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Run, drown, get carried away...
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noble715
4 years ago
Another work brought to you by the State of Alabama!
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4 years ago
Hinata and her Uncle Suguru have a distinctly unhealthy relationship.
Not only is it incestuous, but they're basically hate-fucking each other
in order to spite the same person: Hinata's father/Suguru's brother---
which makes this chapter an interesting little psychological study.
Not only is it incestuous, but they're basically hate-fucking each other
in order to spite the same person: Hinata's father/Suguru's brother---
which makes this chapter an interesting little psychological study.
Last Modified Sun Jul 26, 2020, 7:36 pm
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gammenon
Story Junkie
4 years ago
Yep, to add to the incestuous manner of the relationship, I think she also likes being with uncle and her liking those moments blinds her from seeing him as the opportunist scum that he is, which I'm sure deep down she knows by now. I say that because although manga rarely depicts it, I think she's not attractive in addition to being overweight so it could be she doesn't get a lot of attention from the opposite sex, so she gravitates toward a male who wants to be intimate with her.
Last Modified Mon Jul 27, 2020, 12:07 am
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4 years ago
BoBoBo carefully depicts Hinata in baseball cap, shapeless shirt, and baggy sweatpants,
as if to emphasize her lack of feminine appeal. We can safely assume she's never had a
boyfriend. She's well aware that her uncle's a scumbag, but he's the only person she can
turn to when she needs to blow off steam (verbally or sexually), which is sadly emblematic
of the limited options in her life.
as if to emphasize her lack of feminine appeal. We can safely assume she's never had a
boyfriend. She's well aware that her uncle's a scumbag, but he's the only person she can
turn to when she needs to blow off steam (verbally or sexually), which is sadly emblematic
of the limited options in her life.
Last Modified Mon Jul 27, 2020, 1:29 am
Recent Comments
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luinthoron
High Priest of Loli
1 year ago
Oh, yes, you will be.
Last Modified Mon Feb 27, 2023, 5:00 pm
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4 years ago
Did I miss something? On the last panel she says she won't be coming back. Did something significant happen with her uncle this time that changed her mind about their relationship? The only thing I can think of is him saying that he would "take responsibility" if she got pregnant. Maybe that meant he was a better person than she thought he was and therefore not what she wanted in a sex friend.
Given the tagline of the chapter it is also possible she won't be going back to her family. She might actually run away or commit suicide as an escape.
Given the tagline of the chapter it is also possible she won't be going back to her family. She might actually run away or commit suicide as an escape.
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AssasinZAssasin
Not Hentai Protagonist
4 years ago
I suppose in a way she sees a kindred spirit in her uncle, like that's how she might end up in the future if things keep going the way it is.
I can see where her father is coming from a little bit (Even though honestly I feel getting amazing grades isn't everything, not like your future is guaranteed just from that, though I guess having a good college on your resume helps), but he's being a bit too overbearing, I suppose. I mean, what her uncle said actually makes sense, maybe having a proper talk and taking her feelings into consideration too would make for more constructive dialogue.
What she said at that ending sounded rather meaningful. Because if what she said was true, then maybe she's thinking of really turning her life around, and not going back to her uncle might be a symbolic way of her leaving behind her old self and working harder for her future?
Either that or they are empty words and she'll be right back there the moment her father pisses her off again.
I can see where her father is coming from a little bit (Even though honestly I feel getting amazing grades isn't everything, not like your future is guaranteed just from that, though I guess having a good college on your resume helps), but he's being a bit too overbearing, I suppose. I mean, what her uncle said actually makes sense, maybe having a proper talk and taking her feelings into consideration too would make for more constructive dialogue.
What she said at that ending sounded rather meaningful. Because if what she said was true, then maybe she's thinking of really turning her life around, and not going back to her uncle might be a symbolic way of her leaving behind her old self and working harder for her future?
Either that or they are empty words and she'll be right back there the moment her father pisses her off again.
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4 years ago
Cultural Note:
In Japan, your upward mobility depends almost entirely on your level of education
(assuming you're not born into a wealthy, upper-class, politically-connected family).
If you're forced to attend a low-level college, you're basically trapped in a low-level
income bracket for the rest of your life, with all the attendant social disadvantages,
such as limited opportunities for romance and marriage. So it's no surprise when
a Japanese student occasionally kills himself or herself on account of bad grades.
In Japan, your upward mobility depends almost entirely on your level of education
(assuming you're not born into a wealthy, upper-class, politically-connected family).
If you're forced to attend a low-level college, you're basically trapped in a low-level
income bracket for the rest of your life, with all the attendant social disadvantages,
such as limited opportunities for romance and marriage. So it's no surprise when
a Japanese student occasionally kills himself or herself on account of bad grades.
Last Modified Mon Jul 27, 2020, 9:49 am
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gammenon
Story Junkie
4 years ago
Her father comes across to me as pretty uncompassionate where he and her mother didn't find out what she excelled at. It just might happen her talents aren't in the areas her siblings were successful in. I'm not sure how flexible Japanese society is to where a young person can be directed to what he or she is good at but it seemed he was dumping on her for the end result, not her effort. The father is kind of a prick in that regard.
Last Modified Sun Jul 26, 2020, 11:53 pm
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4 years ago
You have to feel sorry for Hinata. She's a big slob of a girl who isn't
very bright or very likeable. Her future prospects are dim, no matter
which path she chooses. At least, her mother loves her.
very bright or very likeable. Her future prospects are dim, no matter
which path she chooses. At least, her mother loves her.
Last Modified Sun Jul 26, 2020, 10:06 pm
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gammenon
Story Junkie
4 years ago
As well her mother should, her father as well. Her weight might [be] indicative of poor self-esteem she's had built up her entire life, which I'm sure is one of the big reasons she started sleeping with her uncle.
Last Modified Mon Jul 27, 2020, 6:19 pm
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MHM-Dono
Person Of Culture
4 years ago
Another time and place, Hinata might reveal in rather explicit terms what's she's been doing with 'Uncle' (and quite possibly for quite some time), if only to see Otou-san's reaction (figurative or literal), which itself might not be pretty.
This story might also be considered a case of "Art Imitating Life" (the stereotypical belief that academic and occupational success means everything, and that those who seem to excel oft-times look down on those who don't), where once more, "... the names have been changed to protect the innocent."
"DAYUM!"
This story might also be considered a case of "Art Imitating Life" (the stereotypical belief that academic and occupational success means everything, and that those who seem to excel oft-times look down on those who don't), where once more, "... the names have been changed to protect the innocent."
"DAYUM!"
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
4 years ago
I can feel this. Not the fuck one's kin the daddy a dickbag with delusions for greatness.
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Feronen
Vanilla Pope
4 years ago
I, too, have an overbearing father with grandiose ideals of what he wants (read, needs) his children to be in life.
