>>8138You don't understand what I mean by the burden
The burden I referred to is something that is forcibly imposed by one to another
These two, Sayori and Yuri, clearly feel like they are mistakes and should have never been around
The love they may feel to anyone is considered wrong by them, they don't feel right about it
If you want to forcibly impose what they fear on them, you will get only a terrifying outcome
You don't know how it feels to be someone whom the sacrifice is being made for, but I know
The "forbidden feelings" experienced by the girls (and not only them, ahem) lead them to become frustrated beyond imagination, let me repeat it, they don't believe they are worthy of being paid attention to, and this impression of worthlessness only grows over time, becoming insufferable
if you will force their own worldview to face the "reality" (by which I imply your or anyone's supposed love to them), this will cause a cognitive dissonance resulting into a complete hatred of everything and life in particular, and I highly doubt you want to lead them hate their own existence even more than they can
It's unbearable to be the one who is taken care of, because it will persuade you into thinking you're an evil, bad person, who is only able to take away, giving nothing in return
It's a great pain to live in conviction that you only "harm" the one you truly, genuinely love
There's no actual cure of that. That's over. I've been living like this for years and you must trust me.