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Funnyjunk. Some people a few weeks (or was it a month or so) ago posted some stuff on FJ about it, talking about the feels they got from it, and me, being on a quest for feels, decided to give it a try. I downloaded it, didn't play for a few days (2-4). Once I started, however, I couldn't stop. I ...

For me, having recently played it, I felt sad and empty after my first 3 play throughs of Lilly, Emi, and Hanako, because I began to get that feeling of desperately wanting to have someone like that for myself. Someone who I could take care of, but at the same time be fond of and allow them to stand ...

As far as I can tell, the school isn't restricted to physical disabilities, so the disability of my choice would be the type of insanity where you have episodes of when you say things, see things, etc. that only make sense to you, but not to others (I guess a more severe form of Rin's mentality). It ...

I'd end up hanging out with Lilly a whole bunch or studying, trying to figure out, Rin.

Lilly. The fact that she was blind, yet so elegant and stuff drove me to her.

I became most attached to Rin. I not only felt distraught when Rin would seem to show a bit of emotion for Hisao but then pull back, but I also spent the whole time wanting to find out how the heck her head worked. In the good ending, when they had their little rendezvous and afterwards very nearly ...

You get an existential crisis/midlife crisis in the early stages of your adulthood due to the characters (to be absolutely specific, Rin).

Rin's good ending. I made it my mission not to get any bad endings, because I knew that I'd become more emotionally distraught than I already was while playing the arcs.
She finally opened up to him in a few certain ways, and the last thing that she says nearly sent me bawling.

Mine was the Good ending for Lilly. She intrigued me right away, being blind and all.