He wants her to experience with him what his father and mother have together, and more.

It's difficult for an unrelated man and woman to live together in friendship for a long period, caring for each other, relying on each other, and it not become something more.

He learned one key lesson: love is based on communication. Also, maintaining the friendship layer is of the highest importance. All other aspects of marital love stem from that.

Oops. Next love lesson, doing adequate due diligence on your intended through talks with mutual friends, or if none, having him meet your parents and friends.

Way to mess up an open opportunity for a confession.

Yes, this started while Obama was near the end of his second term (late 2015), but you could not have read it here. Maybe at K***manga?

Most of my Japanese friends live in Kobe, which is in the south of Japan. Leaving aside Kyoto, most of southern and rural Japan gets treated as country hicks, as compared with the sophistication of Tokyo and its suburbs. (Even the Karasuno Crows [Haikyu!] get treated as country hicks, and they are north of Tokyo.)

The translators will often make them sound like American southerners, or at worst, like from an American inner-city ghetto. Now, I don't speak Japanese, so I can't be definitive, but I have read enough manga to absorb the bias of the translators.

You make a lot of good points. One of the rules I think is crucial is that the operators will have to stay near the terminals, which will make them easier targets. As terminals get destroyed, operators will need to clusters around remaining terminals. A few more things: Osamu will be targeted, because he has so many points. Second, though the terminals are hard to destroy, if you destroy all of them, you most likely win, as the operators of the other team become useless. Finally, though it will be useful to destroy Trion soldiers, you get no points for that because the main job is to eliminate neighbors to make them surrender, not kill their robots.

After launching the biggest attacks that he could, to no effect, Jaehwan loses hope, and Andersen gives him the best gift she could give -- a reason to live, even if it cost her everything.

The challenge in terms of priority: Am I supposed to protect women in general, or my wife in particular?

It's time to go home, where things can be private.

In a plebian way, Kuroiwa has realized one key thing: he likes interacting with Mona. As such, he is willing to tell her she can speak to him in the Kansai dialect, and not be embarrassed about it.

Better to just say no.

Doing a deal with the devil's wife? Not advised. (Then again, the average American's view of the devil is similar to Charlie Daniel's "The Devil went down to Georgia.") Arrogant.

Greed's son is a promising addition. Killing Greed's wife is cowardly.

"What would Haruto Kaguragi do now?" Haruto figures out he has to trust his own reasoning, because this will help Oto let go of Hase.

Kaito and Airi almost sound like "Kaguya-sama: Love is War."

Gonna study war no more, study war no more...

He is looking for a different solution.

Shizu is beautiful...

They are going to give a lot of points to Mikumo.