I like the art, but the ml intros happened way too quickly. We barely met each of the characters before it moved on to the next one, and the first arc was over before I realized it was happening. I'm glad the MC's not a bitchy antagonist like in some series though.
I can almost see where they're coming from with the broken arm if it weren't for the fact that SHE DIDN'T BREAK HIS ARM, THE TWINS DID AND ONLY TO KEEP HIM FROM DOING THAT TO HER. He learned nothing from this and neither did his father.
Maybe Aster will change tho. He seems to realize that Ballsac is a bad influence...
I sure hope so. He seems like a good kid, if a bit dumb. I think it's mainly Ballsac's influence that's causing his problems.
These kids are complete dumbasses. I kind of love them. Writer really bringing in that dumb teenage boy energy.
boys be boys ╮(￣▽￣)╭
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/there_s_no_way_this_is_fate/uu/ibx_chapter-10/pg-6/
FINALLY OH MY GOD I'VE BEEN YELLING THIS SINCE 2 CHAPTERS AGO.
but seriously I'm THRILLED these two little brats are getting what's coming to them. Maybe at least one of them will actually learn their lesson (probably not though).
I noticed a lot of people tagging "hermaphrodite" in the tags, and I just wanted to let people know that, technically speaking, having female & male parts is called being intersex. it is a thing that happens in real life (although it hardly involves magic drugs and the parts are generally a lot less... cleanly separated then they are here) and the term "hermaphrodite" is actually very insulting. Yes I know this is literally just hot, dumb porn but hey, free info.
Bro this is from oxford dictionary:
her·maph·ro·dite
a person or animal having both male and female sex organs or other sexual characteristics, either abnormally or (in the case of some organisms) as the natural condition.
How is this insulting? It's just scientific term
"On the Word Hermaphrodite
The word "hermaphrodite" is a stigmatizing and misleading word.
There is growing momentum to eliminate the word "hermaphrodite"
from medical literature and to use the word "intersex" in its
place. While some intersex people do reclaim the word "hermaphrodite"
with pride to reference themselves (like words such as "dyke"
and "queer" have been reclaimed by LGBT people), it should be
generally avoided except under specific circumstances.
Victorian doctors believed that the gonads were the seat of "true
sex," and thus created a system of nomenclature -- in the absence of
any knowledge of genetics, endocrinology, or embryology -- which categorized
people as "male pseudohermaphrodite," "female pseudohermaphrodite,"
or "true hermaphrodite." It's time to eliminate this quaint Victorianism
from modern medical practice.
The word "hermaphrodite" implies that a person is born with
two sets of genitals -- one male and one female -- and this is something
that cannot occur.
The qualifiers "male" and "female," because they
are based only upon the gonadal histology, frequently contradict the sex
of assignment, and thus are very misleading and disturbing for parents and
patients.
The qualifiers "pseudo" and "true" are even more
harmful, because they imply a sort of authenticity, or lack of same, that
carry powerful emotional baggage"
This is taken directly from ISNA the intersex society of North America
Exactly! Thank you!
Oof i didn't know that. The more you know i guess.
the colored version disappeared before I could even find out what all the fuss was about (っ °Д °;)っ
I was a bit worried it was going to be a "oh he was just hard on you because it's a competitive environment and also he's dating the other editor now" type thing but Nope! he's just an asshole! I'm thrilled!