"Although I Love You and You" was a title that seemed to hang on cute discovery and happy end, but it wasn't. Suddenly the connections started to get (gratitously) deep and show us adult life traumas, don't get me wrong it was powerful to show off great characters, but they aren't.

As Sakae exposes his love for Soga, the only thing he does is start to feel jealous about someone who isn't even his partner, it seems like he hasn't real intention to think or give any answer, which made me at least very upset.

They still run in circles and show how it would be better if Sakae finds someone else or just gives up on Soga, but he doesn't do anything.

If they wanted to show how difficult is for an adult around 30 to start a relationship, they failed. Not by making Soga confused, or making Sakae wait, just because they didn't show any concern about being together or being left behind like what happened in the series.

Don't matter if you have great actors and songs, you can't catch people if you hide your protagonist's feelings.