Kin's answer (9)

I love what Mameiha said and I say no to you. But maybe you shouldn't tell it casually to the wrong people if you can't handle a backlash because, unfortunately, there are a lot of ignorant people in the world. If you can, it's great to be open. You shouldn't think that what you like is wrong or shameful and find a healthy community with similar in......   2 reply

Yes, because it's not for promotion but for allowing an additional element to telling a story. Drug addiction, murder, infidelity, child abuse, etc. - there are all these horrible things that make-up some good stories. If a well written story includes characters that gratify rape, are we obliged to gratify rape ourselves? No, because the story was ......   reply

I don't want to say I don't get the hype but I read Ten Count when it was still around 5-10 chapters and I can't bring myself to like it. I mean, there are mangas you can't really say you like much but there are times you just crave reading mangas along those types and after you read them there's some spark of satisfaction. Ten Count doesn't fit th......   reply

I don't.   reply

I think it was Tower of God. I binged on it up to the point when I had to wait for updates but I eventually fell out of waiting. Now that I think of it, maybe I should reread it.   1 reply

Ah, haha. Because I am scuuuummmmm.   reply

At the moment: 1. Illumination by Yamashita Tomoko 2. Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai (including the prequel) by Yoneda Kou 3. Close the Last Door by Yamada Yugi   reply

It's hard to answer why manga artists make characters that do these simply based on the idea of the character sleeping with other people. The reason can be very different based on the circumstances the artists put these characters in and on what light they show them. They can range from just for the sake of throwing in a conflict in the story to re......   reply

Used to have a list from movies and mangas but I lost it. I currently have one from The Hateful Eight though. "The man who pulls the lever that breaks your neck will be a dispassionate man, and that dispassion is the very essence of justice. For justice delivered without dispassion is always in danger of not being justice."   1 reply