Yeah, Mako's flashback went from wholesome to just straight-up sad. Souta's toxic obsession with Mako really pisses me off
Yes because Mako talking to him and showing him love means she deserved to be assaulted and abused because she didn't read the signs. You're right. 😑Okay, folks, today's lesson: if there's a person behaving asocially, literally saying how he hates other people, maybe it's wise to not approach him? I mean, yes there is a chance all of that is just their facade, defense mechanism to prevent people approach him, and behind all that he turns out nice and kind. But there's also a chance he is a human with problems. And I doubt that chances are 50/50, and I definitely wouldn't want to gamble on that. So, today I'll be an asshole and say this is Mako's fault indeed, for interacting with that man beyond their first conversation.
To other commentors: please don't talk about harming or even killing a person, even if it's fictional character. He does belong to jail, but anything beyond that brings us farther from the light
The second half of chapter is pure happiness, Mahiro-chan is the best bf on the planet, and Yuka-chan is incredibly cute.
Thank you very much for the translation.
Bet you're the type of person who blames the victim when there's an assault case.Okay, folks, today's lesson: if there's a person behaving asocially, literally saying how he hates other people, maybe it's wise to not approach him? I mean, yes there is a chance all of that is just their facade, defense mechanism to prevent people approach him, and behind all that he turns out nice and kind. But there's also a chance he is a human with problems. And I doubt that chances are 50/50, and I definitely wouldn't want to gamble on that. So, today I'll be an asshole and say this is Mako's fault indeed, for interacting with that man beyond their first conversation.
Okay, folks, today's lesson: if there's a person behaving asocially, literally saying how he hates other people, maybe it's wise to not approach him? I mean, yes there is a chance all of that is just their facade, defense mechanism to prevent people approach him, and behind all that he turns out nice and kind. But there's also a chance he is a human with problems. And I doubt that chances are 50/50, and I definitely wouldn't want to gamble on that. So, today I'll be an asshole and say this is Mako's fault indeed, for interacting with that man beyond their first conversation.
Well, I said "human with problems". It's true that to turn out to be abusive/manipulative tends more to the extremities (and still not the most extreme cases though), there are still many types of problems such people can have, as well as share with anyone who approaches them.No one is going to expect that 'asocial' person to be abusive & manipulative.
What the fuck bro none of it was her fault.Okay, folks, today's lesson: if there's a person behaving asocially, literally saying how he hates other people, maybe it's wise to not approach him? I mean, yes there is a chance all of that is just their facade, defense mechanism to prevent people approach him, and behind all that he turns out nice and kind. But there's also a chance he is a human with problems. And I doubt that chances are 50/50, and I definitely wouldn't want to gamble on that. So, today I'll be an asshole and say this is Mako's fault indeed, for interacting with that man beyond their first conversation.
To other commentors: please don't talk about harming or even killing a person, even if it's fictional character. He does belong to jail, but anything beyond that brings us farther from the light
The second half of chapter is pure happiness, Mahiro-chan is the best bf on the planet, and Yuka-chan is incredibly cute.
Thank you very much for the translation.
On a baseline it was not her fault that she was hurt. She ideally would have been more careful but that doesn't mean she should mean she deserves blame. Also in general, a person behaving like how he was at the start may or may not be a bad person, but there are also safer ways to reach out to somebody like that. Like sticking to group/public settings while you get a read on their behavior.Okay, folks, today's lesson: if there's a person behaving asocially, literally saying how he hates other people, maybe it's wise to not approach him? I mean, yes there is a chance all of that is just their facade, defense mechanism to prevent people approach him, and behind all that he turns out nice and kind. But there's also a chance he is a human with problems. And I doubt that chances are 50/50, and I definitely wouldn't want to gamble on that. So, today I'll be an asshole and say this is Mako's fault indeed, for interacting with that man beyond their first conversation.
To other commentors: please don't talk about harming or even killing a person, even if it's fictional character. He does belong to jail, but anything beyond that brings us farther from the light
The second half of chapter is pure happiness, Mahiro-chan is the best bf on the planet, and Yuka-chan is incredibly cute.
Thank you very much for the translation.
I understand your sentiment but unfortunately the woodchipper is already oiled up & readyTo other commentors: please don't talk about harming or even killing a person, even if it's fictional character. He does belong to jail, but anything beyond that brings us farther from the light