I guess the sixth episode of "My Youth Romantic Comedy is Wrong,As I Expected -- Final" comes down to this line

"What the hell! The devil's event, which exists only to satisfy the approval needs of yhou-cya(cheer persons) and to fulfill a momentary hedonism !?"

"Anyone who appreciates this stuff is undoubtedly, when they go to college, by telling stories in the event circle such as, "My high school has a prom", they act as if they have been a "jovial Yeeeeeee" since high school. They are going to try to pretend to be something they were...."

Yeah, I can see that.

Truly, I'm glad we don't have such a horrific event/party tradition as the Promenade in our country.

When I see prom as a frequent and important event in American coming-of-age movies and TV dramas,

I can deeply realize how lucky I am that I was not born in the US.

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By the way, he says "anti-prom" but this is not a figure of speech, it seems to be an event that exists.

According to WikiPedia, the

'The prom has been opposed by some students because of its formal style and because it is an event in which only the most popular people (mainly jocks and queensbys) are likely to stand out, and opposition rallies "anti-prom" (anti-prom) are often held by volunteer students.'

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I have experienced both the "yhou-cya(cheer)" and "yin-cya(nerd)" era so-called, for my teenager.

The only time I've been able to act as a "yhou-cya" -- when I've been able to plan, organize, and run events like "prom" on my own.

At other times, for example, when it came to events like the prom, which was organized by someone other than me, my position was, 'I'm not going to get involved.

Well, if I had to sum this up in one word -- "selfish".

However, thanks to my personal experience of being both "yhou-cya" and "yin-cya", I think I've become a person who can understand the feelings of both "yhou-cya" and "yin-cya" to a certain extent.

In other words, "humans are essentially creatures who don't understand each other," and therefore "we can't treat them as controllable objects"

I've known about it since I was quite young, I think.