Iya na Kao sare nagara Opantsu Misete Moraitai

There was something quietly transformative about that show-though it wasn't tied to any specific genre or storyline, it seemed to arrive at the exact right moment in life. Watching it felt like opening a window in a room you didn't know was stuffy. The characters, flawed yet deeply human, mirrored struggles that felt oddly familiar, offering a kind of silent companionship through unspoken challenges. Its themes lingered long after the final credits, reshaping how you looked at relationships, purpose, and even yourself. It wasn't about spectacle or twists; it was about reflection. And somehow, in the stillness of its story, it managed to change everything.

I realize what a degenerate I am;despite that, I won't change my opinion. I have only watched 1 episode as of yet and I can say with confidence, easily one of my favorite animes if not my most favorite. I finally understand why I was born, it was for this moment. Lmao.