The Dangers in My Heart - Vol. 10 Ch. 136 - I Remembered Something Important

[cksn]

I might be wrong, but I think this is a misinterpretation. Kyo masturbated several times -especially in the first four volumes. He also did it after he talked with Adachi -so I also think there is no (hidden) complex. For example, in Chapter 56 Yamada is in his room, and he checks his trash bin (plus the magazine is still there).

i said scared of sexuality, not scared of masturbation. sexuality requires an actual woman.

 

[YuTendo]

i said scared of sexuality, not scared of masturbation. sexuality requires an actual woman.

Well, you started your post with "same reason" so I assumed you imply the same for masturbation. Seems I misunderstood your original post.

 

[cksn]

Well, you started your post with "same reason" so I assumed you imply the same for masturbation. Seems I misunderstood your original post.

he's not averse to masturbating to his girlfriend because it's masturbating. he's averse to it because it's too similar to sex with his girlfriend, and he's averse to that for the reason i gave.

there's also an element where he'll be more averse to masturbating to her than to sex with her, because he believes that the former leaves her as an object without agency and the latter is some sort of equal consensual exchange. this belief is a product of modern emasculation in the same way, since sex is inescapably about the man physically dominating and acting upon the woman, not vice versa

 

[YuTendo]

Thanks for the clarification @cksn

I think your reasoning is correct, but I disagree with the very last sentence ("This belief ..."). I think it is in the eye of the beholder whether such a thought pattern is considered emasculation. Furthermore, I think, from a (modern) man point of view, you would only consider it as emasculation if you perceive it as such (e.g., "sex is inescapably about the man physically dominating"). Likewise, I am sure there are many people who don't associate sex first with dominates, but with affinity and unity. To be honest, I think there is no one truth because this discussion depends on your own point of view (or what you believe in). Sure, if you look, e.g., back in history it was for sure considered as such but that means nothing for the present.

 

[Dogwelder]

Another case of the deadly common japanese cold

The Japanese common cold kills 1 million every year... explains the declining birth rates

 

[Schernobyl]

Love how Ichikawa realizes the important things even if they aren't the things he needs to do right now.

 

[ImNotCreativeEnoughtForThese]

No way Id ever sleep in a bath, must be cold as hell. Hell I wouldnt even wake up I bet.