We've known about the great antagonists of manga for a while. Themes that transcend works and discuss society at large. The big three are Strict Asian Parents, Miscommunication, and Economic Austerity.
But now we have a fourth major theme. Presenting: What do you do when you have to take a shit on the train?
It's not about the strength of Japanese stomachs, have you never had to take a fat dump so badly that you can't wait? that the feeling of the weight in your guts screams at you to go? now, then it's the matter of holding on until you can go, like here, the Manager and Our Boy both had to wait until they could get off at a station, each station they passed they told themselves "no, I can resist a little longer" but they were lying to themselves. Each time it was too late to get off, it was worse, and they were more conscious they had to drop the cargo, but each time they were also closer to their destination were they wouldn't need to worry. It's a battle any race, any culture, and nation knows of!
I really hope it's clear this is a joke, kind of ran it for too long and didn't know when to stop writing
Lmao, this trio cracks me up with their limitless sources for random bantering
Even if Hikoichi was normal, he'd be a blushing mess if he got a look at Nayu in her summer uniform. And Nayu with the rather interesting ideas to help him out; may have to be careful if she goes that route lest she sneaks in a whiff of his scent
And yes, when you truly have a full and distended bladder, it hurts like crap from the pressure.
Not Japanese, and not an issue in my native climate, BUT on trips abroad to warmer climates I have had instances where going from hot (~30°C) outside air to well over cooled (like 18°C) indoor store or something my stomach has suddenly gone WTF and decided it's time to evacuate.
It's not about the strength of Japanese stomachs, have you never had to take a fat dump so badly that you can't wait? that the feeling of the weight in your guts screams at you to go? now, then it's the matter of holding on until you can go, like here, the Manager and Our Boy both had to wait until they could get off at a station, each station they passed they told themselves "no, I can resist a little longer" but they were lying to themselves. Each time it was too late to get off, it was worse, and they were more conscious they had to drop the cargo, but each time they were also closer to their destination were they wouldn't need to worry. It's a battle any race, any culture, and nation knows of!
I really hope it's clear this is a joke, kind of ran it for too long and didn't know when to stop writing