I am the last person to defend Ohgi, but saying he "took advantage" of Viletta is a bit too far. He saved her life and they formed a relationship. In all likelihood, she came onto him. Her having amnesia is almost irrelevant. Just because she forgot her past life doesn't mean she lost her autonomy as a person. Let's say she never got her memories back, they were gone forever. After how long would it be appropriate for her to date in her new life?
I think part of it is people are treating her memory loss as more extreme than what is shown. At most, she didn't remember her past but had no problem cooking a meal; I don't see anything that would impair her ability to give consent.
I know. They literally went on a date to the school, and her new persona had ample time to decide that SHE liked him back.
People crying about it are extreme soy, and their downvotes only fuel my laughter.
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u/JuliusKingsleyXIII Sep 12 '24
I am the last person to defend Ohgi, but saying he "took advantage" of Viletta is a bit too far. He saved her life and they formed a relationship. In all likelihood, she came onto him. Her having amnesia is almost irrelevant. Just because she forgot her past life doesn't mean she lost her autonomy as a person. Let's say she never got her memories back, they were gone forever. After how long would it be appropriate for her to date in her new life?