Amai Seikatsu - Vol. 29 Ch. 337 - Miya vs Shizuka?

[MangaDex]

 

[Graywing]

Thanks for the chapter!!!

 

[SilverExp]

We gotta make a list of Miya crimes

 

[gmhh]

Kouno self destructs once more!

Also Shunsuke IS going to spend time with Chitose to get a feel for motherhood.

If that baby is a girl, she's going to be a lifelong Edo-brand customer.

 

[BanditHadron]

@saintguardian
Thanks for your work, as ever.

Kouno self destructs once more!

Also Shunsuke IS going to spend time with Chitose to get a feel for motherhood.

If that baby is a girl, she's going to be a lifelong Edo-brand customer.

Cripes, Kouno is SEVERELY going over the line. Why is it I can read Berserk and similar stuff without flinching, but stuff like what Kouno's doing here in a gag manga makes me cringe and basically fast-forward...? (EDIT: Rhetorical)

Yeah, if that child a girl, she's either going to become frigid because nothing else can compare, or overly-sensitive.

 

[gmhh]

Cripes, Kouno is SEVERELY going over the line. Why is it I can read Berserk and similar stuff without flinching, but stuff like what Kouno's doing here in a gag manga makes me cringe and basically fast-forward...?

I think it depends on the person and their experiences. I came from a physically abusive home. I cannot deal with violence on the level of Beserk. That's not to say that people's tolerance levels, likes, are dislikes are solely due to their trauma.

I know people who CANNOT STAND Urusei Yatsura because of Ataru's behavior. I truly enjoy it and the other Takahashi comedy titles because it's just pure slapstick comedy to me. In the real world, the characters of UY would all be in prison for APD-triggered hate crimes. In the comic and cartoon, it's like watching Roadrunner speed past an exploded, charred Coyote for the nth time.

Likewise, Miya's behavior in the real world would be reprehensible, if not insanely destructive. But, in the real world, if she hacked the Pentagon, she'd be in some kind of facility anyway. In the comic, her behavior is only comedic relief in a setting that's almost pure sex comedy anyway.

 

[BanditHadron]

I think it depends on the person and their experiences. I came from a physically abusive home. I cannot deal with violence on the level of Beserk. That's not to say that people's tolerance levels, likes, are dislikes are solely due to their trauma.

I know people who CANNOT STAND Urusei Yatsura because of Ataru's behavior. I truly enjoy it and the other Takahashi comedy titles because it's just pure slapstick comedy to me. In the real world, the characters of UY would all be in prison for APD-triggered hate crimes. In the comic and cartoon, it's like watching Roadrunner speed past an exploded, charred Coyote for the nth time.

Likewise, Miya's behavior in the real world would be reprehensible, if not insanely destructive. But, in the real world, if she hacked the Pentagon, she'd be in some kind of facility anyway. In the comic, her behavior is only comedic relief in a setting that's almost pure sex comedy anyway.

All quite true, yeah. Should've put that I meant it as a rhetorical question, sorry, but I love your write-up.