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Note: "Tokubetsu" (Yakara) choco is different to "hommei" chocos. "Hommei" (direct way) to show if you want to confess or open up your true feelings to a person, while "Tokubetsu" (indirect way) is something that you want to tell a person that he or she is "special"or "most important". Sometimes, the giver didn't ask for his/her response. It is also a sign that the giver already developed her true feelings but still afraid to tell. Hommei means "Favorite" while Tokubetsu means "Special". Yakara means "family or clan". Tomo means "Friend" and Giri means "Obligation" (non-romantic).
