Hmm, Cleaning sempai's apartment now . . . .

Just get married already, you two.

Darkagma said:

Just get married already, you two.

At this point he may as well pop the question. They're practically living together. Unless he's content with being blue-balled for the rest of his life.

NegativeSoul said:

At this point he may as well pop the question. They're practically living together. Unless he's content with being blue-balled for the rest of his life.

Well technically speaking, if Himura-Sensei ever drew his balls, they would be blue.

when is the wedding?

The best part here is that her senpai is wiping the other side of the glass. With her pressing on it that way, it'll be like... well, you know =3

Darkagma said:

Just get married already, you two.

Your co-worker, your teacher's daughter or your friend's wife.

These are the kind of women are taboo to make a relationship with, in East Asia.

PsyM3X said:

Well technically speaking, if Himura-Sensei ever drew his balls, they would be blue.

Nice

"I have a blue house with a blue window
Blue is the color of all that I wear
Blue are the streets and all the trees are too
I have a girlfriend and she is so blue..."

PETmegaman said:

Your co-worker

These are the kind of women are taboo to make a relationship with, in East Asia.

it isn't a taboo here in East Asia, or anywhere in Asia rather.

Teociel said:

it isn't a taboo here in East Asia, or anywhere in Asia rather.

Still often a gamble though, if it works out great, if it doesn't...

PETmegaman said:

Your co-worker, your teacher's daughter or your friend's wife.

These are the kind of women are taboo to make a relationship with, in East Asia.

i mean, didnt teach marry his student? i mean sure she graduated but thats somthing you dont usually see even in the west.

... How is this 2girls? It's just the same girl from different perspectives.

Also, I'm surprised to discover that quite a lot of posts in this pool lack the silent comic (for the record, a lot of posts in said pool do have it).

PETmegaman said:

Your co-worker, your teacher's daughter or your friend's wife.

These are the kind of women are taboo to make a relationship with, in East Asia.

Teociel said:

it isn't a taboo here in East Asia, or anywhere in Asia rather.

Tk3997 said:

Still often a gamble though, if it works out great, if it doesn't...

Well, it's not really a taboo, just a saying of relationships that should be refrained from, if you don't want troubles from relationships, relatively speaking.

With a friend's wife/girl, well, it's common knowledge that it's too low to do that.
With a teacher's child, it's about how much more you would have of a hurdle to not screw up because since old time, teachers are respecterd and they really do need to save faces.

Co-worker though, it's more recent, and born out of a problem with working men having to give his monthly wage to the wife, who will run the household economy. And if the wife is a co-worker, she might take his money too as they receive their monthly pay since they live together and the clerk wants to save themselves trouble of handing out 2 people's wage. If anything, it's what some loser who doesn't want to give a care about home economic but still want to have all of his money stricly his.

It first started, I believe, to be a joke about men complaining having to hand the money to his wife. But by time, it got tweaked around a bit and became the kind of women you don't have relationships with. Really though, I see a lot of couple doing just fine marrying out of workplace. And although PETmegaman said it was East Asia, I think it's more like just Vietnam (which I can confirm) and China.

Demundo said:

Well, it's not really a taboo, just a saying of relationships that should be refrained from, if you don't want troubles from relationships, relatively speaking.

With a friend's wife/girl, well, it's common knowledge that it's too low to do that.
With a teacher's child, it's about how much more you would have of a hurdle to not screw up because since old time, teachers are respecterd and they really do need to save faces.

Co-worker though, it's more recent, and born out of a problem with working men having to give his monthly wage to the wife, who will run the household economy. And if the wife is a co-worker, she might take his money too as they receive their monthly pay since they live together and the clerk wants to save themselves trouble of handing out 2 people's wage. If anything, it's what some loser who doesn't want to give a care about home economic but still want to have all of his money stricly his.

It first started, I believe, to be a joke about men complaining having to hand the money to his wife. But by time, it got tweaked around a bit and became the kind of women you don't have relationships with. Really though, I see a lot of couple doing just fine marrying out of workplace. And although PETmegaman said it was East Asia, I think it's more like just Vietnam (which I can confirm) and China.

employers prefers no relationship with co-workers because when they are in fight, a couple tends to not talk when their work needs them to communicate about works.

if its about household money management i think it depends on the individuals, not the co-worker relationship culture. if you happens to meet a woman that doesnt allow the man to have allowance money for his hobby, there you go your living coffin life

well ofc as long as the amount of the allowance money for hobby isnt eating a large chunk off the wage income

She just thinks his cat is cute?

liquidfreedom88 said:

employers prefers no relationship with co-workers because when they are in fight, a couple tends to not talk when their work needs them to communicate about works.

if its about household money management i think it depends on the individuals, not the co-worker relationship culture. if you happens to meet a woman that doesnt allow the man to have allowance money for his hobby, there you go your living coffin life

well ofc as long as the amount of the allowance money for hobby isnt eating a large chunk off the wage income

No, as I mentioned, it started as a joke on the men who doesn't want to share the problem of money with his wife, really. And it was some dozen of years ago too. Still recent, compared to the other 2.

Recently though, both the husband and wife really have to talk before doing something. But if the married couple are over 50~60 or something, the problem is still there. Even in my house, it has the same problem with the mother handling most of the money, my dad really just kind of take his wage to her and take care of other business as he was way too busy with his work (he was like, on shift at the city jail all the time).