before anything - how ironic (is it irony…

before anything - how ironic (is it irony - idk) anyway... found it "funny" that Nana has been tutoring almost everyone in this drama. with Sakura it was motivated out of pity and comradery. with Masaki just a means to communicate and then friendship. and after the blow-up between the two, i kinda get why Masaki comes off so jaded from the start of this. ************************this time around Nana wasn't justified in lashing out - yeah i get she was hurt, cause she thought Masaki teaching others what she taught him, was him sharing something that was theirs alone, and only them being able to communicate through sign made it special/precious. thus making their relationship unimportant or insignificant in his eyes, when he chose to use that mode of communication with strangers. **********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************but what she said was b.s. - people wanting to learn sign language isn't hypocrisy - each has their own reasons. if what she said was true, then any person without disabilities wanting to help and accommodate people with, is a fake - which is far from the truth. *********************************************************************************************************************************i get, getting defensive and not trying to understand the true motivations behind someone actions, when u r hurting - which is very human. but sadly cause of her melt down (her inability to face why she was deeply hurt), Masaki been walking around like a injured soul for how long now?!? this sad. ****************************************************************************************** ****************************************************************************************************************************************Tsumugi's conversation with her mother and after that with Sakura, was truly heart warming and bittersweet.

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