Paranoia Cage - Vol. 2 Ch. 27

[MangaDex]

 

[quagzlor]

aw man.
i feel sad now.

 

[Kaiser92]

 

[Pinka]

Unexpected sadness

 

[junior1210]

F

 

[starburst98]

Is this autobiographical for why cool started making normal books instead of just porn?

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

I too mourn the bookstores.

 

[adt141]

Economics but also shota-sex

 

[RedInACup]

I miss many bookstores from when I was younger. This kind of thing is why I hate Amazon.

 

[urtoast]

I do love this series and wish we could catch up a bit more.

 

[Psychronia]

Oh wow. It's...kinda nice seeing them indulge in pillow talk like this.

 

[Elianor]

Bookstores are sad, but I personally feel even more strongly about video rental shops closing down. I've even worked at one for a while, and I've never felt cooler and gathered more anecdotes in my life. It's the end of a cultural era, and it's hard to see it go. I think this magnified is what old people feel when they say that they don't know this world anymore. When we were young we thought we wouldn't lose contact with this ever-changing world as they did, but I'm not so sure about that anymore.

 

[TitanAnteus]

@Elianor
Next generation's gonna be sad that Netflix goes away after the licensing nightmares escape cable television.

I also remember blockbuster and video rental shops pretty vividly, but I don't feel all that strongly about them. I think the movies themselves were the cultural touchstones for me. Shit like Blade 2, Matrix, Scream, and Final Destination resonate more to me than my time at the stores where I could rent those movies.

The creators of those movies don't have the same technical limitations they previously did, and with the increasing cost of movies Hollywood's been too scared to take risks. Honestly, people with creative passions like Guillermo del Toro, and Christopher Nolan are like the only ones I feel still carry the old spirit of film-making. Well them and animators like Pixar.

@Psychronia
Cool is pretty interesting as an eromanga artist cause his girls always love the guys waaay more than the guys can love them back.
And he's pretty interesting as a visual story teller. Even w/o the dialogue the way the scene goes is pretty hot. They get in bed together, she pulls him in, then rolls over on top of him like it's the most natural thing to do.

Honestly, he doesn't need for them to do anything directly erotic for him to make his manga erotic cause he's got a good sense for how to do that in their tertiary actions.

 

[Wolvenworks]

it's sad really. the bookstores in indonesia don't have R18 sections. truly degenerate. i'd imagine there will be more bookstores had they have R18 sections but nooo they'd rather close them.

 

[einrip]

Where I live bookshops are doing more cultural activities these days. I've seen bookshops closing for different reasons but also several opening recently, so the situation is not that bad. Bookshops have to be more in touch with their neighbourhood and clientele nowadays.

Also, we finally saw those two in bed!

 

[CoolKyouShinja]

I don't know about books stores closing but books are becoming extinct now that everything can be read digitally.

I feel bad for the authors, but hey, as long as its free, right?