I'm quite aware of the fact that she is still believes in NaruSaku, but most of her followers take it with a grain of salt anyways. I've read how supportive her husband is (pretty sweet of him, I gotta say).
If you follow her, you should know that she is just gathering up rumors and telling them her followers. She's aware that many people do not believe her.
How likely is that one rumor? Of course, there's a small possibility that it is true... I wasn't there, you weren't there.Though I do not have any proofs, I'm pretty sure that neither she or her husband are lying. He might have just misunderstood what he heard... Again, it's just a rumor, he heard while he was buying some medicine.
"Ruin the manga series"... Do you happen to know what the general reaction of the japanese artists over the ending is? We all think it's horrible, but I've seen enough sane people who like it 
Ofcourse, but most people on this thread don't follow her and don't seem to understand her information should be taken as a grain of salt. Copying and pasting her posts here is really going to make people slightly more hopeful, and eventually even more disappointed.
I'm not saying her husband is necessarily lying to her, I'm saying there's no point dragging other the reputation if other mangakas' reputations through the mud based on laughable evidence. You hear rumours all the time, but spreading them despite the ridiculousness of it is doing nothing but hurting people.
"Ruin their manga series" as in, end their series with a movie that is essentially a giant retcon of established facts. Has any long-running series manage to ever successfully pull that off without essentially destroying their own story? No, because that is what a retcon is.
People who support this ending are either a) love Hinata and don't care how absurd the story has become to prop her up or are b) being polite about the series ending. No one calling it out as a retcon is actually applauding it as a good thing. And now we should consider the possibility that there are other authors who wish to end their series by sidelining their heroine to make a movie about the genesis of a Mary Sue? What?
Edited by Nefertieh, 29 November 2014 - 04:34 AM.