what kind of lie that hashiba told to the boss at that time? so the boss actually wanted to kill the uke at that time? i'm confused ヽ(`Д´)ﾉ
No that was a rumor that the boss was clearing up with the uke. The boss didnt want to get rid of the uke
when i try to imagine this story with real life and real people... #shudders
but really, why's japanese manga seems obssesed with middle eastern theme? do they have crush on middle eastern people? now i'm curious
To be fair, they aren't the only ones. In Europe, this form of "orientalism" goes back as far as the Legends of Charlemagne ... probably further.
Hits actually not just the manga like they seem to really like Middle East people or more specifically caramel-ish colored people??
Like I play this Japanese game series and like 100% of the time each game has at least one middle eastern person you can marry.
They seem to be based on a view of the Middle East which hasn't existed since the Ottoman Empire .... if ever.
I don't mind. Better than painting all middle eastern as terrorists or cockroachest that neds to be eradicated from the face of the earth tbh.
Romanticising things is sometimes better (or at least provide a spectrum)
But Japanese people tend to romanticize things a lot, to a certain extreme.
Google "Paris Shock Syndrome". The Japanese Embassy actually have a 24-hr Helpline for Japanese tourists who suffer extreme (yes! extreme) shock to find out that Paris is not what they have expected it to be.
What? Paris Shock Syndrome?Those things exists?
Hahahaha ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I learn to never expect way too much of other countries. Always keep neutral.especially countries you've never been before.don't wanna be judgemental person
*Not same anon...*
And it's not only Paris now. Brussel, UK, and who's country would be next? After all they plan to conquer the world. If they succeeds I can only imagine Armageddon ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
Well orientalism (term by Edward Said) in this form (based heavily on European views of the Ottoman Empire) became really popular in the 18/19th century. It's all about mystic places and colours, harems, richness... Especially during the romantic movement in the 19th century orientalism became really popular. You can just look at all the novels (pulp erotic novels about harems) and paintings (Ingres, Delacroix... to name a few painters) from then and you will see what I mean. Since Western thinking highly influenced thinking in other places in the world in the 19th and 20th century, it's no wonder the stereotypes from orientalism also became popular in the rest of the world. If you consider that Japan was the eastern power with the best connections with the western world, and during sakoku and all constantly tried to get a grip of Western knowledge (through the Dutch then), it's no wonder they took over the old fascination for the middle east too. It offers mysteries and that mysterious setting fascinates... or something like that lol sorry I'm a history student in the midst of her exam period and somehow I just ended up typing part of the things I have to know, here XD
Thank you, AkikoS! Edward Said's seminal work on Orientalism is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the anthropological, sociological, historical and political underpinnings of racism and colonialism. It's also a small and easily readable essay. The introduction and first chapters are available for free online in pdf form here: https://sites.evergreen.edu/politicalshakespeares/wp-content/uploads/sites/33/2014/12/Said_full.pdf
I love Romance and the Romantic tradition, but it is important to understand how strangely connected-yet-unconnected it is to our physical, material world and all the people and cultures living in it. A real human being has dignity beyond what any fantasy can create. A real human being has actual weight in this world. Fantasy doesn't, or shouldn't. It doesn't bear up under the bright light of day.
Well said that last part!
Lol, true. That's why I just consider it all fantasy. Like alternative universe. ㄟ(ツ)ㄏ
umm, lil bit confused here.. can someone tell me where's the hickeys on alpha's neck come from? are they from a girl or the omega? is that why he looks irritated at the omega in the early morning?
I think the marks is from a girl..bcause at the end of chapt 1 Kaede sent mail to someone while hugging Azusa. So...i assumed that he contact a girl at that time. (=・ω・=)
i still dont get the magazine part. what is that magazine? i mean the title
The title 'kanzen story kouryaku', it means complete story walkthrough
saw the updates
*SCREAMIIIIING
saw the 2 new chapters
*DANCING IN JOY
hope for another 2 smexy scenes!
after read: boy, i was getting my hope up too high ┗( T﹏T )┛
apart from the story, i'm just so happy seeing music commander from king of mask singer being referenced in this manhwa, reminds me how popular he isヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~
all i can say is...... GODDAMN CENSORS!!! (╯°Д °)╯╧╧
My bad I wanted to like it but I pressed the wrong Thing
But I agree with you (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
i love this manga!! but can anyone tell me what is the relationship between the seme and sensei before sensei hires him to comfort uke? are they in sort of sexual relationship too? thank you!
is Rin in love with Touji?
I believe that Rin was in love with Yuuto. Since in previous chapters Rin would always be depressed when Yuuto wouldn't give him the same kind of attention as Touji.
rin was in love with seiichi. but we dont know why these two arent a pair , yet.