alright so throwing my few cents in the Hinako debate, cause I'm seeing a bunch of posts about it already
look, I am saying this as a Kazui lover, and someone who has long been a Kazui inno truther, you really shouldn't blame her for what she did. I especially feel weird about the word "over-reaction" being thrown around a lot. like idk, calling a suicide an "over-reaction" feels icky regardless of the context.
and again, I love Kazui, and I do belive that the circumstances make him innocent, he suffered most of his life and many of his decisions were made due to him trying to survive more than anything else, but still
to me this feels like a true tragedy, both parties being doomed and it not being fully either of theirs fault
we also don't know all the details of how exactly Kazui came out to her, but judging by the context clues, I don't think he was particularly gentle about it. he was a) drunk and b) heartbroken, plus we see him being kind of cold towards her in Camouflage, so I wouldn't be surprised if he said something along the lines of "don't you get it? I never loved you" or something. i mean, they clearly didn't have a proper conversation about it, and I don't think he just said "I'm gay" and left, so yeah
anyways my point is basically, no I don't think Kazui is guilty, but also being more upset at Hinako for breaking and taking her own life, than at Kazui for lying to her for years is a bit... yikes
(also sidenote, but as an ace person, the "they weren't intimate and yet she never suspected anything?" argument is also a little rough to see. if anything, I feel like this makes it even more likely that what broke her wasn't the fact that he's gay, but rather him making it clear that he never loved her)
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