In the prequel Imagase saw a chance to be with the person he loved and ran with it, always knowing exactly what he wanted and he eventually succeeded in winning Kyouichi over. But in this installment he was unreasonably insecure and became f*ing hysterical blaming everyone but himself. After Kyouichi gave in and was content living the way he was and was actually in a functional relationship, WITH HIM, Imagase doubted every single sign of affection and reassurance from Kyou. Instead of being confident and content with all of Kyou’s doting he was a self-sabotaging, whiny little b*tch. One stupid text message made him go apes**t. It’s simply annoying the way he spent so much f*ing time declaring his undying love for Kyou and then so suddenly and irrationally changed his tune. What was the point of doing that? Was it a test to see if Kyouichi felt the same way? I mean it was painfully obvious he cared a lot about Imagase. He got exactly what he wanted; why put that in jeopardy? It’s absurd. Or was he trying to do the “right” thing and step aside? Wasn’t it a little too f*ing late for that? And he also ignored the fact that Kyou said she didn’t mean anything to him. He pushed away something he worked so hard to attain, for no reason whatsoever! So he left Kyou heartbroken and alone to lick his wounds, which gave whats her face a chance to move in; then finally realized he made a huge mistake and came back after Kyou developed feelings for the girl. It was so exasperating seeing Imagase play with the emotions of the person he would 'love till he died’ like that.

Imagase can’t simply accept the fact that Kyou really loves him and finally be happy by his side? What’s all this about eventually getting bored of him and leaving him for some younger, cuter guy? Am I misunderstanding the definition of undying love or what?

even if it did end with a “happy” ending, if it can even be called that;