<p>She didn't become "Automatically beautiful just by going to sleep" Instead, out of depression of her favorite anime guy dying, she locked herself in her room for a week without any food, therefore reducing her body fat and making her thin. </p>

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2017-06-01T23:25:42.560Z
2017-06-01T23:25:42.560Z
The Boogie Worm
<p>I've just been wondering this since I started watching it and couldn't figure it out so I hope someone can help!</p>

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2017-05-27T18:21:01.500Z
That plot detail was so stupid, I stopped watching after the first episode. Plain, heavy, teenage girl gets depressed when her favorite character dies.  She shuts herself in a room for about a week, loses weight, and becomes very attractive. I believe this is commonly referred to as an a**-pull, written only to get the plot to where they want it.  You're supposed to ignore that it makes absolutely no sense.
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In "Kiss Him Not Me" how does Kae just automatically become beautiful by just going to sleep?
# In "Kiss Him Not Me" how does Kae just automatically become beautiful by just going to sleep?
Posted by: username_0 on 2017-05-27
I've just been wondering this since I started watching it and couldn't figure it out so I hope someone can help!
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: That plot detail was so stupid, I stopped watching after the first episode. Plain, heavy, teenage girl gets depressed when her favorite character dies.  She shuts herself in a room for about a week, loses weight, and becomes very attractive. I believe this is commonly referred to as an a**-pull, written only to get the plot to where they want it.  You're supposed to ignore that it makes absolutely no sense.  
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### Answer by username_2 on 2017-06-01. Score: 3
She didn't become "Automatically beautiful just by going to sleep" Instead, out of depression of her favorite anime guy dying, she locked herself in her room for a week without any food, therefore reducing her body fat and making her thin.
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