Talk:Chiyuki/@comment-177.236.54.103-20200325223652/@comment-144.163.43.167-20200626021948

Ugh, if you don't understand or bother to understand her situation then you are unable to pass judgement onto her. When you lose yourself into one single aspect and then lose your ability to perform correctly, it cuts very deep. She felt as though skating was the only thing that defined her life and herself and without it, was unable to reconcile that she felt unimportant now that she couldn't skate. When your mind is clouded by the darkness of depression, sometimes your mind tells you your only option is to leave this world and leave others better off without you as it doesn't let you see or think clearly, believing that it wouldn't matter if you were gone. Of course that isn't true and Chiyuki deserved to live and get better, but it was impossible for her to see how she still mattered when she felt like her identity and defining traits were gone and void.