021 11:29 PM

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I'm sure most people hate the show for it being cringe.

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MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:

MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:

MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:

MugenNoShirayuki said:

CourtsCorner said:
As someone who's poly, this show isn't unrealistic at all. If anything, it shows a pretty realistic take about several issues regarding people who start non-monogamous relationships (jealousy, inadequacy, poly saturation, etc). There are times where they go overboard for comedic effect, obviously, but for the most part, relationships like this and the issues with it exist! Anyone who says differently either doesn't know about poly, or refuses to acknowledge it outright.

Interesting. In a poly relationship, is it traditional to ignore your partner telling you she doesn't want to be in a poly relationship until you eventually browbeat her into giving into your demands?

At what point is there brow beating? They explicitly ask for her permission, and discuss what the intentions were behind wanting this. At no point are they intimidating her in an abusive way. Of course, at first, she says no because this is "cheating", which it isn't (because again, they go to her and ask, instead of hiding it). This is sort of a condensed version of what happens in real life, where upon first suggestion, people are against the idea of poly until more is explained/explored. Obviously, things in this show are exaggerated for comedic/dramatic effect, so it's obviously not a play-by-play on how poly starts.

Okay, and the fact that she's still not okay with it?

She consents to him being with the both of them. They're literally in a poly relationship this whole season. Did you not watch the same anime? If she truly stuck with not wanting to do this, they would've broken up.
Look, I get the idea that you either don't know about how poly works, or you just flat out don't agree with it. But if that's the case, just say that outright, rather than projecting your own feelings onto a character who clearly chose differently than you would've.

Understanding that your selfish wants to keep a person all to yourself purely out of insecurity and jealousy (both of which are bad and unhealthy habits to break when dealing with poly), and contending that by making it work despite those feelings in order to stay with someone you love is YES, something that happens in poly. You keep making it sound like Saki is miserable the whole damn time when she's not. She grows to enjoy being around Nagisa, and supports her. She can leave whenever she wants (and had a whole season to leave if she was truly miserable). She's not being forced to stay, dude.
Saki knows an ultimatum wouldn't work, so she agrees and makes it work between the three of them. Saki clearly has a *lot* of insecurities to work through, and a lot of those are addressed because of the type of relationship they're in. She is actively choosing to stay in this poly relationship even though it brings out many of her insecurities, and challenges her notion of what a "normal" relationship dynamic is.

She isn't "actively" choosing to stay in the relationship, she's "forced" to stay in it, because the alternative is worse. She's alone and miserable and the only person she ever loved is out of her life. She doesn't want that, so she's forced to put up with something she doesn't want. And rather than acknowledge this, Naoya makes empty platitudes that don't actually address her problems, just put off the issues indefinitely. That isn't a healthy relationship. And her repayment for that is her boyfriend's continue lack of respect for her, and Nagisa, as well, as you'll see in his future actions and disregard for their input in the relationship and what they want.

Face reality, Naoya is a shitty boyfriend who cares more about what he wants than about what makes his girlfriends happy.

Wow...way to turn Saki into a damsel in distress when she clearly isn't.
And real classy of you to insert spoilers from the manga, despite the fact that I've only seen the anime. Nice.
Yeah, I think I'm done trying to educate someone who's both petulant and blatantly ignorant and inexperienced about relationships. Peace out.

Sep 23, 2021 1:32 AM

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You asking for the dumbest reason why people hate this anime when this anime itself is the dumbest anime this season

Sep 23, 2021 1:47 AM

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I would assume some people failed to understand that this is meant to be a comedy, a satire, a parody of the Harem genre and it’s not taking itself seriously.

I haven't seen this show but:

Sep 23, 2021 1:49 AM

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i don't give a shit to others reviews.to me it was may be a 2 or 3/10....the increasing bland jokes related to kids loving and kissing each other...also when mirika bet his father for he wanted her daughter to come home, annoyed me

You all have to undrestand that Chainsaw man is impossible to adapt without CG.

Sep 23, 2021 4:39 AM

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I like cuz goood Animu grills - v -

Sep 23, 2021 8:00 AM

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This show is comedy gold ... me and my girl both loved it. All you haters are just uncultured

Sep 23, 2021 8:00 AM

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Christian_zen

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This show is comedy gold ... me and my girl both loved it. All you haters are just uncultured

Sep 23, 2021 5:16 PM

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I don't like this anime, because mc is trash.

Sep 23, 2021 8:18 PM

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You know, after Saekano, School days, and SAO. now there's another anime with a cringy MC in Kanojo to Kanojo. that makes me even more sure that I really don't like ecchi harem and overpower anime.

Sep 24, 2021 1:36 AM

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