Inkya no Ore ga Sekigae de S-kyuu Bishoujo ni Kakomaretara Himitsu no Kankei ga Hajimatta - Ch. 5

[Bidorchar]

Tri-gyaru classroom mudfight for our boy NOW !!!

 

[Sempiternal]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[YamiryuuZero]

The author really screwed up his face here. Problem is, I don't know if it's intentional or not because the face isn't screwed up enough.

 

[reicchimaster]

It's hard to choose between Airi and Yuria. The otaku friend is also cute.

Kuroki can just go away.

 

[Chronigan]

I know the author fantasizes about 3 gyarus chasing him every night before he sleeps but I don't have proof

If he's a hetero sexual male, what more proof do you need?

 

[Chronigan]

I see that Japanese people still fail to understand who introverts and extroverts are. It's honestly hilarious that I haven't seen it used properly even once in the 900+ manga I've read. Every single time they say someone is an introvert, they simply mean that this someone is socially awkward or shy instead. Introverts can often be socially awkward, since because of their nature, they usually socialize less and have less experience with it, but those terms are not synonymous with each other. It's like saying "Oh look, a diesel" after seeing a random car without any prior context.

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Also, it's kind of funny how quickly the cafe became deserted after Yuria appeared.

You do realize that the Japanese words may be different, and introvert and extrovert are just the closest approximation in english.

 

[saredesu]

Love hotel weekend

 

[Chester6]

This one has potential, I like it

 

[ShinduPK4]

You do realize that the Japanese words may be different, and introvert and extrovert are just the closest approximation in english.

Oh my god, you're right. This never occurred to me, since literally everyone translates them as such.

• 陽キャ(yō-kya) is an abbreviation of 陽気なキャラクタ ("cheerful/bright character"), which is a slangy way to refer to someone outgoing, sociable, energetic — the "popular kid" type.
• 陰キャ (in-kya) is an abbreviation of 陰気なキャラクタ ("gloomy/dark character"), which is a slang for someone quiet, socially awkward, or "gloomy," sometimes with a self-deprecating nuance.

So yeah, you're right, they're just translated as "introvert" and "extrovert" from lack of better terms.

 

[Rowdy91]

What is up with those bag basket things?
What's the point?
Keeping your dirty stuff off the clean floor?
Keeping your clean stuff off the dirty floor?
Weird.

 

[Koyomiya]

dying of thirst while watching another drown

 

[Tic_tac_potato]

Rename TS to Ryouta suffers from success😭😭

 

[Grishnag]

Wth is going on with that girl's mid section in page 9? There's a line where there should be no line.

There have been a couple of wierd anatomy things in this manga, like for example Airi having huge hands in some panels

 

[jc9]

What is up with those bag basket things?
What's the point?
Keeping your dirty stuff off the clean floor?
Keeping your clean stuff off the dirty floor?
Weird.

First time i've seen one (but MC was more time in starbucks than me), and i don't know if it's something that exists IRL or just manga thing, but i'd guess keeping your clean stuff off the floor would be the main reason.
Additionally maybe also keeping customers bags out of the way (trip hazard), and potentially allowing you to to put down bags that won't stand properly by themselves.
Some anti theft protection (bag is next to sitting person instead somewhere around them - harder for someone else to just pick it up and walk away like it was theirs) would probably be stretching it.
I vaguely remember that my school desks had a hook on the side for you to hang your bag/backpack, so could be similar thing.

 

[dinnerorange]

Just date them in same day