Mii-chan and Yamada-san - Ch. 12.2

[MangaDex]

 

[eightrooks]

I'm going to put a "content warning" page in when I get to it, but I feel like some of you could use a heads up now as well; if you haven't looked ahead at the raws, Chapter 13 gets very, very rough.

Mild spoilers/hints at what you're in for, if you want them:

Spoiler

Think back to Chapter 5.1, and the "discussion" Yamada had with Mii about why, exactly, the store owner didn't press charges. Yeah. That's right. This is where we see how she came to think nothing of doing that. It isn't horribly graphic, but it's... pretty horrible.

 

[Mangawolf26]

Oh boy a moment of happiness in a sea of darkness

 

[BlackHoxton]

I'm going to put a "content warning" page in when I get to it, but I feel like some of you could use a heads up now as well; if you haven't looked ahead at the raws, Chapter 13 gets very, very rough.

Mild spoilers/hints at what you're in for, if you want them:

Spoiler

Think back to Chapter 5.1, and the "discussion" Yamada had with Mii about why, exactly, the store owner didn't press charges. Yeah. That's right. This is where we see how she came to think nothing of doing that. It isn't horribly graphic, but it's... pretty horrible.

YAMMEROO!!!!!!

She doesn't even realize she's on her period this chapter...

 

[HawkGoggles]

When they said sexual awakening I don't think they meant it like this.

 

[ErikTheRed]

Pain train incoming

 

[silverpetricof]

Thank you for the translation.

 

[Sarikitty]

Hard to say without seeing the full context, but はしとはし here could be referring to the way you split disposable chopsticks (waribashi) apart when you use them, as a metaphor for two people joined at the hip being separated.