Well the difference between the showbiz drama and some one being forced to marry someone is CHOICE. Anna has chosen to be an actress and it has been apart of her character this entire manga. Kyo realized he liked her when she was bawling her eyes out a about a nose bleed getting in the way of her job. And because it her choice, it's constantly brought up in the narrative so getting back to the idea of kissing people for real this time is a natural occurrence for this manga.
I said even some manga writers started giving attention to this horror and of course there are perverts in every country. But not much of them launhes a full sector about it and marketing children. Telling you again. Neither in real life nor in a manga, there has to be red lines. Why are they keep lowering the ages pf characters in romance category? What is next, elementary schoolers? I hate loli characters, NTR and any kind of sexual misbehavior. Anyways, you seem not to stop beating around the bushes. Just come out and say you're a PDF already.
Oh no, I'm aware that it isn't the exact same, but this hypothetical scenario would fulfill the same roll, forcing Yamada to make a difficult decision and maybe even rebel against some adults and risking the status quo of her everyday life, even though she initially thinks of herself as too immature to make such a call on her own, all for the love of her life. Same thing for Ichikawa, who would have to assert himself and be clear about his feelings regarding the matter, even though he would be hesitant at first because he is worried about what is the best for Yamada, and if he's even worth all the trouble.
The fact you're trying to insult me shows you have nothing factual to contribute. Travel to Japan. Realize this whole scenario you've fabricated in your head isn't real. You're talking from a point of absolute ignorance and have no idea what you're talking about.
I can recognize that author sowed the seeds for this Yamada Actress drama well in advance, but now that it's bearing fruit it's so all-encompassing and stifling, that's why I used an example of an exhausting melodramatic trope to get my feelings about this storyline across.
I agree which is why I don't see how this development is so bothering for other people. I know you don't think of it as the biggest deal in the world, but why do people suddenly think this is going to be a problem when Kyo meeting her manager for the first time wasn't a problem? Why are you equating a kiss for a job to someone actively trying to get in the way of their relationship? Especially when we both agree that this manga has never been that serious. Every dramatic set up has been meet with either understanding, a joke, or both. And if its consistent, this kiss probably isn't even going to happen. But even if it does, why would this be the thing to break them apart?
Well like I said, it comes down to this being unprecedented circumstances, there was never such a drawn out problem in this story before and I'm worried the author is slightly changing this work into something else for the sake of reader engagement, and I've read my fair share of Seo Kouji mangas, I'm kinda good on that front.
Um, alright, I can see my opinion offended you, considering the tone of this reply and how you disliked pretty much every one of my comments.
So, sorry(not sorry), but since the beginning, The Dangers in my Heart was a work about Idols (in the same category as Oshi no Ko), romance and slice of life. And that was also warned since the beginning:
Norio Sakurai is not changing anything, she is tackling now the idol topic from vanguard. That was gonna happen sooner or later and this, actually, answer a lingering question I had after Karte 168: Why would Ichikawa say "I love you" (aishiteru) when his relationship is not even near of the first year? And why was Yamada ready to accept those words? Now I have the answer: because now the author can board the issue of the feelings management between an Idol and her boyfriend, with the added problem that boyfriend is not prone to take that situation in nice fashion:
Greetings.
There are ways to add tension or drama to a manga. But Japanese authors don't usually think beyond the simplest way to introduce it: adding "NTR bait" because it's the easiest way to sell you a supposed infidelity because it will attract morbid people, which is unfortunate. They could have added tension in other ways, like, I don't know, a rival as an actress for Yamada, etc. There are many ways.
The issue here is the "NTR bait" is procedent, and it was gonna happen sooner or later but, still, all of you would be criticizing the same. What's more: that bait is not even actual, it's just part of the TV soap opera Akino is acting.
