Society
Another awful class that treats a classmate terribly because he simply enjoys his time by himself and is not that extroverted.
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Society
Another awful class that treats a classmate terribly because he simply enjoys his time by himself and is not that extroverted.
or is she?but then Umi draw to jackpot
yeah, but I guess ボーイフレンド has more ambiguous meaning compared to 彼氏 ?ain't it just a trendy way of using Engrish in modern Japanese sentences?
Too many manga/novels/anime did this to refer ボーイフレンド as "boyfriend(lover)". Not just "kareshi 彼氏”
It's like, the only decent people in the class are both girls and MC.Thanks for the translation plus these kids are some dickheads
Yeah, she's an airhead, but her heart is pure. It feels like the author wants to highlight the good sides of both girls by making everyone else jerks? I don't know, I was just guessing.She shouldn't have done that. It will make it worse. She doesn't really comprehend the situation. Should have just volunteered
Is that really surprising? This is an annoying ass trope that alot of stories where that's a thing in highschool settingsso the class is full of jealous cucks. NICE. 🗿
Hold on, let her cook. I mean she is the most popular and people do simp over her, maybe she'll manage to make them see how ridiculous they're beingShe shouldn't have done that. It will make it worse. She doesn't really comprehend the situation. Should have just volunteered
Also jealousy because their #1 beauty treats him like a human being.Another awful class that treats a classmate terribly because he simply enjoys his time by himself and is not that extroverted.
Subversion is always a thing and the author clearly did it in this one. Umi clearly knows her mom is teasing her so she's not outright denying it 'cause it's not true (yet) but out of not wanting to escalate the teasing.yeah, but I guess ボーイフレンド has more ambiguous meaning compared to 彼氏 ?
I mean, had her mother used 彼氏, it would have been more obvious that she was teasing Umi by calling Maki her lover.
You know, usually this kind of teasing is always followed by some kind of denial, right?
that's why I was initially surprised that Maki just going in with the flow, as if the boat has sailed
It's cuz they jealous of him getting the pretty girl's attention so they find something to detract from him. Ngl I'm pretty surprised with a lot of the reactions in the comments, it's not like this kind of class ganging up trope is exclusive to Asia, just that in typical Western stories it's done by the popular kids clique while in Japan the conformist nature stands out more.I don't know why the classes have an assumption he's a slacker just because he's a gloomy person. It's not like he ever being seen ditching any task.
I can understand that it's easy to have prejudices but this kind of trope is overused and kinda unrealistic. Or... maybe Japan culture and mindset is just too different compared to my country.