Wow! I really liked this~~ -heart-

I don't know what fic "one true thing' is as I didn't see it in your fics, but now I'm curious.

Anyways. I loved this so far! Can't wait to see how the sequel goes~~3

This is really, really good. I was wondering whether you were a psychologist/psychiatrist/counselor, Imiyo seemed so knowledgeable and realistic... XD

This was a very interesting story.

Usually I only read romance stories and such

but this was a great exception!

Its so brilliant how you managed to make

Yukito so into character and yet make him react like

any person would if found in his situation.

This was a great!

I loved it!

:)

This fic was fantastic. Thank you so much for writing this!

That was amazing. I am not saying this with starry-eyed awe, I am being straight-up honest.

What you wrote here was something that not many people consider, Yukito-haters and supporters alike. Your fair analysis and in-depth thoughts made this story come alive and it truly made me feel for Yukito and Imiyo.

I suppose there's not really much else I could say that probably has already been said. Other than this has also gotten me thinking of one of my own works (it's not quite focused on Yukito himself and its a huge multi-verse crossover type fic, however, this still helped me think upon Yue and Yukito's roles in that particular fic).

I guess I could finish this off with saying I also tried my best to finish reading this all in one sitting 'cause it was so good. :3

Oh wow. Just wow.

Your writing style is captivating, and you are able to make all your characters come to life. Yukito's inner struggle was made evident through your words, and Yue's feelings were also made clear. This is a piece of art, and I applaud you.

I don't know what else to say. This was just incredible, and I loved every word of it.

Keep writing!

Throughout the entire story I was amazed at how well you portrayed a councilor's view. Of course, at my best I'm merely empathetic and have no seriously formal training above Psychology 101, but I still have to admit, I really appreciated this. Nicely done.

Beautiful. This really told about a (rarely, if ever, seen) Yukito we seem to ignore, his confusion, the d dark side within him...

Reading about a psychologist's point of view made me compare my own sessions with my therapist, and I'd say that atmosphere I got from this story was so similar I was quite surprised. My therapist told me to try taking a course to see if psychology was for me, the thin bonds between acting like a family member and a psychologist just doesn't seem right for me. To get close to them without getting /too/ close to them for their own good just seems too isolated for my tastes.

I enjoyed the moment when Yue suddenly takes over after Imiyo baits, and was told to do something by a human. In fact, I never thought of a person telling Yue to do something unless they were Sakura / Eriol / Clow / Touya. Even imagining that slight pause to think "A human is telling me what to do?" brought a smile to my face.

I feel like I learned something in this fanfiction other than an intense adventure or world. Thank you for writing this, and giving me those moments that I felt like this was as realistic as it could be... when magic is involved!

That was a great story. I really felt for Yukito, a character that always seemed very grounded while I was reading CCS. The moment when Yukito admitted there was no him and Touya really shocked me. What a twist.

Your story was absolutely captivating. each chapter was well written, well thought out and something that kept the reader interested. i couldn't stop reading! (well, except for sleep and school) I found that you got the characters great, displaying their emotions very well. it shows that you've put a lot of thought in this story and analyzed the characters as well.

As you said in your "author's narcissistic ramblings", the fanfiction realm did need a story like this one about psychotherapy. i've read a few, though they were quite funny and enjoyable, it wasn't very realistic at all.

This story made me curious about your other fic "The one true thing" and I'll probably go read it. great job on this one!

this is so cool! yukito going to therapy. quite intriguing and amusing. this fic seems very promising.

Great story! To tell the truth, I always thought I knew as much as there was to know about Yukito but you proved me wrong. You showed me the true Yukito in your story, and I thank you. Now I know I have a lot more things to learn to even get to your standerd!

Wow, this was an awesome read.

I just adored this. I usually try to stay away from Yukito/Yue focussed fics (because honestly I feel as if I've seen enough of them already), but your writing hooked me in from the get-go, and I loved it to pieces.

I'm glad the endless reccing of this fic sent me here. Thankyou ever so much for writing and sharing this.

Awesome!

Goodness, this definitely gave me a lot to think about. It's interesting how, in retrospect, it seemed that Yukito accepted it a bit too quickly that he was, as you elegantly put it, a shadow, of a magical being. You're right; we don't see much of Yukito and Toya past those two scenes in the second arc of the manga's events. His (apparent) acceptance of it, just because Toya assured him in volume four, rather does reveal a bit about his dependancy upon Toya. This story brought to light that little section in the back of my mind that wondered how Yukito felt about the situation. I found it quite good that there was a bit of a more realistic view of the characters and their issues implemented in the story. You certainly deepened the characters a lot.

Honestly, at first I wasn't quite sure how to react to the entirety of the story, other than trying to breathe and collect my thoughts. One of the things I really enjoyed about this work was that, as stated above, the cast that was shown was fleshed out a lot more than what I've read in the past regarding CCS. Also, I found the glimpse into the terminology fascinating, along with the character of Imiyo. Beautiful, bitter-sweet, and above all else, well done.

Take care,

~September's Nobara.

very good!