In Ao Haru Ride, they were both into each other but they never confessed. When it was progressing good for them, another girl came to take Kou away and due to circumstances, Kou couldn't leave his newly-introduced friend alone despite knowing perfectly his sweetheart was devastated. Because nothing ever was verbally cemented between them, she confessed to Kou one day after she had calmed down from her broken heart and analysed the situation with what she had. In order to be properly rejected so she could properly move on.
I'm not sure why the Japanese really need a confession even when it's glaringly obvious they're into one another. Are they the police? Is it because they fool around on a daily basis? But it's not exactly a bad idea. You avoid assumptions and gain convictions. Once a confession was done, you cannot back out and be irresponsible (unless you are irresponsible). You will be sure this is all not just in your head.
But just because it's all in your head doesn't mean it's not real. Dumbledore said this.
The moral of the story is; don't fool around.
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