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It's hard for me to understand how things can be difficult for you (do you run your own business?), but I do agree about this necessity to be financially totally independant. Nevertherless, I think it's good to have someone next to you who can support you (even with money when needed). That's maybe because I knew i would very likely spend most of my life alone that I wanted so much to have security at work. That's how being a civil servant is usefull. I like being independant, but still I don't like working. i'm under the impression I'm becoming totally dumb, literally.
About not having what you want.. well i'm unable to have the men I want, so I can understand what you mean... though I think the fault is totally mine.
I do understand your feelings concerning becoming a working woman(though, contrary to you, i've never been interested in becoming independant). As a civil servant, i'm less concerned by the recession, but I can clearly see around me how things are difficult for young workers nowadays (and not only young ones, in fact). I wish I could have grown up in the sixties, in France that sounded so much more funny and interesting than in the nineties...
Wow you've got a very long completed list for someone relatively new on this website! We seem to have the same taste in dramas, so I should try some high rating dramas of your list.
I 've also watched Innocent love and Honey and Clover, and Narimiya's characters were the only one I liked in them.
Orange Days is on my PTW list for ages, need to watch it soon.
I haven't seen many of them though, so I will definitely check out Amachan, Soratobu Kouhoushitsu and 35-sai no Koukousei.
I hope you will continue to give us those results every season.
Do you plan to make a boy version : I would suggest Kamiki Ryunosuke in Namida wo fuite, where he was so cute (well, he is 20 now and still remains cute imo)?
I don't live with my family anymore, but That's definitely what my mum may think whenever I'm spending holidays at home!
Every character was enjoyable in his own way, and though I'm more attracted by clever characters like Kageyama (i'm looking forward the movie airing this summer in Japan), i was moved by Katayama, and Shuntaro was fresh and delightful.
I totally agree with your statements about the character considering different point of views. My favorite one, as a viewer though, was Enomoto Kei, and what attracted me the most in him was his unability of interact with other "normal" people. The numerous scenes when some kind of misunderstanding happened between the 2 or 3 leads were really cute, and made the flavoour of this drama. Thanks again