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Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts.
Yandere are mentally ill people. I really don't like the idea of labelling Yandere as"red flag/green flag" etc. as if they have to fall in one of those category, it's way more nuanced than that. There is no green flag yandere in my opinion, even if they "don't kill" or "don't hurt their loved one" they're always very toxic in a way. Turquoise is, he's just doing it in a more subtle way so you don't question it.
The portrayal of Yandere in contemporary works often follows the same scheme. They are frequently simply labeled "crazy," and all their actions are justified (or not) by their supposed madness, as if they always have been. I rarely see works that address the questions I raised in my "about the artist' paragraph. I would like to propose a new perspective on Yandere (it's very presumptuous of me, I will try my best, but that's just something I personally want to achieve), suggesting that they are people like you and me, who have experienced trauma, repressed or not, and who cling to whatever they can. Yandere, to me, are highly sensitive people, not just "crazy aaah i love killing" people. They don't know how to manage their obsessive emotions, and no one helped them when they needed it. Turquoise is (should be) a case in point.
I absolutely don't mind long comment, on the contrary, I love reading people's thoughts and analysis. It's always interesting. I, also, tend to write way too much.
Thank you again for your comment and your compliments, do not hesitate to support zensen, the composer, since you enjoyed the background musics!
(Turquoise sew the alien cat.)
