>>31355130>food analogyI agree that the specific post you quoted later
>>31357368 in here was empty praise, but I still believe you're wrong that saying "it wasn't as good as it could've been but I still liked it" is a bad thing.
Still, I'd rather drop the subject, since in the end, we can all agree on one thing: we do like her experimenting and we do want her to grow and get even better than she already is; after all, she's our oshi. As long as we can agree on that
(and we don't bait each other), all's good.
