It all started with this strawberry dessert thingie. As usual, the boys gave their moans and groans (yes, like they are actually in the midst of something much more sexual XD) and the constant praises of Oishii i.e. delicious. And stuck in the middle was Yasuda, who had his face covered with his hand.

Everyone began to laugh at their oh so very adorable member - knowing well of his tendencies to get emotional over little things =D

And of course, being the caring members that they are towards one another (yeah right, they practically exist to make fun of one another), they tried to console him and figure out what is it that made him cry this time around.


I'm sorry but am I the only one who thinks a crying Yasuda is so bloody adorable?
Being the mother hen of the group a.k.a Murakami, he goes over to check on their guitarist and asked if the dessert was too delicious and hence the reason for his tears.

Yasuda nods and agrees.

But with tears still pooling at those big adorable eyes, a sniffling runny nose and tears streaming down those dimpled cheeks, he reveals the real reason to his tears.

Subaru took his strawberry!sfjskldfjs -- I am absolutely at loss for words.
Murakami then hits him in the head while the rest laughed themselves to tears, lolz.



OMGILUSM Yasuda, why are you so emotionally adorable??!?! Not only are you this talented guitarist, wonderful composer and lyricist, awesome dancer, and creative art freak with the most polite manners around and the biggest heart, you are also incredibly emotional to the point where I find it endearing. I think it's that part of him that's always treasuring every little thing in life, the small to the big, nothing is of less importance or less beautiful in his eyes. And for these reasons alone, I think he's a better man than anyone out there. He cries because he appreciates the many things in life that most would overlook - a simple song sung a capella, a teamwork induced success at tennis in the 101st attempt, and a whole lot more that I probably have yet to know. He even leaves thank you messages in bento-boxes when he doesn't finish them, saying thanks for the food and the hospitality, and how sorry he is for not being able to finish the food. How much more polite can one get? Apparently with Yasuda, there's no ends to it. He's admirable really. If I am to voice out my role-model at politeness and kindness, it would be him. His parents really brought up a fine, well-mannered young man =D
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