Talk:Yui Komori/@comment-180.191.182.171-20150314044630/@comment-73.187.119.217-20150321222425

I'm sorry but I myself was bullied and the only means I had to protect myself was either stay away from where I'm prone to being bullied or telling the teachers. As a matter of fact, when I was in middle school, a chubby boy tried to drag me to boy's bathroom. I only had the strength to hold on to the doorway and if I had released a hand to punch him, he would've had me where he wanted. I was only able to escape because my friend pulled him away and I didn't even call for help because that would make me a useless damsel in distress right? Also I wasn't the type of person who had the discipline to learn martial arts. Either way, I had more than one bully and they were stronger than me. I also knew that throwing a punch/kick would get me in trouble. At that time I wasn't exactly the smartest kid in my class nor was I the most mature for that matter. But I knew I had enemies and friends that I eventually drift apart from or even become enemies with. Also there's more to being bullied than just getting hit, you're also harassed, name-called, ridiculed and ostracized. And let me tell you, I've been through all of the above. So you think you know those shy and "weak" heroines you're shaming? There were times when I tried to get back at my bullies but in the end, I only dug my own grave. People consider Kotoko Aihara (Itazura na Kiss/Mischievous Kiss) to be a cliché but the funny thing is, I was actually a lot like her until I reached high school which was when I learned I have Asperger and that's a big part of why I had a hard time in middle school. So before judging someone like Yui or other heroines that aren't good at fighting find out why. Not everyone has the same frame of mind as you, or the same interests and patients for that matter. Also there are ACTUALLY people who can't punch or kick right, so if I were you, I would add use a pepper spray.