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Are you also a shipper?

In shoujo, there is an alarming correlation between the first recurring male character to pin the heroine against the wall or floor and becoming the eventual romantic interest of the heroine.

Not at all. She is quite demonstrative in her concern for Kouta, both in making sure that he is well-settled as well as moving into the Kaede house when his situation became more complicated.

There's only one 'u' in Yuka's name--a beautiful name to go along with a beautiful girl.

That fandom is rather difficult to ship because Yuki's contenders seem to be a cradle-robbing yandere and a domestic abuser in training.

There is simultaneity between friendship and romance in a well-written childhood friend--the friendship is often lacking in other romantic options. This is why the childhood friend is appealing--they can and have gotten along together for a long time.

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Not at all. She is quite demonstrative in her concern for Kouta, both in making sure that he is well-settled as well as moving into the Kaede house when his situation became more complicated.

Have you COUNTED how many times she punches him over the stupidest things!?

who's crazy enough to go and count how many times a tsundere from any show/manga goes and punches their love interest?