Fuji Shusuke doesn't believe in love at first sight. He thinks that kind of feeling is too hasty and impulsive, unable to withstand a test or grow deeper over time. When affection is given so easily, it's as if feelings don't need to be taken seriously, leaving no reason to cherish them. And people really can be ungrateful: the easier something is to get, the less it's treasured. It's just like how we hurt the people closest to us more than anyone else, whether intentionally or not. Fuji Shusuke also refuses to settle for one-sided love or a lonely crush. He thinks such feelings are too uncertain: you don't know what kind of answer you'll get, when it might come, or even whether it will ever come at all. It's like a flower that has lost its nourishment before it can bloom, left to wait helplessly for a season that may or may not arrive.
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