Because in Japanese culture, a man promising to protect a woman is a metaphor for love confession/proposing marriage and spending the rest of life together. It's a cultural meme, like "carry like hime-sama" or "the moon is beautiful tonight."Why would you needlessly put your 'friend' in the position of having to protect you?
A beach episode with "adult" swimsuits in a romance manga? What could possibly go wrong...Woah there kid take it easy.
You know not of the beast that you are poking if you dare to ask her to put on an adult swimsuit.
Got it, thanks; I was thinking like an American, exploitation and all that.Because in Japanese culture, a man promising to protect a woman is a metaphor for love confession/proposing marriage and spending the rest of life together. It's a cultural meme, like "carry like hime-sama" or "the moon is beautiful tonight."
A beach episode with "adult" swimsuits in a romance manga? What could possibly go wrong...![]()
No problem! I also was wondering why anime and manga girls get so embarrassed when someone promises to protect them, and at some point I saw an article about Japanese romantic metaphors like the banal "I want you to always make me bento."Got it, thanks; I was thinking like an American, exploitation and all that.
He was just trying to pick up any excuse he could think of, so it's fine. After all he is thinking of her that way, so he doesn't think "we're still middle school kids", he's thinking "she'd look hot in swimsuit", and he used old and tired trope to hide his own confusion.Having the "I dont want to see you getting pick up by guys" when they're still in middle school really made me 🤨