Osananajimi wo Erabenai! (Shorts) - Ch. 6

[MangaDex]

 

[meltworkzz]

I don't want to say this but this is polygamy looks like if they are considerate, willing to share and fair to play

 

[Assaultsquirt]

I don't want to say this but this is polygamy looks like if they are considerate, willing to share and fair to play

It never works this way because humans are flawed to begin with. The durability of a monogamous marriage is what keeps two equal partners from splitting apart. A harem-like relationship only works if there's a power imbalance in the favor of the minority party.

 

[NippleToaster]

I don't want to say this but this is polygamy looks like if they are considerate, willing to share and fair to play

It's in a weird technical manga-wackiness grey area where it technically isn't traditional polyamory, and he is still committing himself to "one" person. I mean, maybe in the ending, they all merge back together because it's magic, who cares

 

[Sam209]

EDUCATION FUCK YEAH

 

[nicolas22g]

Remedial class have become attractive with the carrot at the end of the stick

 

[elemint5]

true love
and i feel like at the end they will prob become one person
or just go in one body with multiple emotions

 

[talas]

I'm pleasantly surprised that one of them is not the cliché "number one student in all Japan". But I'm afraid it'll come eventually...

 

[jackjack9]

If it means getting to to spend time with Yuu, they'll even sit through remedial classes.
That's true love.

 

[MrIncognito]

Hold on how are all these Karins getting graded if their names are identical, they're in the same class, and there's apparently no way to tell whose test is whose?

 

[WildJoker]

Hold on how are all these Karins getting graded if their names are identical, they're in the same class, and there's apparently no way to tell whose test is whose?

The weird Paper Charm god said that reality would bend for convenience to accept them both. Since the mother saw no issue with having 2+ daughters with the same name and the extra rooms just popping up I'm gonna assume teachers and machines can somewhat discern them

 

[Oured]

All three of them need extra classes anyhow, so it works out.

 

[arimareiji]

It's in a weird technical manga-wackiness grey area where it technically isn't traditional polyamory, and he is still committing himself to "one" person. I mean, maybe in the ending, they all merge back together because it's magic, who cares

I'd bet on it… it's a rare manga that's willing to be as wacky as Aizawa-san Zoushoku (the ending is up elsewhere, MangaDex stops halfway through).

The weird Paper Charm god said that reality would bend for convenience to accept them both. Since the mother saw no issue with having 2+ daughters with the same name and the extra rooms just popping up I'm gonna assume teachers and machines can somewhat discern them

MST3K mantra for the win.

If you're wondering how he eats and breathes
And other science facts
Then repeat to yourself "It's just a show,
I should really just relax."

 

[Magnus_Prime]

Oh! What a surprise ending! LOL

 

[BlargET]

So wholesome. Thanks for the TL.

 

[KitRagnell]

So instead of 100gfs I'm gonna call this in my head as 1/100gfs

 

[MarqFJA87]

I'm getting confused on how these extras are supposed to fit into the timeline.

 

[Trevoga]

It never works this way because humans are flawed to begin with. The durability of a monogamous marriage is what keeps two equal partners from splitting apart. A harem-like relationship only works if there's a power imbalance in the favor of the minority party.

Ah yes, the famously durable monogamous marriage.

 

[darkmatter923]

Ah yes, the famously durable monogamous marriage.

A hell of a lot more durable than any other alternative, and it's not even close. Surprise, surprise: hardship draws a man and a woman closer in love.

 

[MarqFJA87]

A hell of a lot more durable than any other alternative, and it's not even close. Surprise, surprise: hardship draws a man and a woman closer in love.

Citation needed for this bold claim, especially since scientific study into how polyamorous groups compare to monogamous couples is severely hampered by societal stigma against non-monogamy and the resulting reluctance of polyamorists to risk outing themselves in the name of science. Besides, the very argument of "hardship begets love" that you use isn't magically unique to monogamy.