Okay, so after finishing season 3, I have another angle to my previous theory. 😭

Remember how the god told Rentaro that if any of his soulmates tried to leave him, they would die? Rentaro said he didn't want to force them to love him, so he does his best to make sure they're genuinely happy with him.
But what if this has unintentionally created a saviour complex?

Hear me out. Rentaro knows what's at stake, even if his girlfriends don't. He carries the knowledge that their lives are tied to their relationships with him. What if, deep down, he feels responsible for making sure none of them ever has a reason to leave?
I'm not saying he's consciously manipulating them or that his love isn't genuine. But what if his need to protect them has become so deeply ingrained that he doesn't even recognise it anymore?

**What if being the perfect boyfriend isn't just something Rentaro does out of love, but something he feels he MUST be?
He can't simply be a boyfriend. He has to be the boyfriend who can handle every situation, satisfy everyone's needs, and somehow make a relationship with 100 girls work.**😭

I wonder how much of this is his own personality and how much is influenced by the supernatural circumstances surrounding him. Is he genuinely choosing this role every day, or has his life become so centred around this responsibility that he can't imagine being anything else?

Maybe I'm overthinking a comedy harem anime, LMAOOO, but I really want to know what happens when being everyone's saviour becomes a burden he can't carry.

Because what if the biggest consequence of the soulmate curse isn't just the possibility of losing the girls, but the pressure Rentaro puts on himself to keep saving them? 💀