Sensei wa Koi wo Oshierarenai - Vol. 3 Ch. 19

[Yourself]

Ghibli ruined her, anime was a mistake

 

[Yautja]

15 fucking years? That's creepy as hell. My first thought was "he's treating her like she's a kid" and lo and behold, it's because he's literally old enough to be her father.

 

[AnimeAintReal]

HOME VISIT CHAPTER INCOMING LADS

 

[Weezer]

thank you for your hard work phy's

 

[Xystus]

Yeah dad and mom have every right to be angry. 15 year older, with a kid, divorcee, certainly not the ideal partner. If supporting the one you love will ruin you (run you down haggard, make you miss your career opportunity, etc) then it's not a good one.

 

[Your_shit_taste]

Thank you for all your hard work!

 

[Kisato]

THE FLAG IS SET, CARETAKING ARC BEGIN.

 

[LysandersTreason]

lul at all these virgins upset an older guy is taking the girl (who, by the way, is of legal age - she's like 19 or 20). That's far more appropriate than a teacher and her underage student. Y'all are literally reading a manga about someone in a position of authority being in a relationship with a teen boy and are complaining about the power gap between someone who is like, 20 and 35? Are you insane? hahaha.

 

[need4speedrazor6]

15 years is a lot...
Like old enough to be her dad a lot.
I would do everything in my power to convince my child against a relationship with someone so much older.
Remember the rule: half your age plus 7, no younger.

 

[Utsuro]

@need4speedrazor6 that is a socially constructed rule, just because you follow that rule does not mean others should. If your child was above the age of 18 you would not be able to do shit about it.

 

[Psychronia]

Wow. A lot of people are taking umbrage with the 15 year gap. I mean, it's definitely not a small gap and there are a lot of real obstacles to it working out, but I don't see it as some taboo dealbreaker.
Little sis is in love to share love, and intends to obtain her happiness herself. That's a mature enough line of thought.

While I can sorta understand the family's stance-they'd rather she not take a path of life that's full of hardship-the way they go about it isn't really helpful.
Mom is okay, but dad is...dad has basically become an obstacle in of himself, and he has crossed the threshold from trying to keep her from getting hurt into stifling her life to the point of potentially hurting her.

Also, I haven't forgotten what utter shits they all were arguing with each other right in front of a child as if he was just an unwanted burden. He's certainly not a child of their family, but when you're that callous, I have no reason to take your familial concern seriously anymore.

 

[BCS]

@LysandersTreason good point. The very premise of this manga is far worse than what the sister is doing.

Simps gonna simp

 

[animekek69]

@Psychronia well, its weird

 

[Abedeus]

@need4speedrazor6

What are you even talking about. 15 year difference = old enough to be her father? That's when you say about a 20-30 year old gap.

Are people in comment section living in medieval times where people get kids as soon as they start having periods? Or get erections?

@Xystus

I missed the part where it's sad he's a divorcee? And even if he was, so what? My cousin had a divorce very soon after his daughter was born, because the wife turned out to be a psychopath who literally did all she could to ruin his life.

Jesus, the amount of people criticizing two consenting adults in a relationship in a manga with a teacher-underage student couple.

 

[lonefire]

@LysandersTreason
its not the virgins complaining but the toasty roasties

 

[chusetto]

The only problem with being 15 years apart is the generational gap, nut if they love and understand each other, no problemo

 

[bouken]

Who the fuck cares how far they are apart age-wise when both are already adult?

Heck why are you even reading a manga about a teacher dating her high school student if that stuff bugs you? So many hypocrites here.

 

[RUD3DUD3]

imouto san is a better partner than sensei. i hope she really learns from this and stop cucking the poor guy everytime he tries to be romantic.

 

[RedOnYellow]

Usually dislike drama in my fluffy romance manga, but I thought this was handled well, hasn't overstayed its welcome, and brought a fresh new take on the main characters' relationship. I like what others have pointed out - that even though there's less of an age gap between sensei and student, she's still worse off than her sister for dating a minor. It's easy to throw stones, but I think the family comes out of this thinking "she's young but determined, maybe it will hurt her maybe not, but it's her decision". I feel like sensei took this away from it as well and it will actually encourage her relationship with her student, perhaps.

Anyway I didn't mind the bit of drama. Nice spin on things without getting too heavy.

 

[KingLich]

little sister have an older guy.... big sis have a younger guy.. nice..