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this post was submitted on 30 Mar 2025
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My biggest question was what kind of love we are talking about here, to me it sounded more like platonic or one-sided romantic love rather than outright sexual, but it is just vibes talking here.
Sidenote: I find it weird how much weight is given to the verb "love" sometimes: it gets used very loosely when you say you love spaghetti or your family, but suddenly when you say it to a close friend everyone makes a big deal out of it. My aroace ahh is showing here lol
I didn't look into the book, but what I can say is that {恋愛|れんあい} ren'ai implies romantic love.
The book is apparently written by the same Mamoru "Studio Ghibli is like the Kremlin" Oshii, who is most well-known as the creater of Ghost in the Shell.
From that same interview I found, I didn't get the impression however that he would just make shit up about him and try to ruin his career, he said it would be a loss if Miyazaki (and another Ghibli figure) stopped making films. The book itself, going by reviews, seems to be even-handed about his short experiences at Ghibli.