Misato-san wa Amasugi Joushi ni Chotto Kibishii - Vol. 4 Ch. 26

[Angelonius]

"This one for my families"

Y mean your future families with Konishiwa?

Yeah, and she needs to shove her big boobs at him for that to happen.

 

[orangerain7734]

He ain't wrong about the near-misandry in modern society. I didn't realize it was as bad in Japan though.

It's worse than you might think, it shows in their severely declining birth rates.

The dude was right that for a society that values 'gender equality', the women are usually favored more, leaving more men in the dust.

 

[Magnus_Prime]

It's worse than you might think, it shows in their severely declining birth rates.

The dude was right that for a society that values 'gender equality', the women are usually favored more, leaving more men in the dust.

I don't know from where you hail, but it's terrible in America; there is literally no benefit for men to marry anymore. From family court to the so-called 'justice system'...sheesh.

 

[rajoku]

her breast getting bigger this chapter somehow lol

 

[olivetho]

new couple nobody gives a shit about

but i do

 

[orangerain7734]

I don't know from where you hail, but it's terrible in America; there is literally no benefit for men to marry anymore. From family court to the so-called 'justice system'...sheesh.

Oh believe me, I know. I live there. I've pretty much given up hopes of ever finding someone in this generation.

 

[ijontichy]

This series does provoke some interesting discussion.

 

[asdman]

Damn. We lost a month to side characters progressions and some butthurt dude complains.

Even FL did not bother to push back or tell him off with his annoying attitude towards her.

 

[CulR]

Every fucking time...

this time it feels so forced. I like it though. maybe author-san can just keep it for a separate story?

 

[CulR]

Why can't I just get a single pairing with no harem or rival or whatever, I swear man

Maybe Meant To Be
(Below are debatable)
Please Marry Me With Divorce in Mind
How to Love a Loser
Drawing Romance

 

[wallsg]

Maybe Meant To Be
(Below are debatable)
Please Marry Me With Divorce in Mind
How to Love a Loser
Drawing Romance

The first one is rated 9.2 here. Why the hell does it have to be a Korean Long-Strip? I HATE those. Adding to my very long "I'll get to it (yeah, right)" list anyway.

Adding the 2nd one.

I'm reading the 3rd one but it hasn't been updated in 5 months.

The 4th one only has chapter 1 posted, at least here.

 

[CulR]

The 4th one only has chapter 1 posted, at least here.

https://manhwatop.com/manga/drawing-romance/

 

[SilverSupreme]

It's worse than you might think, it shows in their severely declining birth rates.

The dude was right that for a society that values 'gender equality', the women are usually favored more, leaving more men in the dust.

Japan, and America for that matter, are still some of the most misogynistic world powers. I don’t know where you’re getting your information from other than “vibes” or manga (aka predominantly male-oriented fiction) but any favoritism in policy-making you might see is often the result of trying to course correct.
Women still make a fraction of the money of their male counterparts in the workplace and as this manga shows, men will completely go around women to try and decide their fate with other men.
The women-only trains in Japan aren’t because Japan favors women - they’re because sexually assaulting women is so common in Japan with so little if any legal ramifications and public shaming being essentially illegal from harsh defamation laws that the only modicum of protection they could think to offer to women so they don’t get molested in public is saying men can’t ride specific trains.

The perception that women receive more power or favor lately is only because women didn’t have ANY power or favor before this. Women couldn’t even own credit cards or open bank accounts in the US until 1974. There are still only 26/100 female senators in the US and only 28% of congress are women - which is still the highest it’s ever been. We still very much live in a male dominated society where men make laws for women with minimal representation of women.

Rather than be upset at the perceived disappearance of power and status quo, we ought to embrace the idea of our loved ones not being second class citizens just because our predecessors didn’t believe in a level playing field.