But... You never know what the future holds, but whatever happens to me, whatever happens to Kenshin, there will never be another good-bye like that o...e. After the battle in Kyoto, it's the one thing I'm sure of... okay?(She goes back to combing Tsubame's hair.)Tsubame (thinking): Kaoru and Mr. Himura... they should be happy together.Kaoru: Okay, all done. It's almost dawn. It's a little early, but let's wake Yahiko up and have breakfast.Tsubame: Um, his door was slightly open so I peeked in.. "You know, Jimmy, the more time I spend around you the more impressed I am. You give me great hope for the future." Well, I'm not sure why that would be but thank you anyway." Jimmy, most young people your age would never even consider the possibility that a lover may have issues about their own relationship, much less a relationship with someone else. For that matter, they would never even tolerate the idea of sharing someone's affections, much less their bodies, with someone else. And yes, I. When her parents asked what she wanted for her 18th birthday she told them she wanted to go a real school and be allowed to make real friends. In what may have been her first act of real defiance, she wouldn't accept no as an answer. Years of seclusion left her with a hunger for the outside world and although her parents were stubborn, they could see the seriousness in her eyes when she threatened to move out on her own.The nightmare didn't end there for her parents, as the only school with. She didn’t look like a ‘lesbian’, if that’s even a thing, and if that’s what you’re wondering. It was an unlikely script. And it all started with, ‘I love your haircut’.Coco Chanel once stated, ‘A woman who cuts her hair is about to change her life’. It’s true. I was announcing, without really announcing, ‘moving on’ with the ‘breakup cut’. The let’s-cut-it-all-off-haircut was a statement of personal empowerment, an adieu to an affecting three-year relationship with a Hungarian woman I had.