Info Mother Parasite, a short analysis.

[submissivechud]

If you could go back into your mothers womb would you be a happier person?

Mother Parasite is a phycological manga revolving around the main character Ryota. He was abandoned shortly after birth and then went into the foster system, jumping from family to family. He has a very cold and manipulative demeanor which is driven by his main goal, to find the "perfect mother". He notes the flaws in his different mothers and typically goes for more anxious and insecure mothers so that he can feed off them, hence the title, Mother Parasite. During his time we see Ryota attempt to murder multiple of his mothers, this is shown to be due to the fact he actually hates mothers and their affect on their offspring. In a few moments in the series we actually see that Ryota is deeply lonely and strives to be truly loved.

The first trauma humans experience is our own birth. When we're intrauterine we have all of our needs met. We have safety, food, waste and nutrients all taken care of. The birth is the first separation between maternal bond and the child is the first instance of trauma, from the perfect environment, into a flawed world. After birth we're safe, fed and taken care of, we still have the maternal connection even though there was separation.
For Ryota he got the trauma of birth, but also a lack of care afterwards. This leads to him believing that the lack of connection between the host mother allows him to only feel rejection. Not just from the maternal body, but also the rejection experienced from going through the foster system.
Now I wont go too deep into the story as I don't want to spoil much but hopefully this piqued some of your interests.

If you would like to read it here is a link
Click Here.


@Blackpillirony @ecoli @Xx_JihadiNafriggER22_xX @Aryy @Penalizer69 @vamp @Angel @TonyDr @draftLexy @doll @giga.mia @gimp @Kaari @Nenestar

 

[submissivechud]

Yeah 2 reps zero replies this forums finished

 

[Angel]

i haven't read it maybe i'll consider

 

[Br4va]

Is it truly trauma ? Or is what we are given from birth the real trauma ? You wouldn’t be writing this if your father was a billionaire you lived a life without stress ?

For the ryota dude his situation is more of a search of unconditional love and security that he has never experienced. Matter of fact he didn’t even get the experience we all had from birth.

 

[submissivechud]

Is it truly trauma ? Or is what we are given from birth the real trauma ? You wouldn’t be writing this if your father was a billionaire you lived a life without stress ?

Just becauseyou have a good life doesnt mean there isnt trauma

For the ryota dude his situation is more of a search of unconditional love and security that he has never experienced. Matter of fact he didn’t even get the experience we all had from birth.

You read the book?
Mirin

 

[Br4va]

Just becauseyou have a good life doesnt mean there isnt trauma

this is a game of chances now. What are the true chances that a rich kids dad dies ? What are the chances the poor kids mom dies ?

But then you realize that trauma causes jealousy. The rich boy with a dead father will be jealous of the poor kid with two parents, but the poor kid will be jealous of the rich kids finances.

So at the end of the day we all struggle

And we can’t really compare struggle because struggle/ trauma is personal and we all handle it differently

 

[submissivechud]

this is a game of chances now. What are the true chances that a rich kids dad dies ? What are the chances the poor kids mom dies ?

But then you realize that trauma causes jealousy. The rich boy with a dead father will be jealous of the poor kid with two parents, but the poor kid will be jealous of the rich kids finances.

So at the end of the day we all struggle

And we can’t really compare struggle because struggle/ trauma is personal and we all handle it differently

n***a what does this have to do with wombs and moms

 

[Br4va]

n***a what does this have to do with wombs and moms

Bruh. Fuck sorry I’m kinda sleepy rn I like to go off topic.

But it does tho you talked about trauma and I expanded on it. The unlimited jealousy cycle continues and it’s inescapable

 

[Penalizer69]

I've already read a book today g I am not reading all of that (I am)

 

[Dearpleasehelpme]

Yeah 2 reps zero replies this forums finished

no

 

[submissivechud]

I've already read a book today g I am not reading all of that (I am)

Its only like 110 chapters
I binged it in a night

no

I'm not wrong
Any posts with effort get dnred and then a shitty joke post gets 40 reps and 3 pages
The forum is full of low effort greyfag shitposters that arent even funny

 

[Dearpleasehelpme]

Its only like 110 chapters
I binged it in a night

I'm not wrong
Any posts with effort get dnred and then a shitty joke post gets 40 reps and 3 pages
The forum is full of low effort greyfag shitposters that arent even funny

hey were grey and gay but dont ever call US shitposters

 

[Aryy]

dnr

 

[submissivechud]

dnr

I doubt youd understand most of the words, it was for the best.

 

[submissivechud]

If you could go back into your mothers womb would you be a happier person?

Mother Parasite is a phycological manga revolving around the main character Ryota. He was abandoned shortly after birth and then went into the foster system, jumping from family to family. He has a very cold and manipulative demeanor which is driven by his main goal, to find the "perfect mother". He notes the flaws in his different mothers and typically goes for more anxious and insecure mothers so that he can feed off them, hence the title, Mother Parasite. During his time we see Ryota attempt to murder multiple of his mothers, this is shown to be due to the fact he actually hates mothers and their affect on their offspring. In a few moments in the series we actually see that Ryota is deeply lonely and strives to be truly loved.

The first trauma humans experience is our own birth. When we're intrauterine we have all of our needs met. We have safety, food, waste and nutrients all taken care of. The birth is the first separation between maternal bond and the child is the first instance of trauma, from the perfect environment, into a flawed world. After birth we're safe, fed and taken care of, we still have the maternal connection even though there was separation.
For Ryota he got the trauma of birth, but also a lack of care afterwards. This leads to him believing that the lack of connection between the host mother allows him to only feel rejection. Not just from the maternal body, but also the rejection experienced from going through the foster system.
Now I wont go too deep into the story as I don't want to spoil much but hopefully this piqued some of your interests.

If you would like to read it here is a link
Click Here.


@Blackpillirony @ecoli @Xx_JihadiNafriggER22_xX @Aryy @Penalizer69 @vamp @Angel @TonyDr @draftLexy @doll @giga.mia @gimp @Kaari @Nenestar

@Kitsune @chudlite67

 

[Kitsune]

@Kitsune @chudlite67

Never heard something like this

But lemme take a look

 

[Kitsune]

Ahhh its a mangaaaa

Yeah if someone gets abandoned by their mom and raised by someone who is not blood related to them it'll be a trauma for him/her. Humans needs to see moms love atleast once in their life

7.8/10 manga

 

[chudlite67]

If you could go back into your mothers womb would you be a happier person?

Mother Parasite is a phycological manga revolving around the main character Ryota. He was abandoned shortly after birth and then went into the foster system, jumping from family to family. He has a very cold and manipulative demeanor which is driven by his main goal, to find the "perfect mother". He notes the flaws in his different mothers and typically goes for more anxious and insecure mothers so that he can feed off them, hence the title, Mother Parasite. During his time we see Ryota attempt to murder multiple of his mothers, this is shown to be due to the fact he actually hates mothers and their affect on their offspring. In a few moments in the series we actually see that Ryota is deeply lonely and strives to be truly loved.

The first trauma humans experience is our own birth. When we're intrauterine we have all of our needs met. We have safety, food, waste and nutrients all taken care of. The birth is the first separation between maternal bond and the child is the first instance of trauma, from the perfect environment, into a flawed world. After birth we're safe, fed and taken care of, we still have the maternal connection even though there was separation.
For Ryota he got the trauma of birth, but also a lack of care afterwards. This leads to him believing that the lack of connection between the host mother allows him to only feel rejection. Not just from the maternal body, but also the rejection experienced from going through the foster system.
Now I wont go too deep into the story as I don't want to spoil much but hopefully this piqued some of your interests.

If you would like to read it here is a link
Click Here.


@Blackpillirony @ecoli @Xx_JihadiNafriggER22_xX @Aryy @Penalizer69 @vamp @Angel @TonyDr @draftLexy @doll @giga.mia @gimp @Kaari @Nenestar

i dont read manga but the subject matter is freaking me out

 

[Byro]

If you could go back into your mothers womb would you be a happier person?

Mother Parasite is a phycological manga revolving around the main character Ryota. He was abandoned shortly after birth and then went into the foster system, jumping from family to family. He has a very cold and manipulative demeanor which is driven by his main goal, to find the "perfect mother". He notes the flaws in his different mothers and typically goes for more anxious and insecure mothers so that he can feed off them, hence the title, Mother Parasite. During his time we see Ryota attempt to murder multiple of his mothers, this is shown to be due to the fact he actually hates mothers and their affect on their offspring. In a few moments in the series we actually see that Ryota is deeply lonely and strives to be truly loved.

The first trauma humans experience is our own birth. When we're intrauterine we have all of our needs met. We have safety, food, waste and nutrients all taken care of. The birth is the first separation between maternal bond and the child is the first instance of trauma, from the perfect environment, into a flawed world. After birth we're safe, fed and taken care of, we still have the maternal connection even though there was separation.
For Ryota he got the trauma of birth, but also a lack of care afterwards. This leads to him believing that the lack of connection between the host mother allows him to only feel rejection. Not just from the maternal body, but also the rejection experienced from going through the foster system.
Now I wont go too deep into the story as I don't want to spoil much but hopefully this piqued some of your interests.

If you would like to read it here is a link
Click Here.


@Blackpillirony @ecoli @Xx_JihadiNafriggER22_xX @Aryy @Penalizer69 @vamp @Angel @TonyDr @draftLexy @doll @giga.mia @gimp @Kaari @Nenestar

Dnr

 

[esoteric]

no tag no care

 

[Deleted Member 83175]

If you could go back into your mothers womb would you be a happier person?

Mother Parasite is a phycological manga revolving around the main character Ryota. He was abandoned shortly after birth and then went into the foster system, jumping from family to family. He has a very cold and manipulative demeanor which is driven by his main goal, to find the "perfect mother". He notes the flaws in his different mothers and typically goes for more anxious and insecure mothers so that he can feed off them, hence the title, Mother Parasite. During his time we see Ryota attempt to murder multiple of his mothers, this is shown to be due to the fact he actually hates mothers and their affect on their offspring. In a few moments in the series we actually see that Ryota is deeply lonely and strives to be truly loved.

The first trauma humans experience is our own birth. When we're intrauterine we have all of our needs met. We have safety, food, waste and nutrients all taken care of. The birth is the first separation between maternal bond and the child is the first instance of trauma, from the perfect environment, into a flawed world. After birth we're safe, fed and taken care of, we still have the maternal connection even though there was separation.
For Ryota he got the trauma of birth, but also a lack of care afterwards. This leads to him believing that the lack of connection between the host mother allows him to only feel rejection. Not just from the maternal body, but also the rejection experienced from going through the foster system.
Now I wont go too deep into the story as I don't want to spoil much but hopefully this piqued some of your interests.

If you would like to read it here is a link
Click Here.


@Blackpillirony @ecoli @Xx_JihadiNafriggER22_xX @Aryy @Penalizer69 @vamp @Angel @TonyDr @draftLexy @doll @giga.mia @gimp @Kaari @Nenestar

DNR just like my albums reviews

How long is it ?

 

[submissivechud]

DNR just like my albums reviews

How long is it ?

The manga is 110 chapters
Relatively enjoyable read, found it kind of boring at points though