Otaku ni Yasashii Gal wa Inai!? - Vol. 8 Ch. 54 - Otaku & Gyaru & Late Night After-Party

[MangaDex]

 

[jonnywarlock]

Stay strong, Ichiji. This is Amane. Your closest friend. She will never try to steal a march on you. 🤭

 

[ZeroOne]

Ijichi get your head out of the cloud… but your not wrong.

 

[brndndss]

fresh from outside, wet hair amane doing something to me

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poor ijichi stressing

 

[alacaelum]

Ijichi is having a few heart attacks right now.

These sweet brats are bad to my old man heart, I am already a little overweight but with all this sugar I am in serious risk of diabetes.

 

[Drunkendx]

Otaku kun is not the dangerous one.

Amane chan is. 🤣

 

[DementisXYZ]

This is too cute!

 

[Septazia]

"being in the same room..would be a bit too much, don't you think?"

Why? If you can't stay comfortable with a friend that...well haven't they known each for a year now and they spend almost every day together, then you got bigger problems.

 

[Renki]

it like they are dating already, back then me and my ex always on phone till 1 fall asleep...

 

[khara]

Why? If you can't stay comfortable with a friend that...well haven't they known each for a year now and they spend almost every day together, then you got bigger problems.

Japanese logic ¯\(ツ)/¯

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the chapters

 

[tremor3258]

They are so cute here.

 

[Alcion]

Shes ok to be alone in a hotel room together in the mornings but not at night. Does she really think boys turn into werewolves or something at night?

Also in their chat, Ijichi's is apparent by both the context of the messages and her pfp, but whos the other one? I'm guessing Amane but I'm not sure. And whats the pfp suppose to be? CD? cuz it looks kinda like CP....

 

[gravreverse]

When she wants to talk on the phone until she falls asleep... Ah, to be 12 again... And 32... Why's this keep happening...

 

[Bonzalez]

Why? If you can't stay comfortable with a friend that...well haven't they known each for a year now and they spend almost every day together, then you got bigger problems.

In Japan all men are barely contained beasts who will assault a woman at the slightest provocation. He's just being safe

 

[the_Bear_from_Bearcave]

In Japan all men are barely contained beasts who will assault a woman at the slightest provocation. He's just being safe

It's like they're century or two behind times and ladies still need a chaperon when in company of single man.

 

[Dingo777]

In Japan all men are barely contained beasts who will assault a woman at the slightest provocation. He's just being safe

The Japanese male is simultaneously the least and most sexual creature on the planet

 

[cheesecakegood]

I honestly don't buy Amane and Seo romantically at all

 

[semont]

It's like they're century or two behind times and ladies still need a chaperon when in company of single man.

You'd get that impression considering that nearly every manga has one or more of the following that perpetuates the "all men are wolves" and women must be protected sentiment:

Female characters being put on a pedestal or idolized solely for being female and their appearance alone although it's only for their status as a sex symbol.

Men oogling at female characters and being able to read their thoughts.

Female characters being harassed by pickup artists and the heroic MC who saves them.

Everytime a female character is alone with the MC, who has certainly already been depicted as the most harmless or gentlemanly human on the planet, he will remind her to be careful that she's alone with a man.

Female characters who are friendly or casual with their behavior and appearance when alone with a male character is described as 'defenseless' implying that they would be attacked if it was anyone else.

Strong and independant female characters eventually being saved by a male character when it is then revealed that they just wanted 'to be treated like woman' like their peers are. Implying that being coddled is the natural or desired way of things.

There are always exceptions of course but you might think that Japanese authors at the very least share these sentiments with how common these depictions are found in manga.