Well, the author's notes at the beginning gave away the ending.
Basically, I wasn't as enthralled with the sequal because I was
constantly thinking of the inevitable ending. 

Hmmph. I didn't get up and walk around I was just plain upset that Ranma
was so two faced in his relationship with Akane and Kentaro, and his

Yep ... Ranma was such a bastard ... almost a slut.

thoughts of himself. As with the original, I didn't enjoy reading the
story, but I couldn't stop reading. This time, I really hated the
ending, I saw it coming a mile away and flinched at the reactions of
Akane, Ranma & Kentaro. 

Also, the thought of Ranma wanting to do the 'wild thing' with Kentaro
right after telling Akane that he loved her, made me yell at my 'puter.
Thankfully, my 'puter wasn't offended by the language. :)
*sigh* 

Ranma: Oh, you're not out of consideration ... I feel so guilty when I'm
with Kentaro and you're around ... I feel like I'm being unfaithful.

<few mins later>

Ranma: Oh, Kentaro ... *grope grope*

-_-

All day Sunday, I thought about different parts of the story. And you
know what happened? I got depressed. The only way I got over it was
watching OMG "Evergreen Holy Night" and "For the Love of Goddess." And
then I posted "It's 11:00." 

Basically the same reaction from me, except I had nothing to undepress
me but studying. Joy. Depressed me more.

Ranma: The Nature of Love
Richard Lawson <sterman@sprynet.com>
Quick Quote:
Comments: A very well written story that will affect you while you read
it and for a couple days after.
Five Tea Kettles
and
A Dead Ryouga

May be well written ... couldn't get past the character's actions enough
to look. But the affecting part is definately true... Wish I'd never
read it ... *grumble* If I failed my UNIX exam, it's all your fault,
Richard!! ;p ^_^

Kun-chan...