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If there are tween girls reading this manga, chances are they are here to see the romance. That's all good, we all hope Kishi writes something worth reading in that department as well.
It's common knowledge Kishi can redeem irredeemable characters making them out to be people you could have been friends with, if only...
Kishimoto is free to write Sasuke to be anything he wants him to be and make him into this kind character, which would make SasuSaku understandable in the end.
I wouldn't mind seeing it, mostly so my actual OTP is guaranteed.
But here's the problem: Real life people don't work that way and some young girl reading this manga may think they do.
Things Sasuke has been through and his past behavior score him quite high on the psychopathy and narcissism scale. He isn't a full fledged psychopath for several reasons, but he certainly has shown himself ****ed up enough to fit into a large array of criteria which lean towards it and open a palette of personality disorders. People with personality disorders and with a past as Sasuke's are 99,9% of the time irreparable. If one is interacting with such a person, they are advised to back the fu*k away and stay away by every responsible psychologist.
Such people become and stay abusers, co-dependent, abused, depending on their personality. Kishi may be free to commend Sakura and call her sweet for wanting to save Sasuke, for not giving up on Sasuke, via Kakashi's inner monologue, but in the real world we don't call that sweet, we call it stupid.
The reason Naruto is not as stupid as Sakura in wanting to "save Sasuke" is because Naruto can stand up to Sasuke. There is 0.1% chance to heal such a person and it requires one to act as a new parent. You have to be able to stand up to them once they cross the line, and re-educate them. Only Naruto's pushy personality and power are on par with Sasuke's, in order to have any chance to "save him". (Not a yaoi fan, I mean in a platonic relationship.)
"I can save him from the dark." is the mantra of every female victim of long-lasting abuse.
All we need is the "Look what you made me do." said by Sasuke, and we have us a Naruto Springer show.