Sonna Kazoku nara Sutechaeba? - Vol. 6 Ch. 36

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Extra T’s in two panels at least, thought it was a hidden gag, just typos?

Thanks for the TL regardless, interesting development …
 
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Definitely curious as to how far Kazumi's seeming delusions go, and what the truth is surrounding her sister's behavior showcased her and referenced earlier/again through that one-panel flashback, as seen from Kazumi's perspective.

Thanks for the TL & surprise chapter.
 
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hmm, I wonder if Kazumi tried to explain how much it scared her when she was younger, and then other people jumping to conclusions that SHE was getting physically hurt led to her distorting her memories/the narrative. (or people ignored her and shrugged off her distress when she told the truth, so she learned that if she wanted her experiences to “matter” then she had to reframe them.) With her counseling talks it’s obvious she immediately clings to any narrative that feeds into her “emotional reality”.
but there’s still the huge hole in the story of what Kazumi’s mother might have been like…

So far, I think Kazumi has a lot of trouble regulating her own emotions, and she’s desperate for outside control and a “normal” narrative to adhere to. She also catastrophizes easily. She resents her husband for forcing her to “choose” and hates parents who give their child a “choice” instead of asserting control, and she approves of Reitaro showing “control” through violence. If her issues don’t stem from her mother, it’s possible she was just…a child with really extreme emotions who felt desperate for answers and safety from her parents. She both hates them for making her feel upset through punishments, while also being angry with them for not stepping in and “fixing” her.

She wants someone to cling to who will provide the stability she craves, and she sees that in Reitaro’s calm demeanor. Meanwhile Ichika is a frightening representation of childish “uncontrolled” emotions

honestly it’s too bad that a divorce would be so hard on Ichika because Kazumi should just……not be a parent or married to anyone
 
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Man's so hard in denial it's crazy, if you decide to tape a small area to essentially exile ur husband there forbidding him anywhere in the house, she CRAZY CRAZY man 😐

The thing with the teacher honestly just solidified it, i don't understand to what exactly he is hanging on that badly, that marriage died long ago, her saying they should just abandon the daughter last chapter was really just her shooting a corpse that is their marriage
 
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When I picked it up I thought the revelation would be that no single family member would be what the seemed. Instead, everyone's turning out to be exactly what they seem except for Kazumi who just gets worse and worse every chapter.
 
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Man's so hard in denial it's crazy, if you decide to tape a small area to essentially exile ur husband there forbidding him anywhere in the house, she CRAZY CRAZY man 😐
Such is the life of a victim of abuse; you downplay what you went thought because it can't have been that bad since you turned out okay (you didn't).
 
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So it's the mom all along, huh. Good luck, Reitaro & Ichika! lol

Thanks a lot for the update!
 
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FINALLY A NORMAL PERSON IN THIS SERIES :win:
I like the amount of armchair psychology experts in the comments making random diagnoses for a fictional character, so much projection happening that even Freud's wet dream couldn't even make this shit up :dogkek:
 
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FINALLY A NORMAL PERSON IN THIS SERIES :win:
I like the amount of armchair psychology experts in the comments making random diagnoses for a fictional character, so much projection happening that even Freud's wet dream couldn't even make this shit up :dogkek:
The label of projection in common discourse has become such a petty and a uncharitable weapon.
Whether slander or an accurate statement, there's seemingly is no rebuttable that's able to counter such rhetoric.
All that matters is the crowd's alignment as to who's analysis reigns "true".

Though I do agree with your point on principle, it is possible to make the point you're conveying without character assassination.
 

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