Childhood friend - Oneshot

[MangaDex]

 

[rozert]

Context missing... Dude just acting like a d*** for what reason...?

 

[Burner5]

Context missing... Dude just acting like a d*** for what reason...?

Not really. The girl is a tsundere. You can see her put him down in in the first panel. She obivously loves him but can't be honest so she teases him. He probably hates that so he distances himself from her.

 

[TheBlackGamer]

Not really. The girl is a tsundere. You can see her put him down in in the first panel. She obivously loves him but can't be honest so she teases him. He probably hates that so he distances himself from her.

As he should. Tsunderes are garbage

 

[MontDilanus1343]

The logical reaction to a Tsundere.

A relic of the 1990s that never should have been brought out from the fiction of a page.

 

[SMAXZO]

Yeah...see this is what would actually happen when you do that Tsundere bullshit. Just be fucking honest with your feelings, the chase? That's fiction..at some point, he will stop chasing and move on to someone who ain't pulling all this hard to get shit. OK, OK..funny crack now

"Hah gotcha! You should've seen the look on your face...see, not fun when this teasing shit happen to you now does it?"

 

[The_Strahl]

This one would fit right in with this manga

 

[S0LUS]

could've used maybe another panel or two establishing things aside from a single "haha clutz" but yeah, that's pretty much the logical endpoint to tsundere bullshit lol

 

[middle-the-nerd]

People saying she's tsundere but idk it just looked like she was being playful/teasing not really tsundere

But I'm also high right now

 

[NARESH4444]

As he should. Tsunderes are garbage

The logical reaction to a Tsundere.

A relic of the 1990s that never should have been brought out from the fiction of a page.

could've used maybe another panel or two establishing things aside from a single "haha clutz" but yeah, that's pretty much the logical endpoint to tsundere bullshit lol

The real,proper use of that trope got heavily diluted by authors who didn't understand how they work,especially those who just make a violent lass who kicks ass for the slightest of infractions.

Real tsunderes are supposed to lecture their love interest to better themselves,saying actually meaningful advice,and when asked why,that's when the dishonest "I'm not doing this because I like you or anythin'..." comes out,followed by the loving reason that barely masks their actual care."...I just don't want to be seen with a lazy bag o' bones like you."

As things progress,the responses become less masked about their caring intentions,and eventually they profess their love or fall apart when they realise they were also tagged with "childhood friend".

The minimum of violence occurs in the form of a good punch to the top of the head when the interest does something a lil' too far,followed by another lecture,or a good ol' slap to snap the interest out of their daze in a moment of crisis,also followed by words.

The "dere" in "tsundere" can't just be their interest in their love interest,it has to actually be them putting in the effort,with the "tsun" mask to hide their immature emotional embarrasment.

It's quite hard to find such usage nowadays...

 

[TheBlackGamer]

The real,proper use of that trope got heavily diluted by authors who didn't understand how they work,especially those who just make a violent lass who kicks ass for the slightest of infractions.

Real tsunderes are supposed to lecture their love interest to better themselves,saying actually meaningful advice,and when asked why,that's when the dishonest "I'm not doing this because I like you or anythin'..." comes out,followed by the loving reason that barely masks their actual care."...I just don't want to be seen with a lazy bag o' bones like you."

As things progress,the responses become less masked about their caring intentions,and eventually they profess their love or fall apart when they realise they were also tagged with "childhood friend".

The minimum of violence occurs in the form of a good punch to the top of the head when the interest does something a lil' too far,followed by another lecture,or a good ol' slap to snap the interest out of their daze in a moment of crisis,also followed by words.

The "dere" in "tsundere" can't just be their interest in their love interest,it has to actually be them putting in the effort,with the "tsun" mask to hide their immature emotional embarrasment.

It's quite hard to find such usage nowadays...

I mean you can explain it to me the proper usage but I've been burned too much by garbage to care. Only one tsundere I actually liked and that was Rin from fate/stay night. But this was after Louise, Asuka, and Taiga and a bunch of others who really made it impossible for me to ever like the trope. Rin took a lot of time for me to like her.

 

[NARESH4444]

I mean you can explain it to me the proper usage but I've been burned too much by garbage to care. Only one tsundere I actually liked and that was Rin from fate/stay night. But this was after Louise, Asuka, and Taiga and a bunch of others who really made it impossible for me to ever like the trope. Rin took a lot of time for me to like her.

That's the thing,finding one who actually gets used correctly is the problem,and it's the authors who propogate the problem,the characters themselves are merely slaves to the authors misguided interpretations.