Why?Can't wait for chapter 68, when Noa-senpai gets mogged to death
Cause it is funny and Noa's menhera-ness goes off the scalesWhy?
If all you see in a woman are her boobies, you're gonna get hurt, man.I am willing to put up with her for moments like these 🤤 Abababa beeeewdbies
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Having read a lot of rom-coms, even yuri or BL, I got the impression that many authors on one hand are trying to make readers feel "this is literally me fr" by showing problems with toxic partners, and on the other, using it for "realistic" drama and comedy. Although I don't argue, some authors go so far that people in the West are ready to hate love interests as emotional (or even physical) domestic abusers. Especially when it comes to tsunderes. There's an adaptation of one LN airing right now where the main female lead literally gaslights the MC because he's too dense and she can't tell him how she feels directly.I will comment this again, I am still unsure what the author thinks of Noa's behavior. Does the author think Noa's behavior is bad or good?
Getting mixed signals here.
Always has been 🔫 🧑🚀she's just crazy clingy/annoying.
Idk, maybe you're looking too much for a very simple answer: some authors are just bad writers or have a weird, toxic and twisted idea of what a "good romance" is.Having read a lot of rom-coms, even yuri or BL, I got the impression that many authors on one hand are trying to make readers feel "this is literally me fr" by showing problems with toxic partners, and on the other, using it for "realistic" drama and comedy.
Well, not inaccurate."The heavy Rine user."
At least he values her enough to not take people trash talking her. Even his own sister."Maybe you should cut ties with her."
"You're being annoying."
Different things happen. You're right, there are many works that literally either idealize toxic relationships or don't even realize it. For example, I remember one manga where manipulating a partner for sex was played out as an ironic comedy. Or where the MC was accused of being selfish because of his sincere desire to help his beloved girl. But in this case, I was talking about romantic comedies, reading which you could shake your head and say "wakaru, wakaru".Idk, maybe you're looking too much for a very simple answer: some authors are just bad writers or have a weird, toxic and twisted idea of what a "good romance" is.
Not only in Japan, there's bad romantic stories everywhere and all the time. Let's not forget that time when Twilight or 50 shades of grey were popular.
Heck, even now "dark romance" is getting super popular, and those are just novels with monster fetish.
Funny how some of the most weird and toxic romance is made by women for women lmao