Chicchai Senpai ga Kawaisugiru. - Vol. 1 Ch. 11
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Just wanted to let everyone know that I made a discord for moe and friends (https://discord.gg/GGFvbry)
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Wow, Rinko slips down several notches on the cool chart.
> Treats her coworkers who is self conscious about herself as a kid.
> Treats her coworker who actually respects said person as if he's a predator.
> Acts like a relationship between the two would be a bad thing because apparently said person can't be responsible.
What a bitch!
> Treats her coworkers who is self conscious about herself as a kid.
> Treats her coworker who actually respects said person as if he's a predator.
> Acts like a relationship between the two would be a bad thing because apparently said person can't be responsible.
What a bitch!
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@commandodude mc has been with the company for 2 months at best, in that time all he did was hang around the little girl and act all chummy with her and is continuously trying to hang around her. Of course Rinko will act protective and suspect mc for having ulterior motives
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@StarixCrown except she's a working adult, not a little girl. Plus she sheems more than comfortable with him even if you don't know them
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@superdoofus she's the senpai responsible for training him though...
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i don't know why you guys react as if rinko actually accuse him? she just want komai to more self aware that they are opposite gender. she is doubting there, sure, but she not actually engaging confrontation with him and provoke takase. remember she even interact with takase normally and even give him help just previous chapter. she also nice to other guy.
>but muh privacy
too bad asian society doesn't revolve on obsession on individualism. a person is expected to care for each other. this is just how she show her care for komai. and even komai is not mind that. that's the norm.
@commandodude @beperov @Askorti @Jimsock1 seriously, did you guys impose you guys mentality then just too used to play victim? that's sad.
>but muh privacy
too bad asian society doesn't revolve on obsession on individualism. a person is expected to care for each other. this is just how she show her care for komai. and even komai is not mind that. that's the norm.
@commandodude @beperov @Askorti @Jimsock1 seriously, did you guys impose you guys mentality then just too used to play victim? that's sad.
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How is expecting people to not assume a man is a potential predator without any proper reason, "imposing mentality"? This should be common sense. If the guy showed any actual shady behavior, sure, I'd expect a degree of protectiveness. But he's been nothing but nice to her, and didn't behave in any sleazy way at all. She's just prejudiced towards him because he's a man. The chapter even pointed it out how his completely innocuous behavior was being misinterpreted by her as potentially predatory for no good reason at all.
How is expecting people to not assume a man is a potential predator without any proper reason, "imposing mentality"? This should be common sense. If the guy showed any actual shady behavior, sure, I'd expect a degree of protectiveness. But he's been nothing but nice to her, and didn't behave in any sleazy way at all. She's just prejudiced towards him because he's a man. The chapter even pointed it out how his completely innocuous behavior was being misinterpreted by her as potentially predatory for no good reason at all.
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@Askorti he has been nothing but nice but then again, "bad guys" probably disguise themselves as good guys right? how can she be sure? also (I'm speaking completely out of my ass here) japan seems to be a more conservative society (in the sense of male and female social behavior) so I guess an adult woman should care for her security and not trust other people too much...
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Nothing has been shown thus far that he's a sleeze or a scumbag. He freaking works with her in everyday life. Not only would attacking her ruin his job, but possibly his life. The older lady is obviously prejudiced against him. If the roles were reversed, I bet you wouldn't care as much. They're grown adults. They can do what they want in their free-time and shouldn't be judged for it.
This stupid fear mongering that "if he's a man, he'll attack you " is retarded and if she'd spend more time communicating with him instead of judging him, she'd learn that he's a nice guy who just likes his tiny senpai.
Nothing has been shown thus far that he's a sleeze or a scumbag. He freaking works with her in everyday life. Not only would attacking her ruin his job, but possibly his life. The older lady is obviously prejudiced against him. If the roles were reversed, I bet you wouldn't care as much. They're grown adults. They can do what they want in their free-time and shouldn't be judged for it.
This stupid fear mongering that "if he's a man, he'll attack you " is retarded and if she'd spend more time communicating with him instead of judging him, she'd learn that he's a nice guy who just likes his tiny senpai.
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I don't think it has something to do with prejudiced on her part, it's just common sense to be a bit wary of men even they looks kind and gentle. . just like it's common to treat women carefully even they didn't looks weak. . .and it's not necessary a bad thing . . it kinda normal around here so no one really fussing over it. .
Well, different people from different culture sees/reads something differently
I don't think it has something to do with prejudiced on her part, it's just common sense to be a bit wary of men even they looks kind and gentle. . just like it's common to treat women carefully even they didn't looks weak. . .and it's not necessary a bad thing . . it kinda normal around here so no one really fussing over it. .
Well, different people from different culture sees/reads something differently
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@Askorti see, this is why i said you imposing your mentality. you are imposing your "common sense" and judge her wrong. can confirm to debaha argument, while individually japan has pretty progressive, but they are very conservative in society and relationship.there is expectation on female and male role on society, and rinko just follow that. and clearly, komai relationship with takase is the one is not common for just working colleague, hence she pointed out and she afraid komai has exploited (which she her self realized that it's wrong, it's more father and kids and komai being dense). and your argument that rinko is prejudice towards man is already proven false since she actually help takase in needs and even i give you example above (like when takase has problem identifying older person from different department).
@Jimsock1 you completely miss the cultural context. also yes, it also normal even the gender reversed (like boss being overprotective towards komai too). same argument above. also rinko does interact with him normally. like come on, takase and rinko have occasionally talking each other as far as the series goes. the problem is not takase is a man, but surprisingly close relationship with komai. she is interact normally with takase if it's about working.
@Jimsock1 you completely miss the cultural context. also yes, it also normal even the gender reversed (like boss being overprotective towards komai too). same argument above. also rinko does interact with him normally. like come on, takase and rinko have occasionally talking each other as far as the series goes. the problem is not takase is a man, but surprisingly close relationship with komai. she is interact normally with takase if it's about working.
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She was prejudiced towards him insofar as his relation with Komai was concerned, I didn't say she was prejudiced against him overall. She suspected him of being a predator without a good reason, other than him being a man. Before he told her that they're going to a bar she had opportunities to see that their relationship was clearly platonic and that he did not treat her like a potential lover. But on the mention of private rooms she immediately assumed the worst possible scenario and that he wants to exploit Komai and went to confront him, not taking another possibility into account. Then she belligerently and angrily called him out on his supposed misconduct, which he had to explain to her. Why should an employee explain to his boss what he does in his free time with another adult? I would like to remind you, that technically Komai is not a child, just looks like one. And then when Komai called her on the phone, she again immediately thought Takase did something to her. I understand being worried, but there are so many things that can happen and yet to immediately assume the man is in the wrong... Yea, that's discrimination. And even when she finds out that Takase was the one who got drunk and is completely innocent, she still chastised Komai about the possibility of him being a predator, despite it clearly not being the case.
I understand being cautious around men, as a general rule, it's the right thing to do. But there were good reasons to not see this instance as one that necessitates such caution, yet she persisted in her attitude.
She was prejudiced towards him insofar as his relation with Komai was concerned, I didn't say she was prejudiced against him overall. She suspected him of being a predator without a good reason, other than him being a man. Before he told her that they're going to a bar she had opportunities to see that their relationship was clearly platonic and that he did not treat her like a potential lover. But on the mention of private rooms she immediately assumed the worst possible scenario and that he wants to exploit Komai and went to confront him, not taking another possibility into account. Then she belligerently and angrily called him out on his supposed misconduct, which he had to explain to her. Why should an employee explain to his boss what he does in his free time with another adult? I would like to remind you, that technically Komai is not a child, just looks like one. And then when Komai called her on the phone, she again immediately thought Takase did something to her. I understand being worried, but there are so many things that can happen and yet to immediately assume the man is in the wrong... Yea, that's discrimination. And even when she finds out that Takase was the one who got drunk and is completely innocent, she still chastised Komai about the possibility of him being a predator, despite it clearly not being the case.
I understand being cautious around men, as a general rule, it's the right thing to do. But there were good reasons to not see this instance as one that necessitates such caution, yet she persisted in her attitude.
