Does anyone agree or disagree. I personality think that sakura should haved made up her mind instead up clinging onto an abusive unhealthy with sasuke. She dosen't necessary have to fall for naruto to do that Whats important is that its better for her to standup to herself. As for kishi he really should have not dragged out the love triangle until the very bitter end like that he ruined the believably of all the ships all for the sake of stupid pairing drama.
Moving on is different from suddenly switching to being in love with someone else after being in love with someone for so long. I don’t get how that’s so hard to get. Sakura hadn’t moved on. She would be basically be going, “Oh, Sasuke, I love you with my entire being.” to “Oh, Sasuke Naruto, I love you with my entire being.” If she was able to suddenly drop her feelings for Sasuke like that, I would say that would ruin her as a character. No one needs a girl like that. Also, her confession happened in relatively chronological close proximity to the invasion of pain arc. She would look like she only wants Naruto because he’s now the hero of the village. Kishimoto wasn’t saying that Sakura can’t move on. He was saying that she shouldn’t and couldn’t just drop her feelings for Sasuke like they meant nothing and then suddenly rebound to Naruto. I really think that would ruin her integrity as a character.
Regardless Sakura's integrity as a character is ruined, there's not even an iota of respect left in her character. It's been trashed. Flushed. Burned to a crisp.
Sakura could've had a good character arc, where she overcome her faults and weakness and realized that the love she had for Sasuke was not only immature and largely selfish, but unreciprocated. Then she could've gradually came to see that love Naruto had for her (or appeared to have at the time, cause apparently that's all red herring BS now) and the love she could have for him was real, selfless love.
She didn't even need to end up with Naruto -- I honestly would have just been happy to see Sakura decide enough is enough and realize she, as a person, deserves to be treated better. And then go on to be a happy, successful, single woman. I'm a single woman and very happy not being tied down, I don't feel lonely or like I'm missing out on anything. Being single is great and relationships are not the only way to happiness. I really wish more writers would show that, but Kishimoto's too misogynistic. The man can't write female characters, period -- or write at all haha.