Little Miss P

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Jul 15, 2022 (PST) | Translate to English
  性別問わず、お勧めします。
  I recommend it regardless of gender.
  This review contains spoilers. テレビで少し生理ちゃんをみたくらいで特に深くは知らなかったけど、安くなってたので購入しましたが、こんなに面白いとは！感動もするし笑えるし知らなかったこともあって、とてもとても感慨深いお話でした。申し訳ないけど1巻しか読んでないが本当に心に響きました。

  This review contains spoilers. I only watched Menstruation for a bit on TV, so I didn't know much about it, but I bought it because it was cheaper, and it was this interesting! I was moved, laughable, and there were things I didn't know, so it was a very, very moving story. I'm sorry, but I've only read volume 1, but it really touched my heart.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Sep 05, 2020 (PST) | Translate to English
  ポップでリアルな生理。男どもに読ませたい
  Pop and realistic physiology. I want men to read
  THE生理なエピソードばかりでよかった。著者が男性というところにもびっくり。絵のタッチ好きです。あと江戸やナプキン創成期の話も面白い。あと少女と少年の話もなかなか。とにかく一気読みしました。

  I'm glad there were only episodes of THE menstruation. I was also surprised that the author is a man. I like the touch of the picture. Also, stories about Edo and the founding period of napkins are interesting. Also, there are quite a few stories about girls and boys. Anyway, I read it all at once.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Jun 14, 2020 (PST) | Translate to English
  女でも勉強になる。
  Even women can learn.
  笑えるし、泣けます。知らなかったことも学べます。このテーマか！って思っちゃうのは、女ですら、触れてはいけないタブー感があったからで、偏見だったな、と読む前の自分にそう思います。ネパール西部で未だに月経中隔離されてるって知って、本当に驚きました。生理って、来たよー、重いよーくらいは学生時代友達と言ってましたが、やっぱり自分の生理ちゃんが全てなわけで、失礼ながら、女の私でも、(この人、辛いアピールしすぎじゃない？)とか思ってしまったことがありました。全然人それぞれなのにね。男の人だってなったことないんだから、分からなくて当たり前なんだけど、生理ちゃんがストレートに言ってくれる言葉で男も女もハッとさせられると思います。性欲くんとか性欲ちゃんとか童貞くんとか…当たり前なんだよね。みんな色々必死に隠してるだけで。生理ちゃんが本当にいてくれたら、私も色々話したりしたいなぁ…作家さんが男性だからと毛嫌いするのも勝手ですが、そんな偏見持たずに読める人生の方が有意義な気がしています。勝手な主観です。

  It makes me laugh and it makes me cry. You can also learn things you didn't know. this theme! The reason I thought that was because even women had a sense of taboo that they shouldn't touch, and I thought so to myself before I read that it was prejudice. I was really surprised to learn that they are still quarantined during menstruation in western Nepal. I said my period was my friend when I was a student when I was in school, but after all, my period is all about my period, and while it's rude, even if I'm a woman, (isn't this person making too much of a painful appeal?) There was a time when I thought something like that. Everyone is totally different, though. I've never been a man, so it's natural that I don't understand, but I think both men and women can be taken aback by the words Mensuru-chan says straight to me. Seido-kun, Seido-chan, Virgine-kun... it's natural, isn't it? Everyone is just desperately hiding things. If Mensuru-chan really existed, I'd like to talk about a lot of things too... It's OK to hate the writer because he's a man, but I feel like a life where I can read without such prejudice is more meaningful. It's selfish subjectivity.

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