Itsuka Fukushuu Suru so no Tame ni - Ch. 5 - I'll make sure you atone for it.

[biologist]

am i the only one who doesn't like pov mangas

Even if 99.9% of world population don't agree with you there are still 8 million people for you. So please do not worry.

 

[Kaito57]

This is actually classmate in bruise prequel and she is classmate in bruise fmc mother. This mc made her pregnant and then leave. This cause her to be mentally unstable and abuse the shit out of her daughter.
Source: MY ASS

 

[Kaito57]

Even if 99.9% of world population don't agree with you there are still 8 million people for you. So please do not worry.

That's deep, bro

 

[Kaito57]

Interesting synopsis... but yes, I need to see just what level of bullying we are talking here first

Knowing Asian Media, it can go from "Mocked his hobbies once in Kindergarten" to "Made his life a living hell until he considered suicide."

 

[EchoGirl]

Some sins don't merit forgiveness. Sometimes retribution is never enough.
But committing "justified violence" (punishment) without not knowing the reason (no justification) is evil too.

"Do you know why you're in here?" is not asked enough.
Also, yes on fixing her please. Cute girl or whatever, ugly are equally deserving.

It can slide in animanga but other than being totally sociopathic I can’t imagine some classmate bully victim being cunning enough for revenge or at least at that age I think it’d be hard to hide their inner feelings /expressions

Said no one ever. Humans don't talk like that

I mean there’s def a lot of common jp phrases that’d be awkward in English. Like how they say itadakimasu before eating even if they’re alone versus thanking someone cooking for them but cultural I guess

 

[TestAddress]

This is actually classmate in bruise prequel and she is classmate in bruise fmc mother. This mc made her pregnant and then leave. This cause her to be mentally unstable and abuse the shit out of her daughter.
Source: MY ASS

Better stop putting things that tear your sphincter apart.

Source: jujika no rokunin: the second culprit

 

[MrTurtleMan]

He's healing her, the revenge we all knew it would end up being is going to be that they get married and have children

This is actually classmate in bruise prequel and she is classmate in bruise fmc mother. This mc made her pregnant and then leave. This cause her to be mentally unstable and abuse the shit out of her daughter.
Source: MY ASS

That would actually be a peak plot twist but I don't think it'll happen

 

[dgajamebjejda]

Even if 99.9% of world population don't agree with you there are still 8 million people for you. So please do not worry.

yay! thanks for curing my depression

 

[AnimuVsMango]

GOD
GOD PLEASE
JUST ONCE
LET MC DESTROY HER
SHATTER HER
JUST ONCE
GOD PLEASE
GOD

just let me feel something again, god please

 

[EchoGirl]

GOD
GOD PLEASE
JUST ONCE
LET MC DESTROY HER
SHATTER HER
JUST ONCE
GOD PLEASE
GOD

just let me feel something again, god please

More fast paced/self contained stories /“anthology” but I guess you can read Setting things straight with brats if you haven’t already

 

[MrTurtleMan]

I mean there’s def a lot of common jp phrases that’d be awkward in English. Like how they say itadakimasu before eating even if they’re alone versus thanking someone cooking for them but cultural I guess

Itadakimasu is probably closer to saying grace than thanking someone for the meal, religious people always say grace, even when they're alone

 

[EchoGirl]

Itadakimasu is probably closer to saying grace than thanking someone for the meal, religious people always say grace, even when they're alone

yeah i get that, tho i guess after one point it's just muscle memory/habit. i wonder if you don't say it in a public restaurant and you're not a tourist/foreigner if you'd get side eyed/be considered disrespectful to the chef for it lol

but yeah cults aside and stuff idk how many religious ppl there are in jp, like how ppl visit shrines for new year and 'draw fortunes' tho idk how much are actual believers and praying versus it just being a cultural thing/tradition, but i guess that's a whole 'nother convo