Ingoku Danchi - Vol. 5 Ch. 23 - Maternity Monster (3)

[MangaDex]

 

[spawnknight]

You know...I don't understand why parents try so hard to keep their children away from anything sex-related instead of, you know, having a open conversation about it. The fact that the mother is so close- minded about it, despite her own ntr fetish, speaks volumes.

 

[zxdwas]

This is kinda fucked up, tearing the doll from the little baby man, that's fucked up

 

[Weebius]

I understand the reaction towards the book, getting the kid on cuck shit that early really woulda fucked him up even worse in addition to the smothering his ma is doing

 

[farkenell]

I'm expecting landlords mother to show up :X

Also was funny af the father "being manly af" and within the space of a few panels gets turned calling for his mommy

 

[CyanHide]

You know...I don't understand why parents try so hard to keep their children away from anything sex-related instead of, you know, having a open conversation about it. The fact that the mother is so close- minded about it, despite her own ntr fetish, speaks volumes.

How do you plan on explaining Furries and BDSM type shit to kids?

You'd be reasonable if Vanilla was the only thing on the table, but considering what manga we're in the comments section of, and how unrestrained some people have been on the streets over time...

 

[phantom95]

This is the only ero manga I know which manages to get better AND worse, simultaneously, with each new chapter.

 

[G-P]

This comic really has no brakes at all.

 

[gelato_lo]

Here I am!

Oh my god that got me 💀

 

[hevensdragon]

How do you plan on explaining Furries and BDSM type shit to kids?

You'd be reasonable if Vanilla was the only thing on the table, but considering what manga we're in the comments section of, and how unrestrained some people have been on the streets over time...

But lets be real here, if you dont they will find stuff out online, that is worse for sure. Way better to educate and give them enough to satisfy their curiosity then leave it to their imagination which will just result in the internet educating them.

 

[ieatass69]

i get a confused boner every chapter

 

[hatsuka]

Housewive NTR is the best

 

[Grimmycoffee]

For some reason I got really angry reading this one, I haven't felt that about the others.

 

[silverpetricof]

Well I'll be. I guess it's true what they say: Unlimited Housewives Works.

Thanks for the translation (poor MC...).

 

[Dwander1219]

I'd be that mad if I caught my kid enjoying ntr content too, and proceed to burn the material only to give him better genres to read.
I can't let my son have such horrible taste!!!

 

[popo53414]

 

[CyanHide]

But lets be real here, if you dont they will find stuff out online, that is worse for sure. Way better to educate and give them enough to satisfy their curiosity then leave it to their imagination which will just result in the internet educating them.

The logical next step is that I would suggest to restrict or monitor internet access, and then you'll bring up how their peers will do the Internet's work instead...

Your argument revolves around the inevitability of exposure, but you have not addressed the fact that the later in life they are exposed, the better off they'll be. It should go without saying that a 6 year old would be happier if he didn't need someone to explain and deconstruct Jay Naylor's "parody" of Little Red Riding Hood. An 18 year old would be less mentally affected by the mere exposure to material like that, compared to a 13 year old, let alone a 6 year old.

Take a look at it for yourself, all of it, and try to explain it to me like I'm your son who had just started his first day in the First grade of school. I dare you.

 

[kaZeTenShi]

So Haibara is the supposedly leader of this operation. Interesting

I'm not surprised, but nice to see.
I am thinking back to the flashback that Mamoru had of his mother speaking with a women whose right eye was white and stares ominously, much like Haibara, and since those two were in aconversation i wonder if she has something to do with the disappearance of his mother, maybe she too works for the 'organization'.

At this point, I'm inclined to believe Mamoru's mother is an S-Rank housewife, which would explain many things, at least involving his father, and how he ended up in the hospital, since Katagiri said, the last time she saw Mamoru's father, was fighting against a perverted housewife who was (according to her) seen in chapter 11
Judging from the information so far, I think Mamoru's mother is probably a perverted housewife with a cosplayer themed perversion. Where she'd dress up in cosplays and perform perverted acts. I think this because Mamoru's mother was the one who introduced him to the Porori (or w/e its called) anime, which he grew up on and the doll was obviously a keepsake of his mother who is missing.

Who knows, Katagiri said there was a perverted housewife before Watanabe (the first incident in order of the story so far), I think it could be her, she was also seen talking to Haibara and conveniently the police couldn't help. There is a lot of mystery to uncover.
Katagiri also mentioned S-rank perverted housewives seem to be very anti-social. And Haibara seems to fit this description, she looks down on anyone who is married, seems to disassociate herself with everyone, even the people she's working with, seems to work alone a lot, and just hypnotizes everyone under her control.

I'm curious to know what is in the briefcase Haibara took with her... If that is a case containing a Libido cloth, then she is an S-rank for sure

Things are about to get craaaaazy!

 

[hevensdragon]

The logical next step is that I would suggest to restrict or monitor internet access, and then you'll bring up how their peers will do the Internet's work instead...

Your argument revolves around the inevitability of exposure, but you have not addressed the fact that the later in life they are exposed, the better off they'll be. It should go without saying that a 6 year old would be happier if he didn't need someone to explain and deconstruct Jay Naylor's "parody" of Little Red Riding Hood. An 18 year old would be less mentally affected by the mere exposure to material like that, compared to a 13 year old, let alone a 6 year old.

Take a look at it for yourself, all of it, and try to explain it to me like I'm your son who had just started his first day in the First grade of school. I dare you.

I never said anything about starting that young. The point I would say to start is when they have questions and start to show interest on their own. My point was not to be cryptic or evasive at that point, as if you are you wont satisfy the questions.

 

[thecronosone]

The logical next step is that I would suggest to restrict or monitor internet access, and then you'll bring up how their peers will do the Internet's work instead...

Your argument revolves around the inevitability of exposure, but you have not addressed the fact that the later in life they are exposed, the better off they'll be. It should go without saying that a 6 year old would be happier if he didn't need someone to explain and deconstruct Jay Naylor's "parody" of Little Red Riding Hood. An 18 year old would be less mentally affected by the mere exposure to material like that, compared to a 13 year old, let alone a 6 year old.

Take a look at it for yourself, all of it, and try to explain it to me like I'm your son who had just started his first day in the First grade of school. I dare you.

this is completely false, the latter they are expose to that kind of material the more damaging it is, the solution shouldn't be to restrict your kids internet access or monitoring every move they make, it should be to be open about the things thy find online, most of the kids that consume that kind of material don't do it for arousal, like adults but because of the curiosity about prohibition, he isn't gonna go look for furry porn immediately after you explained what a porn book is, that's stupid.