This story started off very cute but now it's just another abusive relationship.

But since this is manga it's equally likely that one teacher gets Kazuki and the other one somehow ends up with Kurosawa.

Gets my vote. I always prefer the subversive option.

It's pretty garbage but I like the art. So it's garbage that's pretty.

All good things must come to an end.

Oh, but you're wrong!

Not much on elementary applied psychology, are we?

Not with people like her, no.

Yes. Give me more.

"Oh it's Niten shrine. You confessed here a year ago! I think we should break up." walks off

I'm not really feeling this one.

Even new supra can't go that fast

My supra vandal can do a lot in 3 seconds tbh.

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And A Gay Girl Emerges.

It's probably worth remembering that the early chapters weren't so snappy on the comedy as the later ones, so I think the anime's as good as I expected if not better. I like the visual choices too.

*Behaves like a violent asshole
-Why do people try to leave me?

This, really. There's no reason to stay. Kind of wish imouto had just flat-out told her she's a massive cunt instead of playing around the fact.

If you're really worried, use a chainmail gauntlet. Seriously, it's standard safety equipment for some jobs and you have a 0% chance of cutting your hand while wearing it.

The Japanese is such a fragile creature. Collapses unconscious if it doesn't eat for most of a single day and teeters on the brink of death if it catches a common cold.

Setsu, you're being kinda shitty there.

Before complaining about heteronormativity, it might be a good idea to ensure you understand what it actually means.

Just saying.

is this how psychopaths love each other

You mean this thread? No, this is just flirting.

That was basically just Saki, where everyone cheats as hard as possible until a critical mass of bullshit is achieved and someone wins.

Happy birthday, Jesus-chan!

Unexpected.

Neat.

It's important for the panel to make you focus on what's important.

At first I thought this was cute, then I read the comments.
I mean, I still like it, and real-life rapists are horrible, and to remind everyone that this is a work of fiction and that characters shouldn't be judged as real human beings.

Ignoring the context of this particular story, doesn't that basically mean a complete failure on the part of the author? I dunno about other writers, but I want my characters to represent actual human beings and be relatable to actual human beings. If their actions can't be judged by human standards (assuming I'm not writing a literal monster or dragon or something) then what's the point?

I hear this sentiment repeated a lot in these forums, but it never makes any more sense to me. Rather, it just seems like a "don't judge something I like" dodge instead.

It requires context though. Normally, you write about what you've observed in life, but that doesn't really apply to media that is heavily escapist. You say 'ignore the context', but why? I don't have an issue providing a little suspension of disbelief if that's what's required.

Maru is too oblivious to learn the lesson: don't date spacebrains.

I can't stand this "both sides made mistakes" kind of wishy-washy crap. The teacher is responsible for the consequences of his harassment.

No, he's responsible for provoking her to the point of retaliation. She is responsible for the nature of that retaliation. By your logic, she could have shot him and that would have been his fault.

Although that said, I don't think bagging him was an overreaction. It's a bag, not a sledgehammer.

Write her a letter, dumbass.

Let's not bring up the massive poo stain that is India in here (or any other 1st/2nd world country conversation), thank you.

This country will forever & always be stuck with medieval laws & social rules. :^)

Everybody is free to bring India here. Keep your hate and shitty predictions of a country you don't know for yourself, thank you.

...you do realise that by what they're saying they live there, right.

It's the internet, no need to read before opening fire.