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Nowhere yet. You need to wait for the DVD release, which appears to be mid-September someone said.

Since this person wrote in Japanese, most likely in a Japanese cinema.

Nowhere yet. You need to wait for the DVD release, which appears to be mid-September someone said.

Thanks for sharing. Very good practise for me and it's nicely funny although it looks like the usual school romance with gyaku-harem *lol* I've probably read the manga at some point, too.

Thanks for saying it. While it looked very interesting for me visually, everything about it screams drama, drama, suffering, drama! I see "tragedy" up there in the description and like this I've decided to skip this and spare me all of that. ;) I'll find myself something heart-warming, meaningful and lovely to watch instead (and I'm not saying this series doesn't have any of it since I cannot possibly know if it has or not. It just seems to have another focus)!

You're welcome. It wan't before I came to this site that I had people tll me how this works. So it's always good to pass it on. It makes it easier to wait when you know that it's not like the sites don't post stuff because there'd be a lack of interest or anything. Either way we're getting to see a lot for free, so we can't complain, can we! XD It's more than fair to have to wait. I'm grateful for anybody who has all the possibilities to financially support all of these wonderful dramas and movies! (I've personally dedicated myself and my small financial stock to the music biz)

It won't be out before the DVD isn't out, which is supposedly around 18th October, as somebody above says. ;)

It won't be out before the DVD isn't out, which is supposedly around 18th October, as somebody above says. ;)

It won't help to request it even more on kissasian right now *lol* It won't be out before the DVD isn't out, which is supposedly around 18th October, as somebody above says. ;)

It won't help to request it even more on kissasian *lol* It won't be out before the DVD isn't out, which is supposedly around 18th October, as somebody above says. ;)

Good to see Matsumoto Jun in a gentleman role! I kept wondering: "Wheeeere do I know this smile from?" for the first 10 minutes before it hit me like a lighning bolt!.

It's a wonderfully sweet story. The kind of fantasy that is shot so realistically, that it's hard to believe it's NOT realistically possible! XD

But it's not online, right? Or are there RAW streams out there already?

Hmmm just see it here in RAW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwbI5eTGq0g&playnext=1&list=PL1DC71B38E5B04EE9

It's boy-group fan-service and it's funny. The outtakes are even funnier though XD

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xow18i_yunjaeaf_shortfilms

That scene with the funny position where a staff member was helping out.... *looooool*

Here ;)

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xow1cw_dl-afrw_shortfilms

It's possible that you have to log in, I'm not sure.

:') Ah, my my. It's OK. You've got your experience and it's OK to speak for yourself. I merely invite you to take into account that people are different and hence, are capable of different things. I have my experience. I could keep up with my way older boyfriend just fine. Apparently I made some decisions for us that soome of my friends today aren't capable of making (as they told me). And I was glad I finally had someone who understood me, because people anywhere close my age couldn't. There is a reason why such relationships are not common. HOWEVER, there's also good reasons why they still do excist. They're not all abusive and the world is not all black and white. You may decide things for yourself and maybe to some extent to your (future) children. But please be aware that while your life is your life, the lives of others are their lives. Judging is easy. To look at things open-minded and look at each situation individually rather than having prejudice turn you blind, that really requires a very grown personality. I for my part don't even mind when people have prejudice and choose to keep their distance. We all have our blind spots and that's really OK! It only stops being OK when people try to ruin something just because they cannot understand it. Just, because it's simply not fitting into their own mind-set and frame of experience. Just, because they cannot feel it and cannot even imagine that it really works out just fine and is even fine when something does not work out. *shrugs*

Right. In Germany consensual sex is legal from the age of 14. Restrictions only apply to tennagers between 14-16 and partners over 21, when there's any form of abuse of the relationship (aka the older person takes advantage of the minor) or if the teenager is under the adult's protection (So if it's a teacher or similar.)
The moment we'd get all stiff about "legality" at all costs, funny situation would arise. Take a 14 and 21 year old. Everything is fine. One year later, with 15 and 22, they're suddenly under legally risky circumstances. It's still the same couple.

As for consent. Maybe by law one may not be a legal adult but still be very much capable of giving their consent, while e.g. some adults may legally be able to give their consent but don't manage to speak for themselves. And because it is that way, upon each problematic case the court evaluates every situation individually. Because there's laws, and then there's life. Real life! ;)

If we strictly sticked to law at all times, a whole lot of historical events would have gone terribly wrong or not ended well. So while I agree with you that law is there for very good reasons, I disagree that it makes sense to apply it blindly. There's countries that see barely any problem in beating your wife (or children). Compared to that, when people judge any kind of consensual non-abusive love relationship due to unrelated parameters (like age, race, gender etc. etc.) I can only shake my head. But oh well. It was still interesting to talk to you. Even if we may never come to any agreement. *Shrugs*

There's really no need to think in extremes. I'm not talking about little kids. I'm talking about love, not abuses. Depending on country, there's different rules and limits etc. etc.. 16 is a good age, but if one of two partners was 15 and the other past 18, so what! And if there's a greater age gap,so what? The age limits are there to protect children. Good! But there are cases when this protection is not required. I'm talking from my own experience. I was the younger one, we had quite the age gap and we were waiting for that annoying limit of me becoming 18. In other countries you're not an adult till you're what, 22?. I was very grateful for our relationship. People's judgements were tiring and pointless. Luckily we had family backup. Also, even some people had concerns, I was spared the kind of people who'd be macking a big, pointless ruckus about our age gap! As said, it's a matter of individual case. When two people love each other and cherish each other, there's no good argument for me to not let them love. Age, nationality, religion, gender, the​ socially accepted amount of partners, differences in social status... they're no arguments to be judged from the sidelines. A relationship is between the two people involved to start with. They have to fine with it, it's their relationship. Age as a plain number doesn't matter. It'll not tell you anything about how ready two people are for a relationship. And I repeat: I mean a consensual and caring relationship.

How are " Koisuru JK Zombie (Japanese Special)" and "KinQ Sokuho (Japanese Special) " supposed to be related? They don't look like they belong there at all. (<_< ?)

@Sho

Right, but love doesn't ask such questions. Ofcourse it's difficult and ofcourse couples with big age differences and one partner being very young are more likely to run into trouble, but you know what? Out of own experience: this, too, is life. You live, you suceed, you fail, you learn and grow. Ofcourse parents etc. have to watch out a bit and offer support when things are not allright. But asides of that, seriously, it's all in our heads. AND when a person wants to make an experience, they will make it against all odds. That's free will and it can have quite sever effects to try go against it. Asides of that: I've seen grownups that have never grown out of a child's mind-set and teenagers that have the mind-set of 30-year-olds (though there's no denying they may lack a tad of experience here n there, but they catch up fast). Age is just a number, like marks are just numbers. While they do hold some information, they can not define a human as a while being. And hey, let's remember one thing! Our "underage" thinking is not very old. Just a few hundred years back it was perfectly normal for people to marry with huge age gaps, at all ages and with 0 matching. It wasn't good, so we took measures. But while those measures are important and need to be carefully considered, they, too, have limits. :) Since there's two sides to every situation, isn't it important to check each case individually? ;) Sometimes, waiting to start your relationship till you're off age simply is no option.

[Btw. I didn't watch it yet. This was a general opinion on the topic of age gaps and underage/adult relationships.]