[EitoRanger]

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Originally Posted by algo448

Honestly I think that's a good sign, one of the show main strengths is that it doesn't force any opinion regarding Chuunibyo on you, different characters have different takes and different experiences regarding the syndrome, and all of em are valid and accepted.
So, if you think Rikka's wrong or the like, that is a valid opinion that will be explored.
At no point the show asks the viewer to agree with her.

Though to be fair, Rikka and Yuta aren't necessarily the greatest aspect of the show the other character might prove to be more interesting to you.

That's good. And yeah after rewatching the first episode and watching half of the second today I did find myself enjoying it more.

Spoiling myself I do feel sorry for Rika, and I know if I met her/met someone like her now I would want to help...I mean the refusing eye drops because she thinks it is 'holy water' and such is really worrying as it shows her delusions are negatively effecting how she interacts with the world.

For the past few years I've volunteered over the summer with kids with learning disabilities, and am going to college to become a teacher, so I can't help looking at Rika as an 'instructor' and think that she might need some professional help.