Boku wa Kimitachi wo Shihai suru - Vol. 6 Ch. 48

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Plot: They're trapped and trying to survive.
Nerd waifu gaslit him into being a sadist, and now she's having an absolute cinema with MC dominating all the other waifus

honestly i'm surprised they haven't needed/ran outta food since all that sex prolly burns calories, i imagine even if they did have a dedicated gardening club it's not some rural countryside where usual students would've grown their own lunches normally

Dunno if we'll get an explanation for 'why', if it's not the nerd girl setting up the barrier or some 'force' that won't let them free till he 'conquers' them all lol (although one of them was a housewife? so not impossible but i imagine she'd be the 'last' target)
 
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So uh what's the plot again?
Plot: They're trapped and trying to survive.
Nerd waifu gaslit him into being a sadist, and now she's having an absolute cinema with MC dominating all the other waifus
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Admittedly, though, as fucked up as it is, it's probably for the best. And I'm sure that the Nerd-Waifu (Mimori) knows it.

Most couples/polycules that are into BDSM (Bondage and Sado-Masochism) will tell you if you ask them up-front: While things like themes and the tools used might be a group decision, it's the sub who ultimately sets the pace and what direction their play goes. And Mimori here is being Beta As Fuck.

I'm pretty sure Mimori is a high-functioning sociopath. Not necessarily a bad thing - there's a lot more of them out there than you realize, and some of them don't even realize they're sociopaths themselves! These people are the charming liars, the big risk takers, and the social engineers that help keep a society dynamic.

This group did a fairly good job trying to keep things together by keeping themselves busy with all the work their continued survival demands. But in the end, they're all homesick to one degree or another, and the stress has been piling on. For example, before Haruka dealt with Seira and Mugi, Seira was abusing the fuck out of Mugi, far beyond what people who practice BDSM would say is kosher.

Granted, this isn't much better. It's still close enough to "50 Shades of Gray* territory to be squicky for a fair few. But by having Haruka establish dominance like this, setting a rigid hierarchy and forcing them to consider this to be their world now? Mimori might be having an absolute blast, but she's also doing this with this thought in the back of her head: "It's going to be super-bad for everyone if someone really breaks down and commits suicide or kills someone else."

The mangaka seriously did their homework on the psychological impacts of being part of a small group in a survival situation. Their behavior is so believable that it's almost scary. Thank God they find a good moment here and there to inject a bit of humor.

(Like that moment at the end of Chapter 30 where Mimori realized she done goofed by forcing Haruka to abstain for too long and is about the get the pussy-reaming of her life. Ralphy-I'm-In-Danger-Hee-Hee.jpg)
 
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two left, so HOW ARE THERE FIVE MORE VOLUMES
 
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The mangaka seriously did their homework on the psychological impacts of being part of a small group in a survival situation. Their behavior is so believable that it's almost scary. Thank God they find a good moment here and there to inject a bit of humor.
What made me like the series.

In TV series for example, it’s too often they indulge in the “human are all selfish creatures” by blatantly showing the characters becoming animals and start backstabbing each other just because they are evil-inside.
This one focused more on the trying to hang on their sanity and cling to keeping things as normal as possible. Including their sense of position/role in community. So it somehow felt more like their struggling rather than showing “ugly side of humanity” porn for the audience.
 
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Dude really just flat out said to her face that he doesn't really care if she's being driven into a corner, then 2 seconds later claims to care about her as a friend, lmao.
 
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Dude really just flat out said to her face that he doesn't really care if she's being driven into a corner, then 2 seconds later claims to care about her as a friend, lmao.
iinm, there are similar kind of case in real life. Usually in abusive relationship.
The abuser crush their victim’s self-worth, and then make the victim became mentally dependent on them.
Those kind of the abuser suddenly saying sorry, showing care, also can make the victim start doubting themselves, and lured to self-blaming (maybe it’s me who had been wrong, actually he is nice, he is feeling sorry, if I can just be better he wouldn’t be like this, I can help him, he need me, I’m needed, and so on).

It sounds stupid from 3rd party perspective who has the luxury to objectively observe from safe place. But if you’re cornered with nowhere else to go, everything you’re confident about yourself is constantly getting dissed until you’re not sure of yourself or your self-worth anymore, and then given one place, an identity to hold on to, people’s broken mind can get desperate.

It’s been what Mimori been doing in general.
Corner them, and then when they’re defenseless, give an exit to run away from things they can’t take anymore.
And the invisible cage here is, they’re haunted by anxiety about rejecting Haruka. They already lose self-confidence about standing for themselves (from trauma of situation that cornered them). Even if they try to stand on their own, what if they fail, and now they have nowhere else to fall back to. So they would rather take what Haruka had given them for a price, rather than take a risk to where they have failed before.
 
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The mangaka seriously did their homework on the psychological impacts of being part of a small group in a survival situation. Their behavior is so believable that it's almost scary. Thank God they find a good moment here and there to inject a bit of humor.
Hmm, is that why this feels so frustrating to read compared to other mind break stories?
I don't know much about psychology. But there are other good solutions other than having everyone be dependent on Haruka, right?

I like harem, of course, and that's why I'm reading this.
But I just find the whole group intentionally bullying Yuki to be too much. (probably because if I were on the receiving end, I would either get violence towards everyone or off myself)
 
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Hmm, is that why this feels so frustrating to read compared to other mind break stories?
I don't know much about psychology. But there are other good solutions other than having everyone be dependent on Haruka, right?
Oh, I'm sure there are. But that's not the story being told. As I mentioned before, I'm pretty sure Mimori is a sociopath, and thus she's handling this dilemma the way a sociopath would.
 

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