[Daria already felt exposed and weakened, she could tell it was a great big concern she laid out for him to take. It was a scary situation, and it left her vulnerable.
The difficulty of leaving what you care about for someone else was a sore spot she grew to have. After so much acceptance of her situation and letting fate deal with it, really though, what good did it do her? All she wanted was to not be alone, despite her aspiration for solitude and isolation since she was a small child.
It proved to not work. She couldn’t be without her friends and her family. She was humble enough now to know that was no real damper on independence, at least it didn’t have to be.
She looked at his hand, and hesitated for a moment. She was being asked to trust in someone else for a very sensitive topic. She’d done alright on her own, but a part of her hated to admit that he was right. He was totally right.
And that was scary.
Daria spoke a big passive game, and soon enough...that would really just leave her alone. Kyousuke called her out big time, and put it into a better perspective. Wasn’t that was she aimed to gain no matter what happened to her? The idea of letting other people take he wheel of her fate sounded bad. Really bad.
She shouldn’t stand for it.
....
She took that hand.]
When you put it that way, you’re right. Guess my logic is beat.
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The difficulty of leaving what you care about for someone else was a sore spot she grew to have. After so much acceptance of her situation and letting fate deal with it, really though, what good did it do her? All she wanted was to not be alone, despite her aspiration for solitude and isolation since she was a small child.
It proved to not work. She couldn’t be without her friends and her family. She was humble enough now to know that was no real damper on independence, at least it didn’t have to be.
She looked at his hand, and hesitated for a moment. She was being asked to trust in someone else for a very sensitive topic. She’d done alright on her own, but a part of her hated to admit that he was right. He was totally right.
And that was scary.
Daria spoke a big passive game, and soon enough...that would really just leave her alone. Kyousuke called her out big time, and put it into a better perspective. Wasn’t that was she aimed to gain no matter what happened to her? The idea of letting other people take he wheel of her fate sounded bad. Really bad.
She shouldn’t stand for it.
....
She took that hand.]
When you put it that way, you’re right. Guess my logic is beat.