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15y and 16y old with adult is normal if they love each other, marriage like this has happened in my country, if parents allow its possible and also i see a woman not a kid, she is a woman (and she has shown that she is), Teen is young adult not a child i see them as cute couple, also she wants to be hes kids mommy it shows her maturity there are 15 and 16 old married with 20+ to so thats nothing strange or sick, though with some1 who is 12 its a bit of a stretch, but cause its fiction even that doesn't bother me and second i support love and sometimes love also happens between teen and some1 in hes or hers 20s or 30s (but this series is stretching this a bit :D, but they are keeping it innocent, it hasn't been sexual so far), so its not pedo 100% of the times, but hard to make the difference when u don't know the person, so u assume the person is pedo paste on what u hear on social media or on TV so i don't judge, when it comes to law its their problem but i don't mind as long its not actual pedo its not common but in my country but 16y girl (daughter of bicycle trainer ex bicycle racer) got married to a guy 20-25 cant remember hes exact age, if parents allow 16y old can marry any1 some life long married couples have started that way and even in countries where below 18 is illegal cause the law says sex is illegal with below 18 not dating, ofc if parents don't trust u they can get restraining order if u don't listen to them when they tell u to never see her again at least until she is 18, sometimes love just happens between above and below 18 its life fact sometimes love can happen between teen and older, some cases the older doesn't know the age of the younger1 and u can't ask cause if u do its way to ruin ur chance to find a partner and when u do find out later u can't back down or ur chicken (cause feeling don't go away just like that, and i say we humans need to follow our feelings when it comes to romance), do what ever just try to stay in the bounds of the law cause when ur in jail that doesn't help any1 also she wants to be the girls mommy, she is so good with her like real mom, the family chemistry is there but who cares she is not 18+ its fiction, in fiction its even less a issue then in IRL i find teacher x student romance stories hot just like teen boy with older woman, when i was teen i watched series that had that element in it but not with main char and liked stories like this ever sins, it was not anime, i didn't know anime then also why make it in a issue when she is 17, 17 or 18 no difference really, only difference is by law but 1 year doesn't give nothing also dating doesn't automatically mean sex, law doesn't say anything about dating, its just forbids sex between certain age groups but there are no ships sailing in this series EDIT: @OnigirisBasket i recommend watch Okusama wa Joshikousei, good rom-com and also Kokoro Connect this1 is about group of friends rom-com but has drama and supernatural element |
Sugram22Dec 12, 2023 6:34 AM
OnigirisBasket said: Hello! I was a Japanese major in university, so some of our classes focused on analyzing Japanese culture, norms, an such through the very subtle things we find in Japanese media. For example, in Amaama to Inazuma here, we get the idea right off the bat that a father doing domestic work like cooking tends not to be the norm, but then we analyze what this idea helps us see what's often valued within Japanese culture as a whole. And so on. But then we'd have to dive deeper than that. So I had quite a few classes focused on analyzing and/or translating Japanese media-- some which overlapped (classic/modern film, classic literature, modern literature, anime, etc). I THINK I was talking about the anime class in my post!Swiggy said: Sighs. I just can't get into this very well. I have to watch it for class but ugggh, it's just so boring and I just can't connect with anyone. Like okay, bonding through food is a great concept to explore, but it's just... not working for me in the way they're going about it. And the way they try to make Tsumugi super cute is still really annoying to me.;; What class is this for??? |
OnigirisBasket said: Thank you! It was cool and all, but uh... there's not much you can do with a Bachelors degree in Japanese, ha hah.;; I don't mind at all, but yep! I should have just said "I majored in Japanese" to be more clear, but I graduated and received my degree in Japanese already. Actually, I think the class I had to watch this anime for was the last class I needed!Swiggy said: Hello! I was a Japanese major in university, so some of our classes focused on analyzing Japanese culture, norms, an such through the very subtle things we find in Japanese media. For example, in Amaama to Inazuma here, we get the idea right off the bat that a father doing domestic work like cooking tends not to be the norm, but then we analyze what this idea helps us see what's often valued within Japanese culture as a whole. And so on. But then we'd have to dive deeper than that. So I had quite a few classes focused on analyzing and/or translating Japanese media-- some which overlapped (classic/modern film, classic literature, modern literature, anime, etc). I THINK I was talking about the anime class in my post! Oh wow, that's so cool! I don't know why it did not occur to me that there was a Japanese major ahah ^^;. You said was, does that mean you are no longer that major? If you don't mind me asking :) |
OnigirisBasket said: No worries! I've been away for a while anyway! I had my independent study abroad trip paid for and everything, but then COVID hit and I was unable to go/had to cancel.;; The plan, for the sake of the completionist in me, is to go in late March. Hopefully it works out!Swiggy said: Thank you! It was cool and all, but uh... there's not much you can do with a Bachelors degree in Japanese, ha hah.;; I don't mind at all, but yep! I should have just said "I majored in Japanese" to be more clear, but I graduated and received my degree in Japanese already. Actually, I think the class I had to watch this anime for was the last class I needed! Sorry for the late reply, I'm actually in uni atm so I've been trying to keep up with all the work ^^: Ohh wow that's awesome!! I thought you meant that you ended up changing your major, it is really cool that you're a Japanese major xD. Did you go to Japan to study or was the program in the U.S.? |
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