It doesn't follow the narrative you want, that's all it is. In the end, they're all happy. They're just not in a standard relationship, and that simply doesn't make sense to most people who are use to 'love' adhering to certain boundaries and looking a certain way.

Even Susa doesn't quite understand it until this chapter. His mind is struggling throughout this entire series with his preconceived notions of love and relationships and how it's 'supposed to be', before finally realizing that things can be different and it be okay.

All that actually matters is that everyone involved is happy, whether it be in a standard 2 person relationship, or whatever other arrangement people decide is for them.

So what if their energy doesn't match? I'm still directly addressing what you said in your comment.

I understood what you were saying, I just felt like what you said is inherently missing the point as you were clearly thinking from a point of self rather than from Susa's perspective.
Hence why I said what I said.

If you don't get it/it doesn't make sense to you, then that's fine. None of this matters anyways.