Boukensha ni Naritai to Miyako ni Deteitta Musume ga S Rank ni Natteta - Vol. 3 Ch. 13
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This is fantastic, a realistic dad. When do you EVER see these in a fantasy manga? This needs an even higher score than it already has
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lol that credits page.
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skipped to this chapter. Usagi drop time?
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LOL i found this comment section hilarious that there was an entire debate on big daddy ogres parenting method. Like bruh a dude got so triggered that belgreive decided to disown his daughter if she didnt take life seriously. yikes. looks like someone is an entitled little bitch.
This girl is 17 years old. She is basically an adult in this world. She is also an independent and self sufficient woman. She isnt a 5 year old. She is physically, mentally, and emotionally an adult regardless of how she acts. Not only that they live in a world where death is a step away especially considering her occupation regardless of how strong she is. "Positive reinforcement" or "negative reinforcement" can go down the toilet. She needed to learn a lesson. Words wont simply cut it. Simply saying "take things more seriously" isnt enough. Angie needs to experience what it means to lose everything. That death is a moment away and she could lose everything because of it. If that means becoming an ogre, then by all means daddy will become an ogre. If she lost and her father disowned her that means that she lost the most precious thing that she has. If she lost in a real fight it wont just mean her father but everything is gone. Her father did the right thing.
Sheesh. This is why people say this generation is soft. All they want is the nice sweet carrot and cry if they get the stick.
This girl is 17 years old. She is basically an adult in this world. She is also an independent and self sufficient woman. She isnt a 5 year old. She is physically, mentally, and emotionally an adult regardless of how she acts. Not only that they live in a world where death is a step away especially considering her occupation regardless of how strong she is. "Positive reinforcement" or "negative reinforcement" can go down the toilet. She needed to learn a lesson. Words wont simply cut it. Simply saying "take things more seriously" isnt enough. Angie needs to experience what it means to lose everything. That death is a moment away and she could lose everything because of it. If that means becoming an ogre, then by all means daddy will become an ogre. If she lost and her father disowned her that means that she lost the most precious thing that she has. If she lost in a real fight it wont just mean her father but everything is gone. Her father did the right thing.
Sheesh. This is why people say this generation is soft. All they want is the nice sweet carrot and cry if they get the stick.
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Aahh now it is the armchair psychiatrist forum this time. So I'll have to make sure that when I have a daughter that become an S-rank adventurer, and she doesn't take her profession and the risk that comes with it seriously, I need to reward her with candies if she beat me in a one-on-one combat!
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@mommunism:
I have real-life experience.
My acquaintances (in the same district) are now still grief in sorrow for not being strict with their son until they heard the phone call from the hospital to come and take their son's corpse back.
Traffic accident, he didn't wear a helmet.
Because he was their only son, they spoiled him rotten. They always gave him whatever he likes to encourage him to study. He was rather smart but was also lazy.
They often told him to wear a helmet but he was like "No need, there are a lot of people don't wear a helmet while riding"
Meanwhile, back when I was a child, I chase a ball and was about to get hit by a bike.
My mom slapped me real hard in the face, it was really hurt.
But then she sat down and hugged me really tight while crying "Why didn't you be careful? What if you got git and died, how could I live? Thank god you are alive!"
I was even more hurt than when I got slapped.
From that lesson, I always remember to be careful of vehicles whenever I go out.
But I doubt if I could learn that lesson if my parent gave me candies and told me to be careful.
The only bad thing is that I may have become worried too much that people often call me a worry-wart.
I have real-life experience.
My acquaintances (in the same district) are now still grief in sorrow for not being strict with their son until they heard the phone call from the hospital to come and take their son's corpse back.
Traffic accident, he didn't wear a helmet.
Because he was their only son, they spoiled him rotten. They always gave him whatever he likes to encourage him to study. He was rather smart but was also lazy.
They often told him to wear a helmet but he was like "No need, there are a lot of people don't wear a helmet while riding"
Meanwhile, back when I was a child, I chase a ball and was about to get hit by a bike.
My mom slapped me real hard in the face, it was really hurt.
But then she sat down and hugged me really tight while crying "Why didn't you be careful? What if you got git and died, how could I live? Thank god you are alive!"
I was even more hurt than when I got slapped.
From that lesson, I always remember to be careful of vehicles whenever I go out.
But I doubt if I could learn that lesson if my parent gave me candies and told me to be careful.
The only bad thing is that I may have become worried too much that people often call me a worry-wart.
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I think Bel did the right thing, he only said that he'll disown her to make her spar more seriously. Even after that he apologized and made her understand that he doesn't actually hate her.
Bel did the right example of tough love because many parents who tried it usually only focus on the "tough" part and forget about the "love" which made the children think that they genuinely hate them.
Also, I believe even if Ange lost he won't literally disown him. He'll just make her retire early or something until she's ready.
Bel did the right example of tough love because many parents who tried it usually only focus on the "tough" part and forget about the "love" which made the children think that they genuinely hate them.
Also, I believe even if Ange lost he won't literally disown him. He'll just make her retire early or something until she's ready.
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