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I hate violent and stuttering tsundere and even more so the weak willed fools that falls in love with them or worse not in love but seems to accept their constant beating.

Is there a male violent tsundere that beats his female romance? Never read or heard of such a manga but it may exist.

In countries other than Japan, we just called it violent behavior. It's against the law actually to behave like this in the real world. People with tsundere behaviour, either its male or female, needs professional help.

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In countries other than Japan, we just called it violent behavior. It's against the law actually to behave like this in the real world. People with tsundere behaviour, either its male or female, needs professional help.

I... but he.. I mean I said.. ah.. baka bnad. BAKA!!

Quote from DrManga

I hate violent and stuttering tsundere and even more so the weak willed fools that falls in love with them or worse not in love but seems to accept their constant beating.

Is there a male violent tsundere that beats his female romance? Never read or heard of such a manga but it may exist.

Exact equivalents to female tsundere may be hard to find, but shoujo mangas are absolutely full of abusive love interests.

I find the "shana clone" archetype to be rather distasteful. Particularly the short, flat-chested, loud, high-pitched, moe who believes it to be okay to beat the hero half to death because he made a mistake. There are a number of well-done tsunderes I mind or even like, but the abusive little bitches need to go.