Ushijima-kun the Loan Shark - Vol. 9 Ch. 81 - Freeter-kun 16
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ooh boi what a ride
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It was COW COW and not BUY BUY all along!? How deep does this web of lies run!?
Right now he should skip town, he has his own debts, and his parents are even worse, the fact that they kicked him out is actually for his own good.
I suppose he doesn't even realize how bad the situation is.
Right now he should skip town, he has his own debts, and his parents are even worse, the fact that they kicked him out is actually for his own good.
I suppose he doesn't even realize how bad the situation is.
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Hahah, get rekt kid. Its not enough but it it'll do. A long ride still I see.
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Of everything that happened thus far cow cow was the most shocking../jk
Still tho, while I enjoyed a lot this arc, I thought it was basically the end for them...there's still more?! Idk if I should be happy or worried..
(Sayin that cause I can read it from a comfortable couch at home, ouch, the guilt)
Still tho, while I enjoyed a lot this arc, I thought it was basically the end for them...there's still more?! Idk if I should be happy or worried..
(Sayin that cause I can read it from a comfortable couch at home, ouch, the guilt)
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That. Hurts.
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I think we all understand that only some extraordinary outside pressure could force this guy to change his life. Sounds simple, but work does change people that don't work. Humans adapt, and freeters are forced to accept that they can work.
The problem is, that if they were mentally healthy, they wouldn't be freeters. It's not about fitting into society, it's about them not valuing the main human traits that we need to fill normal (Independence, confidence, familiarity with places and people) over more simple and momentary like basic needs and cheap entertainment.
What I mean, is that I can more easily see this guy braking and committing suicide than accepting his reality. He's a mess, a big-big mess. For him to be able to stand of his two and withstand the world's reality he'd have to spend some ideal time adapting. And I can't believe it would happen.
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I think we all understand that only some extraordinary outside pressure could force this guy to change his life. Sounds simple, but work does change people that don't work. Humans adapt, and freeters are forced to accept that they can work.
The problem is, that if they were mentally healthy, they wouldn't be freeters. It's not about fitting into society, it's about them not valuing the main human traits that we need to fill normal (Independence, confidence, familiarity with places and people) over more simple and momentary like basic needs and cheap entertainment.
What I mean, is that I can more easily see this guy braking and committing suicide than accepting his reality. He's a mess, a big-big mess. For him to be able to stand of his two and withstand the world's reality he'd have to spend some ideal time adapting. And I can't believe it would happen.
