Me too.
The title of this post is a tribute to another eye-opening post I’ve read on the controversial anime Koi Kaze. The post discussed how Koi Kaze was challenging the viewer’s notion of love-conquers-all and the extend to which we truly believe in it. Surely, if it were just a difference in social class or even of race, we would cheer it on like a Disney Tale. But Koi Kaze was about a love between blood-related siblings—and he’s twelve years older than her, and she’s only fifteen. Now, are you still cheering?
