Uchi no Musuko wa Tabun Gay - Vol. 2 Ch. 31 - His Present

[MangaDex]

 

[naivchan]

Regarding Uchi no Musuko chapters:

I've seen the volume 1 table of contents, and the numbering is weird. The actual content of the chapters in the book are different from the ones on twitter, but both of them have the same numbers. I'm gonna differentiate between these two by sticking to the volume chapter numbers, and using the twitter numbering when the chapter isn't in the volume. What this means is, if numbers skip or have weird half numbers, chapters aren't missing!! It just means it's not in Volume 1.

If later on, volume 2 gets released, I'll go back and update the numbering according to their official order.

 

[mirp448]

hahaha i knew the brother would end up getting a bunch of chocolates xD

 

[Acolytus]

With how obvious he is about it, I'm surprised that everyone in a 50km radius isn't aware that he is gay.

 

[riflow]

Somehow I figured his brother would be popular at school lol. Probs the type to not like sweet things tho.

Thanks for the translation!

 

[Neushaartje]

That I might live to see the day that this strip does not rehash the same old joke.

@Acolytus Classic double bluff — they did it in Spin City where a character faked being the obvious "gay in denial" just to get his family to leave him alone about getting a lover — genius Spiel of course.

 

[ElBichoRaro]

He knew what he liked ever since he was a kid... I like how this shows orientation as it is.

 

[unodostres]

It's okay to not notice. Even the author don't demonize the dad. What's important is what you do once you notice.

 

[gomichandesu]

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[EmmaLemma]

Lil bros a player over here

 

[sirflimflam]

God the mom is so adorable.

 

[Chacha11]

Thanksss

 

[Stoner]

dad's an idiot.

 

[NamelessSoldier]

Bro is popular

 

[Kryspy_Kreme]

I somehow feel proud seeing how popular the little brother is lmao.
And I love how it's shown a lot of people in the LGBT already know who they are at a young age. I also liked girls way even before I knew what the norm is, and thought it was the norm that gender didn't matter.