not ignoring the law at all actually. i know the law and know that because it is lawful does not mean it is good. also i was never here to debate whether that they did was correct or not cause that’s a big matter of opinion. i was debating whether or not a 17 yo was a child which is factually incorrect. i will repeat myself since you clearly didn’t understand: 17 year olds arent by any means or measure children.
17 years old are children by law.
LMAO no they are not man. 17 yo can consent and 5 yo can’t. simple really. 17 year olds are not children under the law or biology or chemically or any way possible lol have you even been 17 man?
17 years old are children by law.
no, they literally aren’t.
17 years old are literally children by law.
totally agree. i dropped this at chapter 3 because i was so put off by how quickly he gave in to his student's request to f*ck. he could have definitely waited for akito to graduate - at the VERY least - before agreeing to sleep with the minor.
17 years olds are literally not children by any standard
17 years old are literally children by law.
Nice story I guess? I didn't like how the teacher was so quick to accept his student's sexual proposition. It felt like all he wanted was to use someone available to get over his heartbreak, totally forgetting his responsabilities as an adult and a teacher.
I liked the spinoff a lot more because the relationship felt much more genuine and took time to develop. The characters were also much more likeable imo. And I only feel comfortable with student-teachers relationships in BLs when they're at university, because everyone is an adult. I can appreciate those stories in a highschool setting but only when it's done well and with regards to the student-teacher power imbalance and it unfortunately wasn't the case here, it just felt sloppy.