
Hey, I wanted to ask about this manga,
It's about this mangago user that hadn't logged in in a long time and now finds out that you're only allowed to talk about manga related topics and wants to know this happened.
Any recommendations appreciated thanks

ahaha lol this manga sounds very similar:
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/i_hate_mangago_so_much_but_im_still_on_it/

Does anyone else have to turn off their brain cells when they read yaoi, like it's gotten to the point were I'm just like , this is sexual assault but okay

Well the thing is, the character’s way of thinking is much different. Readers scream rape and *he didnt consent to it* at everything but if the uke didnt want it, he would have done more than just saying *stop*. Still, all the drama is based on stupid stuff and so yea my brain cells are still turned off to be able to accept everyone’s fucked up way of thinking...

Well, some uke are sleeping while being fucked, like the fuck you ain’t waking up dude. And the ukes who pass out drunk after 1 or 2 drink, like comeon. And they be like *my friends forced me to drink*.... #StupidityLevelBeyondRepair.
But the worst is when uke knows he was raped/sexually attacked when sleeping/drunk, and doesnt do anything. *my friend said it was a joke* or just totally ignore the fact and thinks he will be able to prevent it next time....

Yeaaaa it annoys me a lot too honestly. And depending on how the rest of the story goes, I may or may not be able to turn a blind eye to it. Like if the uke is assaulted and then is like "SINCE I GOT HARD THAT MEANS I LOVE YOU!" I'll probably face palm and be like ok this story ain't that great. Other times, if the couple actually progresses well and the love seems natural, I'll let it slide.

I still get too angry at poor writing and bad handling of situations to be okay with it. Like, okay there's a rape scene, not a good situation! However, I can accept it as integral to the story if the rapist isn't let off easily or expected to be excused by the audience. I generally hate it when the seme sexually assaults the uke or even vise versa without retribution or the writer making it clear that it's not good.
A toxic relationship can be dramatic and stressful for an audience, and needs to be handled well. But I hate when writers try to make it seem like it's a good relationship or not a big deal.

My 5 year old little sister has just started school and frequently cries about how she finds it really hard to make friends with the other kids. I try my best to encourage her to keep trying but that makes her more upset and I dont really know what to do except say the clique words of keep trying and all that.

Sprinkle some sparkling fairy dust glitter on her, little girls loves sparkles. They will swarm your sister like crazy. Tell her to offer some of the sparkles to her friends. It's fairy dust. The key is for her to look shiny more than anyone else. This is gen Z or alpha, you need to do gen Z/alpha shit to get their attention.

I would say, if you want to help her, you have to know where the root problem is. For someone who is struggling, even if really young, having someone tell you to "keep trying" or "be positive" are not very helpful and sometimes even detrimental : (ex: you could be putting too much pressure on her without giving her the tools to change her situation. If she "fails" she will think it is her " fault" because she may not be trying hard enough or something)
First, try just listening to her. Have a conversation where you have her open up to you. She's just 5, but her problems are real for her. Ask her indirect questions about the activities she did that day to get contextual info. If she is crying, as her to just tell you what happened and keep asking " WHY?" to follow up questions.
(Ex:"The other kids didn't want to be my friends today" --> WHY --> "They didnt want to sit with me" --> WHY --> " They think/say..." and so on)
*NOTE: Because your sister is young, if she is having issue contextualizing WHY other kids are hesitant to be friends with her, speak to the teacher. They see things with an eyes view and likely have seen many kids in your sister's situation. They can help tell you what is going on*
From there, figure out where the problem is. At a young age, kids in general are very instinctual, and so if your sister is having problems finding friends it could be that the problem is with the way she is interacting with others. Is she too shy? Is she hyperactive and have difficulty with toy sharing or taking turns? Is she interested in different things? Etc.
Once you know what the problem is, it will be easier to help your sister. Don't do the work for her, but as a sister, play an ACTIVE role. Ex: if she is too shy and has a hard time approaching other kids, you can help her practice her social skills by making her break out of her shell in everyday little life situations. Like, if she doesnt do eye contact with new people, make sure she does that when speaking to you or new people she meets in stores and stuff ("You can even turn this into a game: "Tell me what the colour of the eye of the person you are talking to is!")
You can also facilitate socialization by arranging social activities (connecting with families of other kids could help).
Alternatively, if she has a hard time sharing, make sure you practice these skills with her as well.
Anyways... it's hard to help more without actually knowing what the issue is, but I hope this helps. You're a great sister for helping out your sis like this. Just know that it may seem like a little problem right now, but by helping your sis now, you may actually be helping her immensely in the future as well!

Only shitty parents would get mad over some glitters. But then again .. everyone's crazy these days, so yeah... proceed with cautions.
Normal parents wont bother tho, I mean, they are 5 years old, compared to some glitters I think there are more dirtier and stickier things stuck allover them. Like cooties (〜 ̄△ ̄)〜

Is this her first experience in a school/group setting (no daycare or preschool)? Going by her age, I'm going to assume she is in kindergarten and has started within the past month. First, telling her "cliché" lines is OKAY, she needs to hear 'Keep trying' and 'It will be alright' so she won't give up. What sounds like a cliché line to an older person, will not sound that way to a 5 year old.
Teach her simple games to play that involve a large group of children--Hide and Seek, Red Light/Green Light, tag, Duck, Duck, Goose, etc. These will be good stepping stones for her, although she will probably need a teacher's help to organize a game with her class.
Modeling positive social behavior is another thing you can do with her--using manners, asking questions/conversing, introductions to new people, inviting people to play, including everyone when playing/talking. This might help ease her anxiety about approaching other children.
All in all, if it is a big concern, your sister's teachers will discuss it with your parents/guardians, or your parents/guardians get into contact with the teachers and ask for advice or if they are observing a problem in school as well.
Children thrust into a new environment might need an adjustment period before they find their place. I'm sure it's hard to see your sister disappointed and lonely, but please continue being supportive! ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

Hey so I have to do an English assignment on something socially relevant like climate change, how Measles are making a comeback or The Hong Kong Protests does anyone have anymore ideas of something I might do???

Is it argumentative essay? If so you can go for what cause homelessness in America? Or wherever you’re from. Is college really worth it or is it better to go to professional school instead?
Here another topic: Is beauty standards in South Korea affect kids and young adult self-esteem.
What better way to improve education incontrast to traditional grading scale ? That’s all for now

Honor Killings in pakistan

Some suggestions:
The euthanasia/banning of certain dog breeds or the stray pet epidemic
Abortion
Modern feminism
Video games and violence
That's all I've got. Definitely try to chose something that interests you, it'll show in your work : )

-Educational systems and their impact on the students lives,how can the be improved and what's wrong with them
-Racism, islmaophobia, homophobia,etc prejudice in general and freedom.
- Why the western countries have isolated the people in Sahara.
-Why is racism still in our "modern" societies
-why people think that mental illnesses are "fake" or "it's all in your head,you're fine",the importance of mental health.
-Respect and disabled community,what has been done wrong,why is it wrong and what can be done to improve our society.
- Social media, brainwashing and being a critical thinker.
-Euthanasia,religion and freedom
- Explaining human arrogance and it's role in the vast universe (that's right,it's irrelevant)
- The western countries and neocoloniazation,how some countries are and will always be poor because of some western countries.
-Why eliminating poverty in the world is just a dream.
-Why the idea of persuing perfection is destructive.
- Why do people have different personalities.(not the multiple identity syndrome)

Wildfire in Siberia or Amazon, maybe?
Manga where the male love interest is a curly haired short demon that saves the mc after he gets drugged and ends up in a love hotel about to film a porno. A lot of stuf about demons and the side couple is the demons ex-fiancé and a guy with bangs that cover his eyes,
Is it Konya mo Nemurenai you’re looking for?
Yes!