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Make sure to never earn the ire of the soup maker
This is where you go wrong..but MC's only known her for a few days.
Sheeeesh that seekermoc dude is the primest example of an incel I've ever seen. Although faith in humanity is restored with your and everyone else's good takes.But you have your opinion on the situation, I have mine.
Sheeeesh that seekermoc dude is the primest example of an incel I've ever seen. Although faith in humanity is restored with your and everyone else's good takes.
I'm an avid reader of the WN, so here is some information to correct the weird Tate bro.
- MC has been seeing Yurina for a few months now. He only goes into town every week or two to sell his wares in town, and when he was in town, he visited Yurina. The thing with the potion only happened very recently.
- Hostess bars are not brothels (but many of you smart people already knew that). They are located in the Red Light District because it is still paying for a girl's time. You pay hostesses for conversation, drinks, and their company.
- The three women in this chapter are sex workers. They do not work with Yurina but they do work in the Red Light District, which they already state, has a really good information network.
- When she was a child, Yurina's mother unalived herself because of her husband's abuse, and then Yurina's father began to abuse Yurina and her brother. Her brother rescued Yurina while father was strangling her and they both ran away. They lived on the streets for a little while. Brother died from sickness leaving Yurina alone. Yurina was so filthy and skinny that not even sex traffickers wanted her. She was rescued by "Mama", the owner of the Hostess bar.
- Mama raised Yurina. Young Yurina worked at the bar by doing dishes and mopping the floor. When she was old enough, she decided to be a Hostess, against Mama's wishes, but she really wanted to pay Mama and the other girls back for their kindness.
- Mama is super overprotective over Yurina. She would throw out any patron that got too handsy with Yurina. We see Mama in one panel a couple chapters ago, eyeing MC and making sure he won't start anything with her baby. Not that it matters to anyone but the weird readers, but Yurina is a virgin because of it.
- Yurina has tattoos because they cover up the scars that her father gave her. She actually hates her scars and tattoos, because it reminds her of her father's abuse. When MC discovers this, he heals her scars with a potion, along with her tattoos.
- Yurina is insanely sweet. MC has difficulty learning Lancostan so she learns some Japanese from him so they both communicate in a hybrid of the two.
This!Be careful how I answer, lol. What are you going to do, downvote me?
I'm also not sure what you mean by expectations of women in the US dating scene. I'm pretty sure there's basically nowhere in the world where it's considered an acceptable, wholesome (yes, wholesome, that's how the whole conversation started), romantic relationship when the woman you're dating spends the majority of the day entertaining other men (especially in your argument, where she'd be literally fucking other dudes all day/night long).
There's also the aspect where women in that industry's entire job revolves around making men think she loves them. They're professional liars. Not saying they can't have a genuine loving relationship, but MC's only known her for a few days. No sane man would trust any woman that quickly, especially one in that line of work. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I've seen it happen more than once, to guys who are super naive, and it never worked out. Because in every single instance I've seen (or heard of for that matter), the guy was being taken advantage of.
We know she's trustworthy, as this manga just isn't that kind of story. But even then, that kind of mental and emotional dissonance between her job and a relationship would almost certainly cause significant distress on the woman trying to keep her professional and personal lives separate.
Cook their ass OPYeah and? Because a woman is "used goods", does she have less value? Is she less entitled to happiness?
It's bizarrely naíve despite the premise being he's paranoid about relationships. She did go out of her way for him here so her heart is in the right place. That said you can take the hoe out of the whorehouse, but you can't take the whorehouse out of the hoe. Unless we get some sob story about a noble who fell from grace, we're going to assume she ended up a hostess because she likes easy money, manipulating men, and has bad judgement.But like, why bro?