Yomoyama Kobanashi - Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[EchoGirl]

Cute. i feel like suddenly gaining a sibling/classmate as a teen would be awkward. tho more of an nightmare if you don't get along

 

[KatzchenIdoriMidori]

 

[JamesBunny]

5 chapters later:
"Help me step bro I'm stuck"

 

[BCS]

5 chapters later:
"Help me step bro I'm stuck"

with this protagonist?

500 chapters later: touches her hand

 

[parenthesis8ago]

Looking forward to this series and this author's future work

 

[havelmom]

ah yes
the "I have already won" smile

 

[nueee]

No incest not incest

 

[JamesBunny]

with this protagonist?

500 chapters later: touches her hand

Talking about the girl, the guy will run away if she said that lol

 

[DROID.EXE]

RAAAAAAAAAAAAH, so fucking wholesome and cute. Would love it if it became an official manga adaptation

 

[wallsg]

No incest not incest

In the US it isn't because they are STEP siblings. Except in Virginia, apparently: https://www.lawforfamilies.com/12307129-states-illegal-marry-stepsiblings.html

Forbidden Marriages​

All states prohibit marriage between people who are closely related by blood. In many states, engaging in an illegal marriage could result in a felony conviction and prison time. Some states also prohibit marriage between a stepparent and a stepchild. Arkansas, for example, prohibits marriage between a stepparent and a stepchild, as well as a stepgrandchild. Only Virginia prohibits marriage between step-siblings.

Some of these laws have odd conditions. For example, Alabama prohibits marriage between a stepparent and a stepchild, while the marriage that created the step-relationship still exists. Since the stepparent would have to divorce before remarrying, this law seems redundant. These marriages are prohibited under criminal incest statutes. Thus, you have states defining a step-relationship as incestuous, at least in regard to the stepparent/stepchild relationship.

https://amazelaw.com/can-you-marry-your-step-sister/

Spoiler: To Save Space

Is it Illegal for Step-Siblings to Marry?​

While the legality of step-sibling marriages is often determined by regional legislation, there are exceptions. Some countries and states might have specific prohibitions or restrictions in place. For example, in countries like China and Korea, step-sibling marriages are generally considered taboo due to traditional cultural beliefs.


In some U.S. states, such as Virginia, step-siblings are prohibited from marrying if their parents’ marriage occurred after the child turned 18. The rationale behind such laws often revolves around concerns related to familial relationships, rather than genetic issues.

Is There a Law Against Stepsibling Marriages?​

There is no overarching international law against step-sibling marriages, as family laws are primarily within the purview of individual countries or states. However, various experts and scholars have differing opinions on the matter.

From a legal perspective, legal scholar Dr. Angela Watson explains that prohibitions against step-sibling marriages are rare and are typically rooted in societal norms rather than legal necessity. She emphasizes the importance of examining the specific laws in one’s jurisdiction, as they can vary significantly and change over time.


Dr. Richard Anderson, a sociologist specializing in family dynamics, suggests that social acceptance of step-sibling marriages has increased over the years due to changing family structures and attitudes. He points out that modern societies are becoming more inclusive and understanding of diverse family relationships, which includes step-siblings.

The legality and social acceptance of step-sibling marriages vary greatly depending on the jurisdiction and cultural context. While there are no international laws explicitly prohibiting such unions, it is essential to research the specific regulations in your area. As societal norms continue to evolve, the acceptance of step-sibling relationships and marriages is likely to become more widespread, reflecting the changing dynamics of modern families.

 

[Dwarfy2k]

Wait she's a classmate and doesn't know his name?

 

[Xalphire]

Oh no they're hot

 

[Kaarme]

Wait she's a classmate and doesn't know his name?

It probably means she never paid much attention to him at school. Teacher would use his last name when addressing him. Only his buddies would use his first name, so it's possible she simply never heard it or was interested enough to memorise it.

 

[yellanha]

This is the type of MC that needs to be cucked

 

[Specplayz]

Wow seeing the face of MC in such short manga is a rare treat indeed. Most of the time they aren't shown.