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Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai or BokuBen for short is a tale of a studious third-year student hoping to obtain a recommendation from his school to get a scholarship as that is the only way he will be able to pursue further education due to poverty. To obtain the recommendation he is asked by the headmaster of the school to tutor two geniuses hoping to study and work in their weakest subjects/fields in the future due to a variety of reasons.

BokuBen uses this premise to explore many aspects of geniuses and how society forces them into what they are good at compared to what they ... actually enjoy. The pressure is put on the geniuses through many different people who, ironically, are supposed to do what is best for them. If these geniuses are bottlenecked and forced into something they do not enjoy doing then what is the meaning in that? Why force the geniuses to be selfless while the less talented people get to be as selfish as they want in choosing what they will be doing for the rest of their life. While it is true that these geniuses would be having an easy life with less difficulty but what is the point if they are not allowed to be themselves and do what they want, they are being brought into a monotonous standstill where their passion is nothing but a meaningless hobby that only exists to distract these geniuses from the forced labour that is their duty to complete just because they were born "lucky". Is it even luck anymore, is being a genius something to even be proud of if it is something that you don't love doing? This will bring anger and frustration into the geniuses that were guided into something that they would likely come to hate if they keep being forced to push themselves to something they don't care about.

So let me ask you a question, would you rather work hard at something you love and treasure or continuously labour on something you have grown to despise just because you are good at it?

What is a masterpiece? To answer that question you need to understand that true perfection is not only the result of countless hours of dedication but is also the result of the impact it makes in your mind. Like Eva for example, it is one of the few pieces of media that can change minds and show them realisations of what the viewers really want in life, it was an anime that made me realize the importance of friendships and made me realize that the last thing I wanted was to be lonely.

'Dogeza de Tanondemita' is an anime that has and reaches the potential ... to be life-changing, to change millions of lives with its extremely simple realization of lust and the needs of humans. Every human's desire is to be wanted or needed, the position of dogeza transfers the power, from the relatively equal standing of the MC and the girl to complete power to the girl in mere moments, this gives the female a feeling of being needed. That feeling is the reason the girls give the MC what he wants, this is a commentary on how people need to feel needed and would give anything to do so.

This is true perfectionon

PS: This is not a joke I legit think this as crazy as it might be

My eyes hurt. Yosuga no sora is a magnificent tale of the relationship between siblings. Unlike OreImo, this anime uses passion to demonstrate the sibling bond. The story is good, without spoilers I can't get into much but the decision making of the characters awards both the story and characters a good score. For art, I believe the studio should have chosen a different art style for this anime as it does not depict their innocence, I would have prefered an art style like Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. Overall, it was a decent watch with a morally questionable ending.