She only started dating in middle school. She's a final year highschool student. You can tell because the uniform she has on in the panel where it talks about her dating is a different style from her current one, they are talking about college and the tracksuit the childhood friend/lover gives her is for a final year student.This story is very disgusting and wild. Just reading page nine is like a wtf moment for me.
This is nothing like what happens in real life.
The parents are nonexistent.
She fucked around enough to not know who the father is in MIDDLE SCHOOL??? That doesn't make sense ("Junior high schools (中学校 chūgakkō) (7th-9th grade) are for children aged twelve through fifteen years old.").
Who in their right mind would keep the baby when still being in middle school? It's drawn like a happy fairy tale; they're gonna get married and live happily ever after, but this is totally impossible in reality. Just to write a flirty love relationship of two females who discover themselves at this age.
Don't go feed this bs to your daughters.
Obviously they're both still living at their parents' place, but their parents or advising doctors don't exist in this story, and that's just not happening in reality.
They'll both have to drop out to pay rent; they won't have any way of sustaining themselves at this age like this. You don't want a future like that for the baby and yourself. No sane parent would allow this. I believe so, at least.
In the off chance her parents pay for her life and the baby's life until the girl can make a decent living on her own, well it would mean the parents can afford to do so and have a caretaker for the baby for the girl to make a life of herself at this time. Or one of the girls drops out to mitigate the cost. But you still fucked your prospects for this, at least for one of them. And all of this is still highly improbably happening.
I'm not a fan of the way things are used at all, just for a lovey-dovey story. I think this is dumb, unaware, and irresponsible writing.
Well, then the decision to keep the child is a bit more understandable with that in mind. Not that it's what she should do or not, I wouldn't know.She only started dating in middle school. She's a final year highschool student. You can tell because the uniform she has on in the panel where it talks about her dating is a different style from her current one, they are talking about college and the tracksuit the childhood friend/lover gives her is for a final year student.
Yeah, normally it isn't wise to have a child until you have at least some source of steady income that doesn't require the mother to work for a long period of time. However, this story isn't going for realism (see how the child's father is not involved at all in the story, see how she doesn't know or even attempt to know who the father is and see how the financial/social/emotional downsides of childbirth aren't mentioned). Rather, it's more a dramatisation of what happens when people aren't clear with their emotions with a happy ending.Well, then the decision to keep the child is a bit more understandable with that in mind. Not that it's what she should do or not, I wouldn't know.
I think it's advisable to not keep the child in the vast majority of cases, though. Because like I said, raising a child when learning, working or going to university is not doable without help. You have to afford that help and be lucky enough to get it.
That's not something that happens so easily in reality like how this story wants us to try and imagine.
Yeah it's quite disturbing.I am conflicted on how I feel after reading this. The misunderstanding of the two childhood friends is endearing and adorable. On the other hand the partner just hand waves the fact that the MC was sleeping around this whole time and got pregnant doing so. Feels like the two sides of the story don't mesh well for me.