uuuuuh... but what about the kid?
I know its real. Still the story was hard not to feel pain because this is no fairy tale, its real life. No one should have to be sold and forced to do sexual acts against their will regardless of gender. Just remembering ''Okane ga nai'' makes my heart cringe. Im now going to go watch something Happy (⊙…⊙ )
I have read a lot of yaoi and a majority of the stories have rape. Depending on how the characters and story is perceived I take it to heart and cant continue reading. I don't mind if its a portrayal of a real life story but rape is never something that ppl should think its normal. Like how the characters would fall in love with their rapist
Okay, now i'm confused. You said, "Yes. The Manga is based of the Roman, which is a true story."
From my understanding, you're saying that Okane ga nai, the manga, is based on a book called "Roman." You're saying Roman is a true story. So here are my questions that are still left unanswered:
a) I am wondering who is the author of "Roman," not Okane ga nai. Who is the author of Roman? You said "A Roman is a Book. :)" - which means that "Roman" is a title of the book, unless you're saying that the definition of "Roman" means "book."
b) You keep giving me Hitoyo Shinozaki as the author of "Roman." Are you saying that Roman is another name for Okane ga nai?
c) Where is your source that states Okane ga nai is based on a "true story"?
Sometimes I think you are trolling me....
I'll try to me more clear now...
A "Roman" is a Book genre, like Yaoi is a Manga genre. But this one is my bad, cause in English you use the word "Novel. So a "Roman" = "Novel".
The name of the Okane ga nai "Novel" , is also "Okane ga nai!", or at least something like this.
The Author is the same as the Manga, Hitoyo Shinozaki.
The source is the Novel itself. It is written in there "based on a true story".
And since the Manga is just a Comic adaption of the Novel, the Manga is also a true story, or "based" on a true story, whatever you like.
Could I explain it well to you now?
Oh! "Roman" means "Novel" in your language! There's that misunderstanding. For the longest time, I thought you mean "Roman" was the title of the book, not a genre.
Also, I am not trolling you. I just couldn't get the answer that I needed, which was why I had to clarify. I also had a hunch that there was a language barrier...
this might be one of the cutest things I have read in a looooong time