Kakkoii Onnanoko to 12-centi no Yakusoku - Ch. 50 - I keep remembering

Dex-chan lover
Joined
Aug 16, 2019
Messages
307
Wait, why is this supposed to be sad? I thought they had already established with each other that it's not romantic and that he had a crush on someone else and that they were just friends?
Feelings don't just go away overnight. And being told by someone you're in love with that they're now dating someone else has an entirely different sort of finality to it than just being told "no." Having any lingering (realistic) hope of "something" happening snuffed out once and for all... yeah. Yeah...
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
May 30, 2023
Messages
563
I don’t care what anyone says, akari is the best character in the series and I will die on that hill
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Apr 13, 2025
Messages
1,707
The art is subtle about it but I do enjoy the little detail of how as their relationship progresses she gets more "girly" at times and he goes from soft boy to looking fairly buff. These last few chapters are especially strong with that.

Damn... now that you mention it...
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Mar 11, 2020
Messages
319
Lets hope this doesn't end up like green yuri and actually has some meaningful stuff after this arc
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Feb 14, 2025
Messages
681
Reminder...original plan it's to introduce at least another girl char ...

Which the girl who love with that another guy while she alrdy have bf ...

And likely that guy will ask tomo to pretend as his gf so she can drag the story at least until 20-30 chapter more ...

And Thanx to poor sales ...the idea likely being postpone to another arc if this series can still continue long and force storyline to make both tomo and ibuki become couple
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Feb 22, 2021
Messages
6,229
Clearly you are not normal ... healthy adult can hold breath for 3-5 min

And certain group of sea people can hold breath and being underwater for over 10 min

4 minutes?! Wtf kind of monster is he?!

@Friendly-Sentence710

The most common cause of any argument that would start here is average (normal) vs maximum (can). The second response addresses that.

ChatGPT blendered the data and says:

how long can the average person hold their breath underwater?

For most people, the average breath-hold underwater is about 30 seconds to 1 minute.


Here’s a quick breakdown:


  • Untrained adults:
    Typically 25–45 seconds is common before the urge to breathe becomes strong.
  • People who practice occasionally (but not formally trained):
    Often 1–2 minutes.
  • Trained freedivers:
    Can routinely hold their breath 3–5 minutes, and elite freedivers can exceed 8+ minutes using special techniques.

If you want, I can explain what factors affect breath-holding time or how to safely improve it.

are you sure it's not longer for untrained and for the occasionally practiced?

Yes — the ranges I gave are the commonly cited typical medians, but there’s some nuance. Many people can hold their breath longer than that, even without formal training, but the average is shorter.


Here’s a clearer breakdown based on available studies and safety-testing data:


Untrained adults


  • Most fall between 30–60 seconds.
  • Some can reach 1–1.5 minutes, but that’s above average, not typical.
  • Truly untrained people rarely exceed 90 seconds without intentionally trying to push themselves.

People who casually practice (but not formal freedivers)


  • Comfortable range is more like 1–2 minutes.
  • With a bit of intentional practice (relaxation, slow breathing beforehand), many can do 2+ minutes.
  • Going past 3 minutes usually requires specific breath-up techniques and some understanding of the body’s CO₂ response.

Why people think the average is longer​


  • Videos of people doing 2–3 minutes make it look common, but those individuals are usually:
    • Relaxed
    • Preparing beforehand
    • Not truly “untrained”
    • Filming only their best attempt

Bottom line​


  • Average ≠ maximum
    Many people can push past the 1–2 minute mark with even small amounts of technique, but the average person, spontaneously, sits closer to 30–60 seconds.

If you want, I can walk you through a safe test or explain why breath-holding varies so much between people.
 
Last edited:

Users who are viewing this thread

Top