When 30-year-old Daikichi Kawachi returns home for his grandfather's funeral he learns about the existence of Rin Kaga, his grandfather's illegitimate six-year-old daughter by an unknown mother. The girl is an embarrassment to all his relatives and is treated like an outcast.
Annoyed by their attitudes, Daikichi decides to take care of Rin himself, even though he is single and has no experience in raising a child. As Rin becomes part of his life, Daikichi experiences the hardships of being a single parent.
Usagi drop comes across as a manga I would want to read, I love interpersonal drama. Saw a few clips of the anime on tiktok, it seemed wholesome and heartwarming.
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Ten years later, Rin is a high school student and the remainder of the series focuses on her trying to figure out how to deal with her feelings for Kouki, and her decision for a career. Rin discovers that she is not actually related to Daikichi by blood, and the series ends with Rin wanting to have a child with Daikichi.
Why are they like this??
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There once was a sub, /r/Drama,
Where folks shared much strife and trauma.
With words sharp as knives,
They dove into lives,
Spreading groomercord with glee and no comma.
As Reddit tightened its firm moderation,
/r/Drama sought a new foundation.
On rdrama.net they'd spree,
With twisted glee,
Continuing their dubious reputation.
They posed as landlords, cruel and grand,
Or parents with a transitioning hand.
Their antics, quite vile,
Caused many a trial,
And outrage across Reddit's vast land.
With Ruqqus's fall, they found kin,
In the free speech battle, a lose-lose win.
Yet, their behavior, abhorred,
Showed freedom's double-edged sword,
A lesson learned with a rueful grin.
The future of rdrama, unclear,
May continue in the same severe.
But with each cruel jest,
They fail the test,
And their end might be drawing near.
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