Hatarakanai Futari - Vol. 25 Ch. 1619 - A Loser's Life

[MangaDex]

 

[kaegell]

I really like chapters featuring the Rōnin, he is just as much a passerby to the siblings as they are to them, but these indirect interactions are satisfying to watch

 

[AsianThonk]

Its funny how we are always so stressed on the concept of 'failing' until we actually fail, only to come out realise it was never that bad nor serious to begin with

 

[eltoru]

deep

 

[SergeantFrog]

Jobless Siblings was crazy good this week
Every addition to Ronin's story has been so pleasant to read. Hopefully he eventually gets to do something with them after his exams are over

 

[pink_rabbit]

My dad once told me "I'd rather my children be kind and not book smart than cold and book smart." It took a bit to understand in realizing about how those who are filled with kindness are often looking at the views, joys in life than those who are constantly worried about jobs and grades.

 

[Heroroar]

I know it’s super unlikely, but I almost thought Haruko was the senior of theirs that failed twice, and she was given the label of loser and that’s why she became a shut in. It’s probably someone else, since it just seems like Haruko is extremely shy and a bit misanthropic.

 

[dowiet]

ah man the once in a while heavy chapter. The pressure really is huge.

 

[svacina]

you can do it, bro

 

[Kaduufrrj]

I know it’s super unlikely, but I almost thought Haruko was the senior of theirs that failed twice, and she was given the label of loser and that’s why she became a shut in. It’s probably someone else, since it just seems like Haruko is extremely shy and a bit misanthropic.

Maybe it's that guy who traveled with Mamoru to India. If there weren't so many chapters, I'd look for the chapter explaining why the guy became a hikimori. If I'm not mistaken, there was a recent chapter about him with his girlfriend. Coincidence?

 

[HCO]

Its funny how we are always so stressed on the concept of 'failing' until we actually fail, only to come out realise it was never that bad nor serious to begin with

Failure breeds success. Life goes on.

 

[jonathaneze]

My dad once told me "I'd rather my children be kind and not book smart than cold and book smart." It took a bit to understand in realizing about how those who are filled with kindness are often looking at the views, joys in life than those who are constantly worried about jobs and grades.

opposite of neet's mother

 

[jonathaneze]

Maybe it's that guy who traveled with Mamoru to India. If there weren't so many chapters, I'd look for the chapter explaining why the guy became a hikimori. If I'm not mistaken, there was a recent chapter about him with his girlfriend. Coincidence?

they said "the girl."

 

[wiz_gmc]

Maybe it's that guy who traveled with Mamoru to India. If there weren't so many chapters, I'd look for the chapter explaining why the guy became a hikimori.

That's one of the characters that TheCintokrator is keeping track of in their posts. His backstory is in chapter 724, but it doesn't really line up with this chapter.

If I'm not mistaken, there was a recent chapter about him with his girlfriend. Coincidence?

Perhaps that was 1486? But I think that is a different character.

 

[BCS]

Chapters like this piss me off because the only reason siblings' life looks good is because other people(like their father working 10+ hours per day) pay for them

 

[DanJADO]

Chapters like this piss me off because the only reason siblings' life looks good is because other people(like their father working 10+ hours per day) pay for them

Yeah, living at expenses of their parents. The dad works a lot, and the mother do all the housework.

Welcome to the NHK shows a more realístico side to NEETs, one where you have consequences.

 

[mage_goo]

Welcome to the NHK shows a more realístico side to NEETs, one where you have consequences.

I mean, the situation isn't that different considering Satou also got monthly allowances from his parents.
Heck, you can even argue that Satou situation is kinda better because not only did he got complete privacy in his room, he also got a JK personally feeding him, though I forgot whether she did it for free or for a fee.

 

[dopaminecloud]

Chapters like this piss me off because the only reason siblings' life looks good is because other people(like their father working 10+ hours per day) pay for them

And the exploited the world over feed into the luxuries of your local society. Does that piss you off too? Or is it only when you are not on the benefitting end that it is any concern? Their parents do it out of love and work for their own responsibility. It is envious to be loved like that, for sure.

 

[chabermaca]

I REFUSE to believe you can see a sky that clear in Tokyo at any time. Too many lights around.

 

[BCS]

Their parents do it out of love and work for their own responsibility.

You are only responsible for your children until they reach age of majority, then you can kick them out on the street

And yeah, the siblings are 100% exploiting their parent's love for them. I guess I do envy psychopaths