Kyuuketsuki-san wa Chitoraretai - Ch. 1 - ChiToRare

[K-Lye]

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I doubt you are a vampire

Where’s this from?

 

[2662]

Bruh weirdass fuckin plot wastes good art

 

[fazzaki]

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I doubt you are a vampire

Sauce bro? Google lens result only shows this thread

 

[icarushector]

Yeah, but they're separate residences, typically not in the immediate vicinity of the actual church. MC's place looks like a normal house that maybe has a tiny chapel inside, but some mangas seem to suggest that priests and/or nuns live inside the temples which irl only contain facilities for worship.

My limited experience of parish houses actually were on church grounds or in the building itself, though the later was a community center as well. Hardly a large sample size. The term "house of God " might cause confusion as well?

 

[Fallenstreet01]

Can't say I was expecting vampire cuckholdry out of all things here but sure I'll take it.

 

[AnimuVsMango]

The chapter name is wildin, the Japanese obsession with NTR, man...

 

[kingarthur020500]

Guys. It's not cheating. She's a cuck. There's a difference. Cheating is done without the partner's knowledge. NTR is done to hurt the partner. Cuckolding is done for the pleasure of the partner.

 

[DROID.EXE]

My brother the author what the fuck man, you could've easily gone for the classic route of I used to play with him in the park route and my parents live abroad so she'll be living with us route but no, you and your fancy team decided to use ntr

 

[Tsundeneko]

After 4 Years Of Forcing Myself to Consume NTR Now I Can Finally Enjoy the Pain in Mainstream Manga HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH ( Help )

 

[Hypemancer]

Japanese writers have such silly ideas about western priesthood. My favorite is that they believe that priests live at churches - similar how little children sometimes think that teachers live at schools.

I think it's because Shinto and Buddhist priests can live on the shrine and temple grounds so they think the Christian Priests also live in their holy place without thinking about it. Also, monasteries for Catholic priests/nuns.

 

[Al_Azif]

Why are people calling it cheating when they're not even in a relationship?

 

[DaBlackMamba]

Guys. It's not cheating. She's a cuck. There's a difference. Cheating is done without the partner's knowledge. NTR is done to hurt the partner. Cuckolding is done for the pleasure of the partner.

Somehow that's much more gross to me 😂

 

[NARESH4444]

Yeah, cheating and NTR stories are booming right now in Japan (and idk why).

"Right now",you clearly have not seen enough of the past 30 years.

Body fluid huh. Blood, saliva, sweat and MAN MILK

I bet she's actually gonna experiment with all three right after her "rival" drains his blood,and probably decide which fill her stomach the most.

This isn't cheating for lust,this is cheating for gluttony,and the poor lad is about to drained dry.

 

[wallsg]

Japanese writers have such silly ideas about western priesthood. My favorite is that they believe that priests live at churches - similar how little children sometimes think that teachers live at schools.

In many denominations they do. Maybe not "in" but definitely "at" the church. At a local Methodist church a block up the street from my house back in my home town the house was closer to the church than modern fire code would allow (like five or six feet) and had a covered walkway between the buildings.

Clergy house

A clergy house is the residence, or former residence, of one or more priests or ministers of a given religion, serving as both a home and a base for the occupant's ministry.[1][2] Residences of this type can have a variety of names, such as manse, parsonage, rectory, or vicarage.

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The names used for homes of ordinary parish clergy vary considerably and include the following:

• The Anglican Communion uses the terms vicarage or (more informal and old-fashioned) parsonage, and rectory if appropriate.
• Roman Catholics use the terms priory, clergy house, parochial house (mostly in Ireland), chapel house (in Scotland), presbytery, and rectory (especially in Massachusetts) if appropriate. In the Philippines, the term convent is used, a direct calque of the Spanish convento. An ecclesiastical residence, sometimes called a presbytery, is the residence of a cleric in their diocese or parish.[8]
• Manse (cognate with mansion) is a Scottish term that is used in Scottish Presbyterianism, and also in other parts of the British Isles by Non-conformist churches such as the Methodists and the United Reformed Church. This name is also commonly used by Baptists in the United Kingdom[9] and in some Commonwealth countries.[10]
• Pastorium is the usual term in the Southern United States, especially among Baptists.[11]
• Lutheran churches often use parsonage.
• The name "parish house" is used by many denominations.

 

[wallsg]

Body fluid huh. Blood, saliva, sweat and

I hope waste isn't included in those fluids. I don't want to see that.

 

[Zikeang]

Body fluid huh. Blood, saliva, sweat and

tears, duh

 

[VooXoo]

Oh no, she mistook the kiss with her beloved tasting good because SHE LOVES HIM with the guy fluids tasting different after bit from someone else or she being a cuck.
At least I think she thinks that being the cuck made it taste better, can't be sure
Anyway reverse NTR is fine by me, is super rare and usually ends with everyone fucking happily.

 

[Roriipupper]

SHE'S A CUCK

WE'RE IN FOR A FUCKING RIDE, LADS

 

[Cpu2069]

How did she survive under the sun even tho she’s a vampire?

Well they obviously used the red stone of aja to become the ultimate lifeform

 

[rozert]

Cuckold vampire ahahahahahahaha