More harm possibly than good?

Setho-kun said:
They will be in a situation similar to your name both of them forget about each other and think that they missing something important in life. I would not call it depression though. But they were able to live proper life

WannabeWeeb_ said:
But that was just the case with Kaizaki and Hishiro. I’m talking about with future subjects

Sam_Mad said:
If you've ever watched "5 centimeters per second" you'd know. Once you reach a certain age you start seeing things like this differently.

ReLife gives subjects not the possibility to re-live from their high school years (the best years of ones life) onwards, but instead the opportunity to remember that there are more chances in life.

But if a subject were to fall in love with a student, for example: if hishiro was not also part of the program, what would have happened?

Then kaizaki wouldn't have forgotten her in the end, so he would not have felt something was amiss, and I'm sure he would've gotten over her as if he had met her in a dream.

Then he would have used that experience as motivation and proof that he could achieve the same thing if he tried as an adult. Because thats the mentality that most people over 23 have, and in the anime it is somewhat evident that they also have that mentality.

In short, more than make them dwell in what could have been, relife would give a somewhat mature adult motivation to go out there and try.