You’d think that by now I’d realize that Facebook is dangerous. No, I wasn’t drawn

You’d think that by now I’d realize that Facebook is dangerous. No, I wasn’t drawn into a debate with relatives that don’t seem to understand that being an awful, ignorant person on all facets should not be a viable political platform. I was drawn, instead, to watching an anime. Usually those ripped video clips stuck between two white bars that say something to the effect of “When you break up with a girl in anime” don’t grab me, but this video did. Here, let me show you. (Content warning for child abuse and bullying.)These are the first nine minutes of the 2013 anime Kotoura-san, and immediately after watching this I knew I had to look up the summary to see if it was worth investing any more time in. I had no interest in watching a series devoted to the further torturing of its protagonist; however, the summary wasted no time in saying that this series was a romantic comedy (what?) that focused on the titular Kotoura-san making friends and healing from her childhood trauma. What followed was, yes, that in generous helpings. But Kotoura-san was also filled with, in equal parts, a bunch of uncomfortable sexual harassment and an unsatisfying narrative resolution to parental negligence which only served to undermine the actual good things going on.Spoilers below the cut. All the previous warnings still apply, with an additional one for incest.Read More -- source link

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