She gave chocolates to all the boys. There are multiple types of chocolate that get handed out on Valentines, and it isn't just store-bought or homemade either. The two big ones are obligation chocolates which are small or simple treats to get handed out to acquaintances, and confession/affection chocolates which are typically larger and more lavish. Either one can be store-bought, and either one can be homemade as well.This...Is on an Extra Chapter?! Isnt a major event like valentines day supposed to be a main chapter?
Anyways...Why is Moeko a bit TOO friendly with Ichikawa here? giving him choco in a way. was it some IQ play to piss off yamada perhaps? anyways no hesitation. he just decides to buy a chocolate for her. no extra panel of him wavering. its just get it done and over with thing. felt realistic and new compared to most rom mangas like this
Not even remotely crazy. You're just in a bubble.13 years age gap is kinda crazy tho
For all intents and purposes, we could be talking here about a professor with his PhD student.evidently from these comments some people think a 13 year age gap is normal but ichikawa's sister is like 20 (she had her coming of age ceremony) so that means they had her at 26 and 39 respectively. not trying to shame anyone but for me thats unthinkable. he was 1.5x her age holy
thats possible yeah and would explain how they met but that means on top of mans pushing 40 dating a young student theres a conflict of interest in her phd candidacy as wellFor all intents and purposes, we could be talking here about a professor with his PhD student.
I'm just saying it's a possibility regarding socialization while being credible. But if it's about ethics, it's possible the relationship between them have begun after that candidacy.thats possible yeah and would explain how they met but that means on top of mans pushing 40 dating a young student theres a conflict of interest in her phd candidacy as well
The other group translated the page 8 in chapter 64 differently.@withthewind They occasionally translate things wrong though. Sometimes very obvious things. Page 8 in chapter 64 is still not fixed for example even though it's obvious that it shouldn't be "we're similar" from the context of the chapter.
Per the dating age formula (aka "Standard creepiness rule") 39/2+7=26.5 ≈ 26, so it's on the edge.evidently from these comments some people think a 13 year age gap is normal but ichikawa's sister is like 20 (she had her coming of age ceremony) so that means they had her at 26 and 39 respectively. not trying to shame anyone but for me thats unthinkable. he was 1.5x her age holy
Papa is ripped what the hell
Also "up and down exercises" coupled with "it's your fault" got me shook as well, Ichikawa
Bet Ichikawa's dirty mind made him think Yamada was masturbating...lol
God damn, he definitely fapped later
Yeah, the timing on the messages is indeed suspicious.10 minutes to respond... I think he's getting faster.
How? She has tall person metabolism. She eats and eats and eats and it never shows up on her figure. I know what that's like because I have tall person metabolism and can't put on weight no matter how much I eat.She probably gained weight from the melty kiss he gave her
I have no idea on that shit. I will note I think that so long as both are adults, and one isn't old enough to be the other's parent, it's not all that bad. I have admittedly been interested in someone 14 years younger than me in my late 30s, but it was kinda a dumb crush, anyway, after I thought about it. She just vaguely reminded me of my ex (from a decade prior with a far more reasonable 2-year gap), and we spent some time sharing living space in my sister's house since she was a young online friend of her's she wanted to help out, so I had some weird mentality about it being a convenient potential relationship.Per the dating age formula (aka "Standard creepiness rule") 39/2+7=26.5 ≈ 26, so it's on the edge.
However, if we assume that they got together earlier than that, even just a year — 38/2+7=26 > 25 — that's yabai territory.
Starting with 14 year age gap shook me for a bit, but then it got really depressing somehow and now I feel bad for being creeped out at first.I have no idea on that shit. I will note I think that so long as both are adults, and one isn't old enough to be the other's parent, it's not all that bad. I have admittedly been interested in someone 14 years younger than me in my late 30s, but it was kinda a dumb crush, anyway, after I thought about it. She just vaguely reminded me of my ex (from a decade prior with a far more reasonable 2-year gap), and we spent some time sharing living space in my sister's house since she was a young online friend of her's she wanted to help out, so I had some weird mentality about it being a convenient potential relationship.
The 'thinking about it' is me realizing she wasn't really similar enough in personality to my ex in the ways that actually legitimately attracted me to her in the first place, such as her caring personality. This younger lass was too much self-absorbed when I really thought about it later, while my ex was generally a selfless and considerate soul, even if it came from depression and such. I just wasn't the right person for my ex, ultimately, as great as I thought she was. We were also both broken mentally, I just didn't realize my own broken-ness until much later, at the expense of us staying in contact after the mutual break-up. This is because we were living together when we broke up, but continued to be roommates, which was awkward, and eventually I had a mental breakdown over not taking care of my own share of the housework and basically did a form of self-harm (bashing my head against a wall) in front of someone I cared about that had her own history with self-harm (the far scarier wrist-cutting kind). I do not blame her for running away and mostly cutting ties.
Anyway... More recently, I've been mulling over the idea of being with someone ~11 years my junior who just became 30 in the past year, I think, and I'm 41 right now. I'm not super serious about the idea, because she's just someone I know online and it's quite clear she has no interest in long-distance relationships, or a desire to move because she has friends where she is, so I'd have to move to her area to even think about at least socializing with her to see if it's viable, and that's a lot of life change just for a chance, really.
... wow, I really went on a ramble about my own personal history in some random comment section. Not the first time, probably won't be the last.