Where do tangents meet in manga and why?

Tangents often meet at unexpected plot points or character developments. It could be when a side story intersects with the main narrative.

Tangents in fanfiction lemon usually meet at unexpected or unconventional points that add an element of surprise or complexity to the story.

Maybe it's due to poor character development. If the characters aren't engaging or relatable, it can turn readers off.

Maybe they received some sort of signal or message that led them to the woods. It could be a distress call from another character or a sign of something important. Another possibility is that they planned to meet there. Tails could have found something interesting in the woods and asked Sonic to come see it. Or Sonic might have suggested the woods as a meeting place to discuss some private matters away from the hustle and bustle of their usual places.

Sometimes, the meeting of lovers marks the fulfillment of a central goal or theme. After that, there might not be enough material to sustain the story without it feeling forced or losing its charm.

It could be due to poor storytelling or not staying true to the original comic's essence.

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Well, dreams can meet the downtown in fiction when a writer uses the urban landscape as a backdrop for the exploration of the character's inner world. Maybe a dream sequence shows a character finding unexpected solutions to problems they face in the busy downtown environment.

They meet again in a dramatic scene during a key event. But I can't remember the exact chapter. You might have to go through a few to find it.

Some people in a relationship only pay attention to their physical needs and ignore their psychological and emotional needs. This behavior is called " walking the kidney but not the heart." People who were more focused on physical contact and stimulation rather than emotional communication and resonance might be more focused on physical contact and stimulation. They may be more focused on short-term happiness and excitement than long-term relationships and promises. People who didn't care about their feelings might also lack self-awareness and self-management because they didn't have enough emotional needs to satisfy themselves. They may lack the ability to communicate and resonate emotionally, or they may not realize that their actions may have a negative impact on the relationship. A relationship where one's heart is not in the right place may have a negative impact on both parties. If one party only focuses on their physical needs and ignores their psychological and emotional needs, it may cause them to lose their investment and trust in the relationship. On the other hand, if one party only pays attention to their psychological needs and ignores their physical needs, it may cause them to feel dissatisfied and lost. Therefore, in a relationship, both parties should respect, trust, and understand each other and strive to balance their physical and emotional needs. At the same time, both parties should learn how to express their emotional needs and how to build a healthy and long-term relationship.