Osananajimi to Kanojo to - Ch. 1

[Zero00_X]

It's literally like a mentally challenged person wrote this, First of all it's NTR and rape and a bunch of other garbage so don't even give it a time of day it's garbage just walk away.

 

[raddcuban]

Well, from what I partially know.

Students in Japanese Schools aren't allowed to Date with eachother by School Rules. And the few Schools that do allow, they need to get permission from Teachers & Parents to do so. So, majority of the times, couples actually keep their relationship a secret for a long time, because if they reveal it, not only would it be considered as social stigma but also people around might force them to break up.

Plus, relationship during School days is usually frowned upon in Japanese or any Asian society for that matter (which is why there are so many School Romance genre Novel/Manga/Anime series out there in Japan, as it's basically a fiction), as it is considered to be a distraction to education and sports as they lead to career building while relationship is seen as waste of time and immoral.

This is why there is actually a big interaction rift between boys & girls in Japanese Schools which leads to them acting seperately without ever interacting with eachother even in co-ed environment. And this is also a leading cause in lower marriage in Japan, as people are actively being discouraged from having relationship by the society form young age (as the common notion has become to avoid dating as it's a hassle).

Since the situation is commonly understood by people in Japan, Authors don't really explain it in their works.

That "no dating" rule is not as universal as you're making it out to be, at least according to anecdotal evidence from the handful of people I know that taught English in JP.
According to them, it was more along the lines of "no overt pda on school grounds" and "keep it wholesome in public." However, it could be that it was written into the rules, but only loosely enforced. I didn't bother making that distinction when asking about "is x from anime real?"

 

[Morose]

That "no dating" rule is not as universal as you're making it out to be, at least according to anecdotal evidence from the handful of people I know that taught English in JP.
According to them, it was more along the lines of "no overt pda on school grounds" and "keep it wholesome in public." However, it could be that it was written into the rules, but only loosely enforced. I didn't bother making that distinction when asking about "is x from anime real?"

What I said is based on a video I saw were a Japanese Content Creator talked about weird school rules in Japan.
In it he did say that while that rule isn't enforced in Tokyo reguon, it is followed in other areas more strictly.

 

[raddcuban]

What I said is based on a video I saw were a Japanese Content Creator talked about weird school rules in Japan.
In it he did say that while that rule isn't enforced in Tokyo reguon, it is followed in other areas more strictly.

Hmmn, maybe it's less enforced in major cities (where my acquaintances and friends worked), or it could be the fact the schools I heard about were JET-affiliated schools? It could even be a combination of both. Originally, I assumed it was more of a high-end school practice, but it's interesting to think it might be more of a regional thing.

 

[iskelets8]

It really is a profoundly painful experience when you found a manga that seems to be perfect in every way but it is still ongoing and just a couple of chapters is available so far, kinda like falling in love to the most beautiful girl you have ever seen but finding out that she's 12 yrs old so there's gonna be some woeful waiting involved. I do know that I am absolutely willing to wait, for the manga ofc not, yk