Dex-chan lover
- Joined
- May 16, 2018
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- 127
That last page lmao. Game recognize game.
It's kinda so stupid it makes it the perfect plan. It's hard to be mad at someone once you realize that what seemed to be their "evil schemes" are actually just dumb nonsenseSure, but at least Haimiya has had a better reaction to it all than a lot of other manga characters do lmao. In her position I'd probably be so baffled that I'd just stop being mad at this point, it's just so nonsensical.
Bruh, I don't remember making friends was this ridiculous in my time. If this becomes the standard for making friends in high school, or even middle school these days, I'd rather put my own kids through home schooling, because that makes more sense than any of this crap.I feel like a lot of people reading this manga have forgotten what it's like to be a teenager trying to make friends.
The most out of touch part being that she finds managing the horde of gremlins to be “super easy” (p. 19) and fun.“I think you’re cute and want to be friends with you, so I will dump unpaid emotionally draining labor onto you while one-sidedly antagonizing you and your buddy.”
Ah yes. The “completely out of touch with reality” gambit. Gets friends every time.
Bro, she vibes great with the kids, there’s no way in hell she’s autistic…Speaking as someone who has been commonly described and all but explicitly diagnosed as such, Koyuki makes a lot of sense if you interpret her as having the 'tism.
Very narrow-minded to think someone who's autistic can't be good with kids.Bro, she vibes great with the kids, there’s no way in hell she’s autistic…
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Almost like all degrees of the spectrum come with having trouble understanding non-verbal clues and implicit social expectations, all of which carpet-gremlins are ripe with…Very narrow-minded to think someone who's autistic can't be good with kids.
Almost like there are different kinds of autism with varying levels of severity.
You might even call it a spectrum.