Jan 26, 2013
This is my first review, and I never thought I would actually write one. But I feel like what I have to say needs to be heard. This is all my own opinion, and if you don't agree with it, then that's okay too. We are all entitled to our opinions.
Sukitte Ii na yo (Say "I Love You") was an anime I knowingly walked into as the new love story of the year. Except it surprised me, in the best way possible. The story seemed to rush into the love story at the beginning, I didn't really expect anything more than that.
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Except the story took a new twist.
The story took a deeper path, by looking at the background of almost every character, the things that had happened to them. Basically their dark secrets. For each one it was either being a bully, or being bullied. The story turned from this silly love story, into watching people overcome fears, battle their pasts, and learn to trust others.
If there was one thing I took out of this anime, it was this:
Everyone has a story to tell. And the way people act now, is because of something in their past. And if you never learn about that past, then you don't know the real them.
A quote from the anime:
"But there's nothing wrong to worrying. It's like a wall you need to overcome, to make it to the next level. If you're running up against that wall, it means you're moving forward. I wonder how many walls I've broken up until now, but if you wont move yourself, you will never get anywhere."
I recommend this anime to anyone.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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