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Which doesn't really add up because 1. That's not how peer pressure works, even if you have friends defending your position but will still feel pressured to answer there and 2. She admits in the following chapter she was gonna turn him down before the public confession happened.
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** Wakai in Chapter 443. [[spoiler: While it's a bit insensitive of Manbabi to leave Wakai in the dark for some time even after she's decided she'll turn him down (fearing telling him too soon could damage his sports performance), the fact that Wakai ends up confessing ''again'', but this time, publicly in front of a whole crowd that includes his close friends doesn't endear him much to some viewers, given he could be seen as peer pressuring her into accepting his confession after she already told him she needed time to think about it.]]
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Example seems to contradict itself.
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** Wakai in Chapter 443. [[spoiler: While it's a bit insensitive of Manbabi to leave Wakai in the dark for some time even after she's decided she'll turn him down (fearing telling him too soon could damage his sports performance), the fact that Wakai ends up confessing ''again'', but this time, publicly in front of a whole crowd that includes his close friends doesn't endear him much to some viewers, given he could be seen as peer pressuring her into accepting his confession after she already told him she needed time to think about it (despite Manbagi herself having many more peers there who would take her side, and Manbagi giving no indication she felt any such peer pressure in her own account fo the second confession).]]
