/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45887643
Within the "tsun" there is the "dere", or so the saying goes.
The truth is that people have layers like an onion. People are like onions.
Within those layers there is no rule to say that there cannot be something between the tsun and the dere, like the yan. So that makes a Tsunyandere, in this example.
All it'd take is a young man to catch the Eldest Daughter's eye and make her focus her bratty delinquancy on him instead of the nebulous group of Gensokyo who she's only ever bothering because she's bored (and in dire need of correction).

Imagine a world if you will where Tenko finds a man who shrugs her off at first, not putting up with her chuuni bullshit and instead leaves her high and dry looking like an idiot. Being the proud child she is there is a zero percent chance of her letting that slide, so she has to get off her keystone and run after him to find out why she's being ignored.
Ten minutes into their conversation, Tenko feels something. Something deep inside her that's been there since she was born yet only now has she even noticed it was there at all. Tenko finds something at all resembling a father figure in her life, one that at least acknowledges her existence.
No longer need she act up just to receive attention from some randoms, she's fallen intensely, head over heels in love with the one man she's ever met who at all stood up to her.

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