Chiisai Gyaru - Ch. 21

[jokerxhisoka]

Honestly it just gives me second-hand embarrassment. That and slut shaming. How insecure can these guys be. Yeah I too was like that when I was fucking 13, grow up.
Having said that, I'm not such a good person that I don't judge people who sleeps around I guess.

"slut shaming" is one of the dumbest terms to ever appear on the internet. When people shame simps it is fine, but you call a slut a slut/thot and it is now a no-no.

 

[kn4ll]

When people shame simps it is fine, but you call a slut a slut/thot and it is now a no-no.

Shaming simps doesn't make you look like an insecure brat. Slut shaming is older than the internet, dude.

 

[Mizerie]

Just start dating already.

They already crossed the line. We just havent seen any confession yet.

Honestly it just gives me second-hand embarrassment. That and slut shaming. How insecure can these guys be. Yeah I too was like that when I was fucking 13, grow up.
Having said that, I'm not such a good person that I don't judge people who sleeps around I guess.

Its like boys being called gay. Both are juvenile and hits in ways unique to either sexes.

 

[YamiryuuZero]

Okay, was never into kanakori, can someone explains it to me?

Alright, here we go:

-Protagonist has cute girlfriend for a month, but she breaks up with him without having ever even kissed him​

-Protagonist gets horny and masturbates imagining another guy sleeping with his ex​

-Gets lonely and hires a rental girlfriend​

-Trauma dumps and mistreats her during the date​

-Eventually finds out they live next to each other, go to the same university and their sick grandmothers are friends​

-They lie to their families saying they're a couple and now have to maintain the charade in front of everyone​

-A hundred chapters of absolutely nothing of value go by​

-They make a movie together in the only good arc in the series where the protagonist has a very solid growth and ends with the best manly move anyone could have pulled off for a very selfless reason​

-A bunch of chapters later he goes back to being a whiny bitch and cries with a massive boner in a public pool because the guy that's ravaging the rental girlfriend's ass in his imagination wears a silly hat​

And nothing of importance ever happened again.
The vast majority of chapters are about the protagonist going on dates with rental girlfriends following a formula to a T - they meet up, he recognizes how pretty they are, suddenly bystanders start commenting on how pretty the girl is and how bland he is, he starts to look at her body and thinking to himself he isn't worthy of breathing the same air as her, then a spread page with gorgeous art but absolutely pointless dialogue shows up to prove how gorgeous the girl is (mostly Chizuru) and they end the date with the protagonist thinking he's trash and doesn't deserve to be in the "company of such a goddess".

Repeat this for 200 CHAPTERS!!!!

Seriously, I'm not joking about the pointless spread pages either! There's one circling around where Chizuru says she's on her period and that's it! I dropped that mess around the boner in the public pool part because I realized I had gaslighted myself into believing it was going somewhere when it clearly was just an excuse to draw Chizuru doing whatever!!

 

[kn4ll]

-A bunch of chapters later he goes back to being a whiny bitch and cries with a massive boner in a public pool because the guy that's ravaging the rental girlfriend's ass in his imagination wears a silly hat​

My sides.

 

[TitanAnteus]

Shaming simps doesn't make you look like an insecure brat. Slut shaming is older than the internet, dude.

Nothing wrong with being insecure though?

I think insecurity is fine. It's insecure behavior that should be shamed.

For Example:

Woman POV: If a man goes out to meet with his secretary after work hours, and says he's talking business to his wife, his wife has every reason to feel insecure.
Male POV: If a man loses his job, and his wife starts acting cold towards him, and very familiar with his friends, he has every right to feel insecure.

The problem is the behavior. How do they deal with that insecurity? Do they try and limit their partner's interactions with any and all possible competiton? Do they look through their partner's phones? Etc etc.

In both situations there are healthy non-destructive ways for the people to behave and resolve the issue, and toxic ways to react to the issue. That being said, the feeling would be there and make sense.

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Personally, I think it's fully OK for men to feel insecure about dating women with a high body count. If they've gone through so many men, are their hearts really in it for you? What about sex? Are you able to satisfy them when your experience is less? What about their throught process regarding dating? To them, they might have an ex to fall back on if things go to shit. To men with a lower body count or none, they're investing as much as they can into this one relationship.

That feeling of insecurity is completely healthy, and if it leads to ending the relationship I wouldn't judge.

As long as it doesn't lead to extreme insecure behavior.

EDIT: Just to catch this because people online are dumb as fuck, but this goes both ways. Just because I didn't say it doesn't mean it's not true. Women being insecure about men with high body counts should be treated the same. I didn't mention it because obviously that's not what the conversation was about.

 

[jokerxhisoka]

Shaming simps doesn't make you look like an insecure brat. Slut shaming is older than the internet, dude.

How calling a slut a slut makes you insecure? insecure of what exactly? Even women that know they are sluts are ashamed of owning what they are.

Nothing wrong with being insecure though?

I think insecurity is fine. It's insecure behavior that should be shamed.

For Example:

Woman POV: If a man goes out to meet with his secretary after work hours, and says he's talking business to his wife, his wife has every reason to feel insecure.
Male POV: If a man loses his job, and his wife starts acting cold towards him, and very familiar with his friends, he has every right to feel insecure.

The problem is the behavior. How do they deal with that insecurity? Do they try and limit their partner's interactions with any and all possible competiton? Do they look through their partner's phones? Etc etc.

In both situations there are healthy non-destructive ways for the people to behave and resolve the issue, and toxic ways to react to the issue. That being said, the feeling would be there and make sense.

_____

Personally, I think it's fully OK for men to feel insecure about dating women with a high body count. If they've gone through so many men, are their hearts really in it for you? What about sex? Are you able to satisfy them when your experience is less? What about their throught process regarding dating? To them, they might have an ex to fall back on if things go to shit. To men with a lower body count or none, they're investing as much as they can into this one relationship.

That feeling of insecurity is completely healthy, and if it leads to ending the relationship I wouldn't judge.

As long as it doesn't lead to extreme insecure behavior.

EDIT: Just to catch this because people online are dumb as fuck, but this goes both ways. Just because I didn't say it doesn't mean it's not true. Women being insecure about men with high body counts should be treated the same. I didn't mention it because obviously that's not what the conversation was about.

Women don't treat slut men the same because they don't view it the same. A men that had many partners have many traits that women in general like. Being assertive, secure, attractive and, some times, financially successful.

 

[Liar]

Nothing wrong with being insecure though?

I think insecurity is fine. It's insecure behavior that should be shamed.

For Example:

Woman POV: If a man goes out to meet with his secretary after work hours, and says he's talking business to his wife, his wife has every reason to feel insecure.
Male POV: If a man loses his job, and his wife starts acting cold towards him, and very familiar with his friends, he has every right to feel insecure.

The problem is the behavior. How do they deal with that insecurity? Do they try and limit their partner's interactions with any and all possible competiton? Do they look through their partner's phones? Etc etc.

In both situations there are healthy non-destructive ways for the people to behave and resolve the issue, and toxic ways to react to the issue. That being said, the feeling would be there and make sense.

_____

Personally, I think it's fully OK for men to feel insecure about dating women with a high body count. If they've gone through so many men, are their hearts really in it for you? What about sex? Are you able to satisfy them when your experience is less? What about their throught process regarding dating? To them, they might have an ex to fall back on if things go to shit. To men with a lower body count or none, they're investing as much as they can into this one relationship.

That feeling of insecurity is completely healthy, and if it leads to ending the relationship I wouldn't judge.

As long as it doesn't lead to extreme insecure behavior.

EDIT: Just to catch this because people online are dumb as fuck, but this goes both ways. Just because I didn't say it doesn't mean it's not true. Women being insecure about men with high body counts should be treated the same. I didn't mention it because obviously that's not what the conversation was about.

Honestly, this is quite a nice, nuance take to all of this. Props to you, dude.

 

[lenovoaxioo]

I have been thinking. . . what is the setting of this story?

 

[kn4ll]

Nothing wrong with being insecure though?

I think insecurity is fine. It's insecure behavior that should be shamed.

For Example:

Woman POV: If a man goes out to meet with his secretary after work hours, and says he's talking business to his wife, his wife has every reason to feel insecure.
Male POV: If a man loses his job, and his wife starts acting cold towards him, and very familiar with his friends, he has every right to feel insecure.

The problem is the behavior. How do they deal with that insecurity? Do they try and limit their partner's interactions with any and all possible competiton? Do they look through their partner's phones? Etc etc.

In both situations there are healthy non-destructive ways for the people to behave and resolve the issue, and toxic ways to react to the issue. That being said, the feeling would be there and make sense.

_____

Personally, I think it's fully OK for men to feel insecure about dating women with a high body count. If they've gone through so many men, are their hearts really in it for you? What about sex? Are you able to satisfy them when your experience is less? What about their throught process regarding dating? To them, they might have an ex to fall back on if things go to shit. To men with a lower body count or none, they're investing as much as they can into this one relationship.

That feeling of insecurity is completely healthy, and if it leads to ending the relationship I wouldn't judge.

As long as it doesn't lead to extreme insecure behavior.

EDIT: Just to catch this because people online are dumb as fuck, but this goes both ways. Just because I didn't say it doesn't mean it's not true. Women being insecure about men with high body counts should be treated the same. I didn't mention it because obviously that's not what the conversation was about.

This reminds me of behavioral treatment and anger management for kids. Anger is a feeling, it's how you act on it that's the issue.

 

[weeb-kun69]

Damn, from roasting the shit-show kanokari to having a philosophic discussion about insecurity, this comment section has it all

 

[KirishimaX]

I don't understand Kyuukei's message this time

 

[kn4ll]

I don't understand Kyuukei's message this time

These twitter manga are basically advertisement for the artist's porn which you can pay for in their fanbox.
KanoKari is explained earlier in this thread.

 

[luigiymario2]

Awww they're so in loveee 😭😭😭💕💕💕
Also damn those Kanokari stings hurt XDDD I still scanlate it though, because I want to see it's end :v

 

[kevin282819]

I tried kanokari because it was popular and I think I managed to get a few chapters in before dropping it.

• guy hires an escort after getting dumped and then acts like a cringey incel
• I start wondering why this is popular... Maybe the female lead carries it
• female lead gets pissed off at a bad rating and decides to get more involved with the loser for reasons that seem to be illogical
• OK maybe the setup just sucks and it'll get better once we get rolling
• More whiny Lil bitch behavior out of the main Mc and I wonder if I just lack patience or people just have shit taste while deciding to drop it
• Read this comment thread and conclude that people do indeed have shit taste

 

[Sullieman]

Okay, was never into kanakori, can someone explains it to me?

You might think the pic is a meme, but no. It is 100% real.

Spoiler

And then, there's the menstruation alien.
https://files.catbox.moe/1aa2ks.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/m7jxut.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/fae7nc.jpg

 

[Ari2142]

WHY MUST YOU KEEP REMIND ME ABOUT THAT TRASH.

 

[kn4ll]

WHY MUST YOU KEEP REMIND ME ABOUT THAT TRASH.

WHY ARE WE HERE? JUST TO SUFFER?

 

[HikaruNa]

Please
I'll take isekai smartphone anytime rather than kanokari

 

[Trash_Connoisseur]

Honestly it just gives me second-hand embarrassment. That and slut shaming. How insecure can these guys be. Yeah I too was like that when I was fucking 13, grow up.
Having said that, I'm not such a good person that I don't judge people who sleeps around I guess.

I dislike people who think every girl should be a virgin just for them, because relationships don't work like that in real life, but I strongly dislike sluts even more, from both sides. It's not slut shaming most of times, being a slut is shame on itself. Can't blame people for pointing it out.