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Bro ofc he doesn't fully commit, gotta come at it from the side rather than head-on.
EbichuBro, what kinda stories have you been reading???
A classic Japanese marriage proposal goes something like "I'd like to have your miso soup every morning," so yes it is a Japanese thing“I want to have this every day”
Is such a simple innocuous comment, it’s quite a stretch to think that means I want to marry you. Is it a translation thing? In Japanese is there a double meaning?
It’s just such a common trope and I don’t get it.
https://mangadex.org/title/c86db984-35ca-4bb5-917c-a60a400aab59/tonnura-san Probably?Bro, what kinda stories have you been reading???
fuckspoilers
Nothing happens lol
is that PROGRESS i see on a romcom manga?, can't be....Ishizumi the goat
Me, Myself & Irene!Awww shit
A love triangle with himself
yes!Slams desk Finally...![]()
It is very much an old-fashioned Japanese trope that can be applied in many different ways:“I want to have this every day”
Is such a simple innocuous comment, it’s quite a stretch to think that means I want to marry you. Is it a translation thing? In Japanese is there a double meaning?
It’s just such a common trope and I don’t get it.
Also, the cat's name is a homophone for, uh... Stuff.
Offering to cook for someone everyday was a proposal for a long time in Japan.“I want to have this every day”
Is such a simple innocuous comment, it’s quite a stretch to think that means I want to marry you. Is it a translation thing? In Japanese is there a double meaning?
It’s just such a common trope and I don’t get it.
It's called cultural meme. The reason you don't get it is because you're not familiar with the culture. It's the same reason the phrase "The moon is beautiful, isn't it?" has a certain meaning in Japanese that you wouldn't get it you're not familiar with it.“I want to have this every day”
Is such a simple innocuous comment, it’s quite a stretch to think that means I want to marry you. Is it a translation thing? In Japanese is there a double meaning?
It’s just such a common trope and I don’t get it.
Sexual fan service? What kind of sick shit are you reading?I appreciate how much Chestnut is just a cute cat and not some kind of comic relieve animal or used for sexual fanservice. Helps to give this series some cute vibes besides the horny ones.