My New Girlfriend Is Not Human? - Vol. 1 Ch. 41.5 - Side Story : Blue eyes

[Super757]

That Shinji pose is great hahaha

 

[ElizLestrad]

A jacked tomboy? Nice....

 

[totalywasted]

GOJO!?

even better tomboy gojo

 

[HYBRID_BEING]

Not gonna lie, lost my sides on page 1.

Still, kind of confused by many little things in this arc.
Why the heck this harlot was still going near Haru? It looks like she didn't cut off her finger, but was under an illusion that she did, so does that count as "knew the threat was real"?
Why is the ofuda "wrong"? Two visible kanji are 悪霊, third one is probably 退, and according to Google that makes the whole phrase 悪霊退散 - "Akuryo Taisan" / "Evil Spirits, Begone!" (which might or might not be a Sailor Moon reference (so maybe that's why the ofuda is the "wrong" one?)).
Was dismemberment just a depiction of harlot's fate as "death" or was she gonna get dismembered for real? And why Taya said that it was harlot's fate, if she hadn't "tempered" with it?

 

[emos_sukc]

Nahhh put her to the streets

 

[Arckadata69]

Disturbing the Peace 🗣️🔥
Look into my eyes
And tell me the you blabbing
About me behind my back 🗣️🔥

 

[Tairo]

Looks like her finger really sid grow back. Interesting.

 

[Kami_Nana]

I like lesbians as much as the next guy but the "ALL my relationships are awful because whoops I'm actually gay" storyline makes me roll my eyes.
I'm hoping this is a red herring for an arc of self reflection leading to a genuine change vs "I'm gay now so everything worked out."

Why do people forget that bisexuality exists?

 

[RKADE14]

Fix her.

 

[Jomolemon]

d... DISTURBING THE PEACE?!

DISTURBING THE PEACE
LOOK INTO MY EYES
NOW TELL ME THE THINGS
YOU BLABBING ABOUT BEHIND MY BACK

 

[ellatron6000]

Funnily enough, this quote is actually a misattribution! The original study datapoint was about lesbians experiencing domestic abuse - this included lesbians in straight marriages, which would likely (as one might expect) experience more domestic abuse on average.

thank you finally a smart person

 

[ellatron6000]

by that same logic, wouldn't it mean that gay(male) in straight marriages is less likely to be experiencing DV?

i wonder why that is.

gay men are less violent i suppose