Also, it seems the teacher is a man as well. Or, an unfortunate flat chested woman.
I've noticed the wrong pronouns on a lot of series I'm reading.
Some even within the same chapter. He/him in the beginning. Then, later she/her.
Not to sound mean or anything but (even though I do believe this character is a guy) don’t call women with smaller boobs “unfortunate” it makes them seem like something to be ashamed of (I’m personally proud of mine) (￣∇￣")
I meant no offense.
And I know many women who would gladly discard their large breast for some B cups.
However, that teacher, has less than A cups. He'd be in a training bra.
Why is it even called that? What is it training your boobs to do?
Its used DURING training not to train something gotta keep the ladies in place though I do call it a sports bra instead
Not a sports bra. When you're in elementary school & are smaller than an A cup, the bra is called a training bra. Or, maybe, I'm just old. That what they were called when I was a kid.
I'm genuinely confused with the pronouns because I thought Alphonse was a man (that is, f2m without the medical stuff) since the translations kept using he/him. This character wears typical male librarian clothing and has a male name, so I thought they chose to live as a man.
That is until this chapter where MC says, "I like this sister" and the new white haired guy is referred to as she/her. Darn the translation errors.