Tomoki Misato
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I really dislike the trope where girlfriends are evil for asserting their basic needs so this twist was a nice surprise. value your relationships! :)
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“I like how at first you think that the girl is just being unnecessarily controlling and possessive because of the man trying to play with his hamster: but then it turns out that she's just trying to divert his attention from the phone he keeps using when it's supposed to be them spending time together. Cute ending.”
“I love how when the "snake" chased him down to the restroom was a venomous snake targeting its prey but when the guy opens the door for a split second, it shows the girl in a completely concerned state and is not a "snake" anymore. For me it felt like, her anger and annoyance from the guy neglecting her made him envision her as a snake and as the "snake" chased him to the restroom was just her trying to approach and is worried for the guy.”
“It's cool to think that for most of the short we're so heavily on the boyfriend's side because of the animal abuse his girlfriend exhibits and how she's shown as such a monster, but once we see it's just a phone we can sympathize with the girl so much more.”
“The fact that he jumped straight to thinking about other girls the moment he was annoyed is unbelievable. All she did was ask him to not be on his phone 24/7 and he treated her like a monster. Edit: Its not really a hamster its supposed to represent his phone. He just sees her as evil from his perspective.”
“Guinea pig = His phone. The motion of petting the guinea pig with his finger = scrolling his phone. Guinea pig eating flowers = His phone-addiction is destroying his relationship with his gf. Girlfriend was as lovely and sweet as the girl next table when the guy just met her. As time goes by, guy has been always distracted by his phone and neglected her. When she was upset by that, he saw her as a bossy and venomous snake and secretly compared her with another girl. Yet he didn't realize it was his attitude upsetting his gf. Relationships have to be fixed and maintained. Yet too many couples just break up when something goes wrong. A very ordinary love story yet every couple could learn something from it.”
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I really dislike the trope where girlfriends are evil for asserting their basic needs so this twist was a nice surprise. value your relationships! :)
I like how at first you think that the girl is just being unnecessarily controlling and possessive because of the man trying to play with his hamster: but then it turns out that she's just trying to divert his attention from the phone he keeps using when it's supposed to be them spending time together. Cute ending.
I love how when the "snake" chased him down to the restroom was a venomous snake targeting its prey but when the guy opens the door for a split second, it shows the girl in a completely concerned state and is not a "snake" anymore. For me it felt like, her anger and annoyance from the guy neglecting her made him envision her as a snake and as the "snake" chased him to the restroom was just her trying to approach and is worried for the guy.
It's cool to think that for most of the short we're so heavily on the boyfriend's side because of the animal abuse his girlfriend exhibits and how she's shown as such a monster, but once we see it's just a phone we can sympathize with the girl so much more.
The fact that he jumped straight to thinking about other girls the moment he was annoyed is unbelievable. All she did was ask him to not be on his phone 24/7 and he treated her like a monster. Edit: Its not really a hamster its supposed to represent his phone. He just sees her as evil from his perspective.
Guinea pig = His phone. The motion of petting the guinea pig with his finger = scrolling his phone. Guinea pig eating flowers = His phone-addiction is destroying his relationship with his gf. Girlfriend was as lovely and sweet as the girl next table when the guy just met her. As time goes by, guy has been always distracted by his phone and neglected her. When she was upset by that, he saw her as a bossy and venomous snake and secretly compared her with another girl. Yet he didn't realize it was his attitude upsetting his gf. Relationships have to be fixed and maintained. Yet too many couples just break up when something goes wrong. A very ordinary love story yet every couple could learn something from it.
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