Isekai de Mofumofu Nadenade suru Tame ni Ganbattemasu. Episode 4 Discussion

Ummm, isn't Nema like 4? Lady training? History lessons? and the teacher is even using force? wtf?!

@Sigmar-Unberogen It is not planet Earth year 2024... more like Middle Ages or Early Modern Era.

@leonardobarba No shit Sherlock. My point here is, 4 years is too young to teach all that to a kid! Using physical punishment is even more idiotic (especially for calling mother mommy??). It's as if story forgot MC being a reincarnation should be known only to the audience (and the god lol); it's as if Nema's expected to have cognitive abilities of an adult. It would've made a bit more sense if Nema was being taught how to read and write first (basics)! (something that is taught at the age 5-6 for a reason today; btw, in middle ages it was around 7-10 years!).

@leonardobarba No shit Sherlock. My point here is, 4 years is too young to teach all that to a kid! Using physical punishment is even more idiotic (especially for calling mother mommy??). It's as if story forgot MC being a reincarnation should be known only to the audience (and the god lol); it's as if Nema's expected to have cognitive abilities of an adult. It would've made a bit more sense if Nema was being taught how to read and write first (basics)! (something that is taught at the age 5-6 for a reason today; btw, in middle ages it was around 7-10 years!).

@Sigmar-Unberogen Before 1900, people had the concept children were miniature adults (Psychology showed otherwise) and physical punishment were commonplace. Today, physical punishment still is in practice in third world countries (it was, is and it remains a stupid way to educate children). For practical purposes, Nefertima is a 4 years old girl. The woman she was is dead. It seems 4 years old Nefertima already reads, as shown on this episode... precocious child?

@Sigmar-Unberogen Before 1900, people had the concept children were miniature adults (Psychology showed otherwise) and physical punishment were commonplace. Today, physical punishment still is in practice in third world countries (it was, is and it remains a stupid way to educate children). For practical purposes, Nefertima is a 4 years old girl. The woman she was is dead. It seems 4 years old Nefertima already reads, as shown on this episode... precocious child?

@Sigmar-Unberogen Before 1900, people had the concept children were miniature adults (Psychology showed otherwise) and physical punishment were commonplace. Today, physical punishment still is in practice in third world countries (it was, is and it remains a stupid way to educate children). For practical purposes, Nefertima is a 4 years old girl. The woman she was is dead. It seems 4 years old Nefertima already reads, as shown on this episode... precocious child?

@Sigmar-Unberogen Before 1900, people had the concept children were miniature adults (Psychology showed otherwise) and physical punishment were commonplace. Today, physical punishment still is in practice in third world countries (it was, is and it remains a stupid way to educate children). For practical purposes, Nefertima is a 4 years old girl. The woman she was is dead. It seems 4 years old Nefertima already reads, as shown on this episode... precocious child?

@leonardobarba there is the saying from the middle ages.... spare the rod, spoil the child... it describes exactly what you said... it was highly encouraged. Plus lile you said children were treated like mini adults the minute they could speak in the middle ages, females had to learn languages like Latin sometimes they added greek, Italian. Etiquettes classes and how to run an household the minute she would start speaking. Boys at 7 were removed fm the household often and would learn to be warrior/knights to learn combat.

And I am sure Etiquettes classes, needlework, signing, music classes and so on would exhausted anyone regardless of mental or physical age LOL

yeahhh i dunno how to feel about putting up with the abuse as a form of trying to win this battle? nah man, physical abuse like that is pushing it. I'm amazed her parents esp siblings didn't tear the tutor limb from limb for hitting our MC.
and also, i'm quite confused that despite having most, if not all her previous life as a grown adult woman with a job memories intact, she acts like she's actually a child. like when she was excited about snow, ran out into the cold, and her father was telling her she has to dress properly for the climate, and then she's like "properly how"? .. is she trying to sell that she's a child to everyone but not really?

yeahhh i dunno how to feel about putting up with the abuse as a form of trying to win this battle? nah man, physical abuse like that is pushing it. I'm amazed her parents esp siblings didn't tear the tutor limb from limb for hitting our MC.
and also, i'm quite confused that despite having most, if not all her previous life as a grown adult woman with a job memories intact, she acts like she's actually a child. like when she was excited about snow, ran out into the cold, and her father was telling her she has to dress properly for the climate, and then she's like "properly how"? .. is she trying to sell that she's a child to everyone but not really?

yeahhh i dunno how to feel about putting up with the abuse as a form of trying to win this battle? nah man, physical abuse like that is pushing it. I'm amazed her parents esp siblings didn't tear the tutor limb from limb for hitting our MC.
and also, i'm quite confused that despite having most, if not all her previous life as a grown adult woman with a job memories intact, she acts like she's actually a child. like when she was excited about snow, ran out into the cold, and her father was telling her she has to dress properly for the climate, and then she's like "properly how"? .. is she trying to sell that she's a child to everyone but not really?

Some glitch or bug in the MAL forum which apparently hasn't been rectified yet. Sometimes over the past several days when posting it stalls and hangs taking a few seconds longer to fully process and submit the post (or at least it appears that way on the user end) and then returns an error message. The user, believing their post wasn't submitted because of the error message, submits it again and sometimes users keep submitting them multiple times. But actually, each one of the posts is posted and the error message itself is somehow incorrect. If those users stopped when receiving the error message and refreshed the page or clicked away and clicked back onto it, they would see that their post was actually posted so there is no reason for them to keep submitting. One can only assume all those with the multiple posts just aren't aware of that.

It also happened to me once around the beginning of when this started, but as soon as I saw my post was posted twice I just deleted the second post, realized what was happening, and didn't make the same mistake again, even though I've seen that faulty error message many times since. But the bug in the system is still manifesting on and off, and as long as it is, a lot of users are likely going to keep doing this.

Remember that poll about this anime could get dark and that we're being misled? Seems like we're in for some semblance of that. Mhmm...

This is how I picture her to look like when she hits her teens.

I don't understand why the teacher didn't get fired. The MCs family is overprotective from what I understand, but they seem fine with hiring an abusive teacher and even though the parents already did a background check and noticed the teacher is related to the suspicious curch, they still let her teach their child.
I'm not sure if this is another 1 of those 100% wholesome animes where all villains are forgiven and suddenly turn into 1 of the good guys after the MC gives them the talk no jutsu, but I prefer it when villains get punished for their actions and not forgiven.
Other than the teacher, I love the wholesomeness in this anime