[Diarmuid's voice is sharp with certainty. He wishes there was a way he could flip a switch in Kakyoin's mind so that the teen would stop doubting himself so much. There isn't, though, so all he can do is keep repeating it with certainty until it finally gets through Kakyoin's head.]
I know that for a fact, and Jotaro would likely have your head if he heard you doubting it. What I don't understand is this. Why are you asking them if you are worth it when you want to date Jotaro? I would think he is the only one who can decide if you are worth dating or not. Not his mother and not his great-grandfather. I know their approval would mean a lot to you too, but are you really going to give up Jotaro if they say no? Especially when you make each other so happy and so complete?
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[Diarmuid's voice is sharp with certainty. He wishes there was a way he could flip a switch in Kakyoin's mind so that the teen would stop doubting himself so much. There isn't, though, so all he can do is keep repeating it with certainty until it finally gets through Kakyoin's head.]
I know that for a fact, and Jotaro would likely have your head if he heard you doubting it. What I don't understand is this. Why are you asking them if you are worth it when you want to date Jotaro? I would think he is the only one who can decide if you are worth dating or not. Not his mother and not his great-grandfather. I know their approval would mean a lot to you too, but are you really going to give up Jotaro if they say no? Especially when you make each other so happy and so complete?