Honzuki no Gekokujou ~Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen~ Dai 2-bu 「Hon no Tamenara Miko ni Naru!」 - Vol. 11 Ch. 51 - A new family …

[Kathartes]

Spoiler: Beware possible heavy spoilers pertaining to myne

If i remember correctly it was a combination of why she was so sick and stayed so small.

Spoiler

Compressing mana stunted her growth. Nobles usually only learn mana compression when they go to school, at that point the downside is (probably) offset by their growth spurt. And children don't have the imagination nor willpower to do it anyway, Myne could manage because she had an adult mind.

 

[mbos14]

Spoiler

Compressing mana stunted her growth. Nobles usually only learn mana compression when they go to school, at that point the downside is (probably) offset by their growth spurt. And children don't have the imagination nor willpower to do it anyway, Myne could manage because she had an adult mind.

Spoiler: it was a mess

yeah myne pretty much got a whole deck against her in the health department. Her mana compression(to not die), the mana clumps from dying, plus she wasn't naturally healthy to begin with from what we are told(outside the whole mana thing i mean look at frieda).

 

[Gabriix]

Didn't expect to see so much datas on RL childbirth on a manga, it's always funny and interesting to see it

Myne should just said she read about all these precautions for childbirth from books at the temple, and that it help reduce the risks for the mother and the baby.
Not like any of them could verify if it's true since they can't read

 

[zephyrnepres]

It really is not, women today dont have many risk for their health. It's extremely rare for a women to have issue, when giving birth, that impact them for more than a few week.

this is so fucking funny have you ever seen a statistic before rattling off unsubstantiated lies? even if the chance is 0.00001% (it's decidedly not, as aureliano can attest), that's still a chance to lose a human life or for them to gain a debilitating, lifelong complication. it is absolutely a big deal that happens in current day. the callousness required to confidently say shit like this, like birthgivers have no problems to worry about when their actual life is at stake, is wild

 

[kaezeribato]

Not at all. Absofuckinglutely not. Don't ever say anything of such importance with no knowledge about it.
It is not that there are not risks, the risks are previously taken into account and properly managed, only IF you have proper healthcare.
Kids and mothers die all the time at birth/giving birth, the rate in which that happens is one of the more accurate measurements to tell how good is your health care system really is.
Have a gander on how the US compares to the developed world, even though it expends the most money per capita and overall in the whole world (it is garbage).

The hightest is 21.1 per 100 000. Do you even understand what this even mean? You have more chance to die in a frigging car accident...
So no women today dont have a hard time giving birth... For fuck sake... It's an extremely low death rate, even more if you take in account that a lot of job and things people do on a daily basis have a highter death rate.
Seriously why would anyone even dare to use the USA when taking about medical care? It's a fucking shithole...

Next time you try to pretend you have an argument take all the numbers, an not 10 country out of nearly 200... Exept in the poorest country the death rate of giving birth are still lower than many things that affect these people on a daily basis. Even in Africa people have more chance to die from a easily cureable illness than when giving birth...

 

[kaezeribato]

this is so fucking funny have you ever seen a statistic before rattling off unsubstantiated lies? even if the chance is 0.00001% (it's decidedly not, as aureliano can attest), that's still a chance to lose a human life or for them to gain a debilitating, lifelong complication. it is absolutely a big deal that happens in current day. the callousness required to confidently say shit like this, like birthgivers have no problems to worry about when their actual life is at stake, is wild

The dude you talk about literaly show that the death rate in any developped country is way lower than 1 in 10000.
No it's not big, you people are just super ignorant of the world... It's extremely rare to die from a car accident, but you still have more chance to die from one than a women have when giving birth.

Or what? Are you going around being hysteric because people who work in factory, on offshore rig, in mine, or many other, work place have a highter death than a women does when giving birth?

 

[Fuhgeddaboudit]

It really is not, women today dont have many risk for their health. It's extremely rare for a women to have issue, when giving birth, that impact them for more than a few week.

bro why are you lying

 

[kaezeribato]

bro why are you lying

How about you use any argument?
Also, the other people who said the same thing as you literaly gave the arggument that women did not have much risk for their live when giving birth, since a huge amount of simple daily activity have highter death rate than giving birth in a developped country.

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Ah... this reminds me why there were so many perinatal deaths in the past.

 

[YamiryuuZero]

Hygiene is more important than people give it credit for.