RiderFan said: Crowded places are not what I am talking about.
Most Japanese do not doll out physical affection the way as other cultures. Asuka was used to that affection but no longer had it when she moved to Japan. She was lonely and Shinji did nothing to help her.
I don't know about that. This was addressed in one of the earlier episodes, aptly named "Hedgehog's Dilemma". Shinji could barely handle Misato as a caretaker, much less an intimate relationship.
And it being Asuka was another problem. She sporadically ranged anywhere from "tsundere" to "abrasive bitch".
Although I could never really hate either of these two. I love how so much thought was put into each of the main characters.
If you've seen the directors cut of episode 22 sheds light on how Asuka feels about the situation. I wont tell you what she says since that would spoil the fun.
All I am left with is this: Would it have killed Shinji to just give Asuka a hug every now and again?
Considering Asuka has a tendency to go *flirt* -> *abuse* -> *flirt* -> *random act of humiliation* yes, it may very well have killed him when she kicks him off over a railing.
Strange thing, while watching the show I always was supporting Shinji and wished him to be just a little less wimpy and apathetic, so their relations with Souryuu could have been much better. But seeing them in one bed nauseates me. Maah, I guess that's because they are 14yo.
Bassist said: Strange thing, while watching the show I always was supporting Shinji and wished him to be just a little less wimpy and apathetic, so their relations with Souryuu could have been much better. But seeing them in one bed nauseates me. Maah, I guess that's because they are 14yo.
Strange thing, while watching the show I always was supporting Shinji and wished him to be just a little less wimpy and apathetic, so their relations with Souryuu could have been much better. But seeing them in one bed nauseates me. Maah, I guess that's because they are 14yo.
Sexuality doesn't begin with the age you can get a driver's license.