Really? I get so lightheaded that I feel dizzy and sometimes even throw up if I ate right before.
it's been shown on ch
This is still only headcanon. In general, in Japanese culture for many centuries there has been a stereotype that gay people are actually just in the wrong gender. Have you ever noticed how much Japanese gay content abuses quasi-heterosexual dynamics, even more so than the West in the past, associating homosexuality with transsexuality. So if she really was gay, I think the author would have instead portrayed becoming a man as something "problem solving".
Hot baths and saunas do dilate and relax blood vessels and studies say that up to 60% of Japanese males and 45% of females suffer from hypertension. So I'd assume if they are stressed and have high blood pressure because of it and they finally relax in a bath their BP crashes and so they faint. Especially when they go from neutral buoyancy in water to sudden full gravity.
Stop, I'm confused. Are we talking about the MC or another girl? There is so much text in the comments here that I, as a non-native speaker, am starting to get confused.
It all depends on age and frequency of use as well.
The law of dramatic animanga. If at least one character in your title doesn't have any problems, then they are either a maniac or already broken inside the most.Everyone mind is a mess RN. Understandable
nagisa is the boy senpai the MC likes who also had the sex change disorder but refused hormone therapy and turned from girl (original name was asuna) to boy (new name as nagisa).
Japanese culture also has had a long standing mentality of "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down." So even if they are accepting of transgenderism if it affects the homogeneous collective it'll get squashed. And I do think that the author has at least hinted that Nagisa is viewing his sex change as a good thing.
Miho (FtM) - MC; Nagisa (FtM) - Senpai, Love interest; Mao - Miho's friend and Nagisa's childhood friend and crush
Well, there's nothing strange about that. We all know about the “ex-gay” movement, 90% consisting of people who cannot accept their sexuality because of their views and lifestyle. But I also wonder what message the author will ultimately arrive at by either leaving Mino as a boy or returning her to her original gender. Because at this point the story seems too serious to avoid a "lol, I still want my vagina back after all" or a shallow open ending like in Ayakashi Triangle.
This explains why many guys think that girls are also obsessed with sex for the sake of sex, even with each other if there are no guys around. But how then to explain the horny girls who draw even hotter ecchi than the guys? Hidden men's heart like in Princess Knight?Thank you for the update!
I had forgotten about that part in chapter 7 (page 30). Thanks for reminding me about it.
I think this author has a pretty good grasp on telling gender stories because their other work got pretty deep in the weeds about about it. Went for more realism with an unrealistic catalyst. Unfortunately because it was so heavy it was canceled and I guess they redid it with this one and made it more light hearted.
They were already shown in one of the previous chapters. Also they turn heat of the shower up to 11, so it's likely self-inflicted because remember, sex drive is evil, and men have a sex drive, therefore men are evil, or whatever dumb-ass point is this manga trying to make
Do you think the fantasy element here is meant to make the story less disturbingly realistic?
It's a buffer to the inevitable incoming blunt trauma from the audiences these kinds of stories tend to attract before even finishing the whole story.
I think so. The previous work went heavy into identity, dysphoria, and self harm so I think they played up the fiction aspect and made some of the characters more silly just so it's not just a swamp of sorrow the entire time.
