I’m sure by this time School Days has become old news but I just wanted to comment on what I got out of the series. I sat through all the episodes, except the first, in one sitting and I’ve realized there’s one key lesson that’s taught intentionally or unintentionally by the series writer. School days had a $hitload of flaws ranging from how unrealistically all the characters interacted and reacted to one another to how unsatisfying the end was after all the tension that was built up, but at the end, despite the insanity and improbability of the storyline, I think the series did well in conveying the pure aweful emotions involved in infidelity. I can say that I might have only watched the whole series to see if there would be a decent reconciliation in the end (though I thought the ending wasn’t good enough since Mokoto and everyone that was involved with him should have all been killed in some way because of their foolish decisions to sleep with him), and though I might have died a little inside because of this anime, I think if its done anything for me, its shown me the value saving yourself physically, mentally and emotionally for the “right one”, as opposed to test driving everything on the lot – reason being if you test drive everything, once you find the one you want, what you have with it ends up becoming less meaningful.