Why do you always have to do that? Why do you always have to find a way to make someones argument irrelevant? Or disregard a chunk of it.
The simple fact of the matter is this. We saw that Hinata's feelings towards Naruto are not romantic.
I see the opposite.
However through her confession we saw that she believes she is in love with Naruto romantically. Throughout this entire manga there is absolutely nothing to suggest that her feelings for Naruto are romantic.
Part 1 would be true but since after the Pain arc and manly her confession i dont see it.
It's just fans misinterpreting moments combined with the anime team creating filler moments to make us believe that Hinata's love for Naruto is real. Taking her confession and her constant "Naruto-kun" and the famous "I also want to stay by Naruto-kun's side" as proof that she loves him romantically.
But again I say this she doesn't love him romantically.
What??
Filler team has nothing to do with actual manga.
I never used those two quotes as proof that she loves him romantically, i used how the scene where she was willing to sacrifice her life on the pain arc and she stating the world love, and later when she does it again, and thoughout that arc on the "path to radiance" where all the friends states they will fight together and she brings romantic conontations to her wish.
Naruto is the one that encouraged her to do her best and since Naruto is the one that inspired her, she ended up projecting feelings towards Naruto. She's a confused girl.
Also when I said "I want her to realize" I was referring to her realizing that she doesn't know what she's talking about. That she's mistaken her feelings and hopefully comes to the realization that she's just inspired by Naruto. That she's not really in love with the boy.
So you're judging who's in love with romantically based on your personal preferences and not how Kishimoto presents it?
I dont give a damn why she loves Naruto as long as the manga itself portrays it as love.
I've seen pathetic foundations being portraited as love like Sakura and Lee.
Also it seems you're mistaken romantic love with attraction. You can be attracted to another guy/girl but that doesn't mean you're romantically in love with that guy or girl.
Kishimoto didnt showed attraction love on the manga, his words are clear with "suki" on Sakura's case, and as for Hinata we have those moments.
i'm not mistaing love for attraction because it doesnt "exist" on the series.
Unless you're talking about Lee but again it's portraited as love.
#Sidenote.
I've seen this type of gag with Hinata's case but however she went too far with this "infatuation" that i dont think it cant be mistaken as anything else other than romantic love.
Edited by Dαrkrєrsŧ, 19 May 2014 - 07:06 PM.