Himegoto Kakushigoto - Ch. 11 - The one behind the threat letter

[finalm]

Oh no, you are the one who definetly started it, the le epic troll with a penache of redditor that is. It's very entertaining seeing you trying to justify your verbose nonsense only for doing the meme of obama putting a medal on himself.

Peanut gallery, weren't you running for the hills? What's wrong? Soiled panties weighing you down? While I despise cowardly hypocrites like you, this shouting with your head still in the sand is just unfair, I can't get angry at something this pathetic...

 

[finalm]

You have something to say after booking it too, or is that zipper giving you too much trouble? Seriously, why do I always get brats with the civil courage of a gnat...?

 

[finalm]

Then again, recently we've been seeing a real flood of ankle-biters like you, tantrum throwing children that know no shame. I didn't want to generalize, but it's impossible not to think back to the "educative measures" you talked about and wonder what kind of disfunctional family it takes to raise those. Ironically vindicating, given the subject matter here.

 

[finalm]

I guess you won't mind having some running commentary in other places you tend to sling your BS, will you? I mean, you're still clamoring for my attention so desperately, even as you hide up in the rafters, with the other major guano producers.

 

[sanctuary]

Well glad it's solved but I don't think I'm looking forward to the next chapter, maybe I'll glance the comments in a few years when it's over.

see you next chapter, or not...

 

[colorlesseatstomboys]

I mean what's the point of proving that he loved one or the other family more when there's nothing to show for it.
MC barely remembers the 200 days with the father, and that's over 17 fucking years.
The MC probably had more time spent with the regulars at his moms bar than his father.

 

[Exceleratorr]

It seems a lot of you forget that she is literally his aunt despite her age, and as an Asian myself, I get why he just let it happen and such. Also, he seems to be the youngest in seniority and also an illegitimate one at that.

Him being illegitimate doesn't make sense here since both the MC and Yuzu are related to the uncle and aunt by their father's side, so he and Yuzu share equal amount of blood relation to them

 

[Hope_Valentine]

Him being illegitimate doesn't make sense here since both the MC and Yuzu are related to the uncle and aunt by their father's side, so he and Yuzu share equal amount of blood relation to them

Nah, he is literally the "mistress's" child. It is that bad. And also, they seem to treat him OK despite that.

 

[Exceleratorr]

Nah, he is literally the "mistress's" child. It is that bad. And also, they seem to treat him OK despite that.

If they were from Yuzu's mother's side it would make sense but Yuzu and him are equally related to them

 

[Hope_Valentine]

If they were from Yuzu's mother's side it would make sense but Yuzu and him are equally related to them

Nah dude, it did.
Just the fact that he is a mistress's child is really bad, though it's still a lot better than how people from Yuzu's mother's side think about him.
That’s why they keep his status a secret and only refer to him as a "relative".
There is stigma placed on how a child was conceived, though it depends a lot on the person how much they actually care about that.

For example, you face judgment for being born from a one night stand, an unmarried couple, a shotgun marriage, or a young mother who is still a student, etc.

I mean, look at how Koreans treat orphans or people with a single parent.
Even with legitimately married couples, if the mother dies in childbirth or one or both parents die while you are still young(it doesn't count if you are already grown up when they pass away).