But it wasn't about that. He was placed with a decision of seeing someone die, while he takes his place. Even though the guy was wrong, it's kinda expected from any person to be desperate to live especially if they still a lot to live for. Kotone was wrong for not consulting his husband but he isn't wrong for thinking empathetically and in a humanistic way. To subject his decision only to po* is unfair since that wasn't his reasoning to begin with but rather became the solution
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@AuroraMoon so he should just let himself die because the other guy doesn't want to, watch his man suffer the consequences of his wavering resolve to accept what he signed up for, that they yes will die, but naturally of aging and that the supposed couple aren't even a couple, just to slacking irresponsible beings who want the perks but none of the actual job? No there is humanity and then there is martyring. His loyalty is to the person he chose to live his life with and he made his choice the fact he keeps backing away every time a hardship comes his way and reasons it as a bl novel trope, proves he himself doesn't fully view this as an actual reality until it's forced on him that it is, that his mate is indeed a real living being not just a book character makes me to believe he isn't full invested as he leads himself to believe. That's what's frustrating!
@AuroraMoon This one's well spoken