I Time-Traveled and Confessed to My Teacher Crush - Vol. 4 Ch. 34

Es tiempo de parlar algo de portugués, thanks for the translation keep going with this Manga it's so good
 
My hatred for short hair on women blinded me, I'll admit.

That said, what an "image change"--that loathsome phenomenon that's one of the multiple things responsible for turning real women into 3DPD. Imagine having glamorous hair like Haruka's and cutting it to look like a man.

That short hair looked almost identical to Seiji's; minus the tits, Yukiko would have looked like a frail man. And somehow, women like this--and men give it a pass.
 
@kevytpiima: Relatively speaking, it is a new phenomenon. That said, they are "the shit" if you have bad taste. I repeat:

Imagine having glamorous hair like Haruka's and cutting it to look like a man.

There's one page in which you can see the hairstyles of the two facing each other--they're nearly identical, as I said. If you're a guy, and it's a guy you want, just come out the closet already.

The current zeitgeist will do more than just welcome you.
 
@giga bruh what liking short hair doesnt mean someone is gay lmao. there are many guys that have long hair, and many women that have short hair it doesnt mean anything lmao
 
@Giga Not even gonna justify that with a response. Have fun trying to find a girl who'll actually listen to what your silly ass has to say.
 
Imagine being so consumed by culture war propaganda you fight over a fictional character's haircut in the comments section of a comic book website. Couldn't be me.
 
@xXPenisXx: That's interesting. If one expresses an opinion of a certain sort, he can expect opposition and eventually condemnation for even opening his mouth. If one expresses an opinion of another sort, he can expect hearty agreement--and nothing else.

Does it take being "so consumed" by "culture war propaganda" to actually have tastes, and to know where those tastes came from? A man once said that "politics is downstream of culture". More relevantly and patently, I would say that art itself is downstream of culture, as well--and downstream of those are human tastes. Our tastes will influence and motivate us to comment on entertainment we consume, and--last I checked--the comments section of a given form of entertainment exists for exactly that purpose. You call it a "fight". I call it a "discussion"...or at least that's what it was to me. If you won't discuss such a thing here, then where?

Perhaps nowhere at all would be preferable to you, as long as the opinions are like mine?
 

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