Onna Kishi to Kemomimi no Ko

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I won't tell you to like or dislike this manga, but I do find it odd that you'd gripe about it specifically. I'd have expected that, if one wanted to gripe, one would select either a wholesome manga that's lewded for no reason or a manga that's not shy about the exact relationship that the main couple has.

I mean… yes, a cursory search reveals that the author is very much into /ss/, which in turn must mean that the /ss/ overtones herein must be completely deliberate. And, yes, for me personally, said overtones are a plus. (Sue me.)
Whataboutism is a fallacious deflection. It's like claiming the law shouldn't prosecute thieves because we think there are worse crimes, e.g. murder. Or more like manslaughter vs 1st degree, deliberate murder. I don't think there's anything wrong with people indulging in this kind of thing, namely because like ^ mentions, it's fiction... but me, personally, it's still so uncomfortable.
 
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I won't tell you to like or dislike this manga, but I do find it odd that you'd gripe about it specifically. I'd have expected that, if one wanted to gripe, one would select either a wholesome manga that's lewded for no reason or a manga that's not shy about the exact relationship that the main couple has.

I mean… yes, a cursory search reveals that the author is very much into /ss/, which in turn must mean that the /ss/ overtones herein must be completely deliberate. And, yes, for me personally, said overtones are a plus. (Sue me.)

But you seem to be implying that people who claim to like it for wholesome reasons must be lying, and I really don't think that's the case. The reason being, that, well… commenters who have non-wholesome reasons for liking something aren't usually shy about it. Plus, if nothing else, you have to admit that this manga takes care to have enough plausible deniability to not offend people who are trying to not be offended.

I mean, I know what it's like to purposely push away a manga's non-wholesome elements in order to enjoy its wholesome ones. The biggest example for me was Kodomo no Jikan, and sweet Chiyo-Niggurath did it take effort. But I did it.

So, with that said, the exception you've taken must be that, uh… people aren't reading into this as much as you or I are doing? Good on them, I say! Their innocence is a net good for this world.
To be fair, he is specifically calling out people who are very much coping, if not just straight up lying, about the way this manga is portrayed. Does the author give some plausible deniability? Sure, a bit. But to anyone with even a modicum of media literacy, it should be pretty obvious what the author actually meant with most of it. The people claiming it’s all family friendly chungus moments are just being willfully obtuse.
 
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If I remember correctly the artist himself published 2 doujin series both shotas

1. About apocalypse with a blonde and her shota

2. It's about femdom 2 femdoms and one shota. I was able to find the other one completed long time ago(the first one I mentioned) idk about this 2 femdoms and one shota since it's being created at those times I can't remember when, but it seems like the artist removed it or all traces of his doujin. And his old Twitter or X was rakugaki_tabo(old) and now tabo_engine(current)


I was trying to find the first one that I mentioned since I forgot the name since it's like 3 years ago I think? and if it's somehow connected to Kikai Ude no Onna gaka to Chiisana Joshu.
 
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Very comfy and cozy read, though it's too slow for my dumb adhd ass to sit through. :thumbsup:

Got through about 27 chapters before deciding it wasn't my cup of tea and dropping it. But hey, if a slow-burn slice of life can keep me around that long, that's probably a good sign, I'd wager.
 

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