Asoko de Hataraku Musubu-san - Vol. 6 Ch. 63 - Are You Trying It Yourself?

[MangaDex]

 

[Hicleric]

Aha, so that's what her measurements are where the drama comes in
I was gonna say feels like more filler but then I remembered how slow-burn this one is

 

[Legend13]

Thank you for the new chapter today! 🙌

 

[eviljackspicer]

G-cup holy hell. These slim girls are stacked

 

[Lustrist]

condom rights

 

[Falsien]

TBH im liking the JAV actress, she isnt super slutty but she isnt an airhead either and her being so loose and daring when both protagonists are so reserved is a very nice contrast.
If this was a Doujinshi there would be a threesome by now, yknow, for testing.

 

[popinloopy]

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[Diagus]

Next Boss

 

[favine]

She is so adorable, looking over at him

 

[St0rmFury]

Holy. . . Musubu's a G?

 

[soulsie]

Thank you for the new chapter today!

 

[Bados_Ladyte]

Maybe it's just the way Sagami phrased it, but they getting preliminary data on the product performance from "we ask our male employees to ask their partners" doesn't sound very effective.

 

[booterror]

Thanks for the chapter!

That last page... "Do you just wanna be brand ambassadors together?"



Just that idea alone is making me think of something like this video and song:

 

[Shinigamisama]

She's screaming internally, "HELP ME!"

 

[MonsieurQuack]

Ok, so with a HS romance I can understand the awkwardness of a young couple but when it’s 2 grown adults who work in R&D whose products are used during sex… it just gets a bit wearying.

 

[piratesgoyarrrr]

G-cup holy hell. These slim girls are stacked

Japanese cup sizes are different so I think it's roughly equivalent to a western DDD. Shortstacks ftw!

 

[userlook]

Fuck off whore

 

[Huichelaar]

Considering what field these people are working in, mistakes can slip out very easily. We like involving our own personal experiences or inquiring after other people's personal experiences and when you work in the same or a similar field, it makes sense to talk about the topic you're both familiar with. The trouble is that that field in this case is condoms. One can very easily inquire after or provide one's own personal experiences relating to sex, and thus cross a line.

That said, you have an opportunity to weave in a message when writing fiction. If you're going to let this character make all these remarks and ask all these insensitive questions without any pushback being given by any person or anything in the plot it'll come off as "Oh look at how quirky and tactless this character is, haha!" when in reality this stuff is ultimately sexual harassment.

It's OK for the brand ambassador to not realize that she's sexually harassing this person; That's usually the defense. Just call it out though.