Kyoukasho no Koibito

I'm just wondering how they'll write this into the story in the sense the power up feels justififed. Boruto's power ups are justified in the sense that it always brings ruin to his life. If he was talentless like Naruto, he could have had way more reliability to his brother kawaki, he could build a better bond with his father, he could still be with his friends in the village because he'd never be Momoshiki's vessel in the first place. It's his power that obtains so effortlessly that kills him later on because it's always used against him. But Himawari doesn't really have this struggle at all. I don't even know how she fits into the themes of Boruto, where Boruto represents Yin, The Chaos, to Sarada's Yang, Order, both of the 2 main traits that devolp the human personality and the struggles we face in our day to day lives. But what does Himawari do? I don't understand just yet.

I still don’t get why they all in his mind

eating Makima doesn't count. It was done out of love.

Imma start using dandadan as my go to Chandler's Law example

Last few chaps were badly rushed

yup

You left it off there??? Let my man graduate

ToT