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And then he died. The End.
It probably has nothing to do with actual sexual attraction and more to do with losing control over her. Rape is usually about power over someone after all.Why am I not surprised it went the sexual assault route?
I also wonder why the brother waited so many years to try to assault her if he was so obsessed with her.
Sis-cons work in mysterious ways kappa.Why am I not surprised it went the sexual assault route?
I also wonder why the brother waited so many years to try to assault her if he was so obsessed with her.
In Tonikawa they translate it as "Darling". I'd maybe use "Dear" or "Sir" here if it were me, but it's not a huge deal.She calls him danna-sama which means husband or master but I've never seen anyone use husband. Like for eg. "Thank you, husband!" sounds weird but "Thank you, Master!" doesn't.
I used sir before and people complained about it.In Tonikawa they translate it as "Darling". I'd maybe use "Dear" or "Sir" here if it were me, but it's not a huge deal.
Thank you for the translation.
I bet the blood is from the wife that tried to protect him.Place bets guys.. WILL THE HUSBANDO SURVIVE? I bet $10 he will. If he does not survive Imma riot lol
ok I give you that.... it was too much torture till a good ending...I won't disagree on that regard, but it was a damn arduous journey getting to that point.
'Sir' is too distant, it could be used for a stranger, while 'Dear' and 'Darling' are a little too familiar in this situation.In Tonikawa they translate it as "Darling". I'd maybe use "Dear" or "Sir" here if it were me, but it's not a huge deal.
Thank you for the translation.
There's a sequel to it set during the showa era which is also about overcoming abuseJust gonna leave you a thanks for the random recommendation, I just read it and it was a very nice exploration into physical disabilities and trauma, and overcoming them.
Thank you! I thought I was the only one who was thinking like that'Sir' is too distant, it could be used for a stranger, while 'Dear' and 'Darling' are a little too familiar in this situation.
Tonikawa that works because the relationship is supposed to be loving from the beginning.
'Master' really works here because Aki has no idea how a loving relationship should work, she just thinks she's supposed to be the passive, subordinate one that takes whatever she's given. But the use of 'Master' at least shows that she thinks that she and Akihito are in a relationship.
You've totally nailed it!Thank you! I thought I was the only one who was thinking like that