I'm only explaining to you it's not as impulsive as you make it sound. you can only call it impulse when she thinks it on the spot and does it randomly without thinking. She had time to think it through. Might it be a mistake? Sure it can, though I don't think so personally, but it definitely was't impulsive. BTW you seem to be bouncing back and forth with your arguments. One minute you're saying Sakura is in love with Naruto, the next you're saying she's only acting like a big sister or something. Care to explain? I was under the impression you thought she loves Naruto but her actions and confession weren't the best of choices on her part.
Until you show me that she gave it the proper amount of thought that it actually deserves, and unless you tell me that she had any sort of emotional anticipation or anxiety about it, then I must conclude that it was contrived and impulsive. She had a convenient reason to do it when she did, and whether she was doing it to communicate her feelings or not, that was not the only reason.
And I did explain this. Once again, you are not reading what I said. I said that there is a difference between what is currently evident and speculation about what is to come. Right now, I feel that her love for him is conflicted, and she hasn't yet admitted it to herself. I said that her actions show this conflict. And as for her love for him, I believe that will come out in full force, with the proper emotions, once she thinks on it the way she should.
Her actions and confessions
aren't the best choices on her part. I'm not saying that she didn't believe the confession, or at least part of it, was true on some level. But whether it was or not, it was premature, it was inappropriate, and it was not necessary. By doing what she did, it will not help Naruto. If anything it would make things harder on him. I'm not saying I can't forgive her for the mistake. But it
was a mistake. It was not well thought out, and she did it for the wrong reasons.
This. Every bit of this. It's why most fandoms end up rubbing me the wrong way. Let people like what they like.
Anyone who judges another's fandom based on their own metrics is committing what is known as the "No True Scotsman" fallacy. And they do not deserve to be taken seriously. I am a true fan of the pairing. I simply do not blindly worship everything about it without giving it reasonable thought like a sycophant. And the only ones who judge me this way are the ones who take every criticism as bashing. It's foolish.
Edited by PachucoDesigns, 02 April 2012 - 09:59 PM.
On the morning of Wednesday, April 11th, 2012, my Aunt Karla passed away. She was my mother's baby sister, and my coolest aunt when I was a kid. She was the best babysitter ever, and she was like an older sister to me.
Karly, I don't know if you can hear this. I am not a believer, I haven't been since Sheryl died. But if you can, I want you to know that I'm truly sorry for everything bad I've ever said about you. When you were suffering, I should have been there to help you. I should have visited. I should have encouraged you to leave the house and get a job, to be active and alive the way you used to be.
I promise that I will do everything that I can to be successful and a good person, to make you proud the way you would have wanted me to. No matter what I said, I loved you. And I will always love you. Rest in Peace, you will never be forgotten.
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