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the story seems a bit plain, but the tone and art is so whimsical.

my main point with that original statistic is not to argue gender superiority, but to push back against the belief that gender roles are inherent to gender and push back against the idea that men are somehow victims to this "inherent gender belief". OP (hippo-whatever) argued that women are just...

I guess bandai is more protective of the IPs of the suits than the IPs of the characters.

my favorite kind of manga; one that has a title that sounds suspiciously specific and personal.

kinda feels like seinen kaiju no. 8 with extra steps.

this should count as self-defense no? it'd be absurd for her to get convicted of manslaughter for this (although who knows).

Don’t take this the wrong way, but if you want normal stories about normal people, then just go outside and talk to people lol.

detective shion solves the case again.

in my headcanon it's actually infinite strawberry splash and it's a jojo reference.

i agree, it's completely absurd to look at this and go "see BoTH SideS Are bad". that's a false equivalency. when the wife wasn't honest, it came from a place of caring about her partner's feelings. it wasn't a good approach, ill give them that, but it was an effort to reciprocate the...

its misogyny. probably all that alpha grindset influencer culture. also some sort of weird cynical "trauma" from being a "nice guy". at the core, these people are implicitly trying to argue that it's because he's an introvert and therefore it's the wife's fault for not making an effort (even...

i think he just doesn't really care. it seems like he didn't marry her because he wanted to reciprocate her feelings and commitment, moreso just because it's a societal expectation. ima guy, so i really can't speak on the woman's part (cheating is pretty bad) but when it comes to the guy, to me...

you can use apples, coffee, etc.. because curry powder/roux itself is quite strong, the other flavors won't really compete or overpower in an awkward way.

i can't remember any of this author's manga endings being controversial. i think it's probably more just a general reference to the parasocial relationship problems of the manga industry.

oh she's sweet but a psycho

Beck 2: Electric Boogaloo

i mean clearly not, why would he go through the hassle of making this convoluted system where he tells the guy everything he knows about love-eaters just to have him get eaten? it does put into question how accurate his information, such as there being 4 love-eaters, is, but it's more likely...

i like that it doesn't beat around the bush or try to glorify the protagonist, but instead humanizes him in a vulnerable yet understanding way.

Ik you’re joking, but his legs definitely healed via book magic. And book magic also somehow informed the kid about it too.

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