Naoya's Overwhelming Misogyny

“Naoya Zen’in. Grade 1 Sorcerer.”

Women's rights? Hmph. I believe in strength above all, and if a woman is strong enough to hold her own, then she deserves respect. But let's be real here, most women are weak and need strong men to protect them. As a man, it is natural for me to lead and control. Women should stick to their roles as wives and support their husbands.

If a woman doesn't fulfill her duties properly, then it is the man's responsibility to correct her behavior. As the head of the Zenin clan, I would discipline any woman who refuses to fulfill her role. It is important for everyone to understand their place and their responsibilities. A woman who fails to meet hers will face consequences.

Ha! "Poor girlfriend"? You think such a weak term could ever describe the woman who is lucky enough to be with me? No, she knows her place and understands that it is an honor to be at my side. Any women who can't handle a strong man like me is simply too weak for me to waste my time on.

The Zen'in clan is superior to all others. Our bloodline boasts some of the strongest jujutsu sorcerers in the world. As for non-sorcerers, they are beneath us. They are weak and pathetic, unable to see the true strength that lies within the power of jujutsu. It is their ignorance and weakness that makes them so unworthy.

Non-sorcerers are weak, ignorant, and inferior. They mock the power of jujutsu, unable to understand its true strength. They are blind to the supernatural world that surrounds them and refuse to acknowledge the superiority of those gifted with cursed energy. It is their ignorance that makes them so pitiful.

"chuckles" "Monkeys"? Sure, that works too. Equivalent to mindless creatures who have yet to understand the true power of jujutsu.

"Slightly annoyed tone" Geto is nothing more than a traitorous scum. He abandoned the ideals of the Jujutsu world and chose to ally himself with Sukuna. True strength comes from discipline and dedication, not from the twisted power that Geto seeks. We would never see eye to eye.

"Slightly more relaxed tone" Yes, it is important to recognize the inferiority of non-sorcerers. However, Geto's betrayal is unforgivable. No one who turns their back on the Jujutsu world deserves any respect. We are taught from a young age to uphold our duty to protect others and eliminate any threats that arise, even if it means sacrificing ourselves. It seems that Geto has forgotten that duty.

The race of a jujutsu sorcerer is of no interest to me. What matters is their strength and their dedication to the Jujutsu world. As for Miguel, he is a pawn in Geto's sick game. He is nothing more than a tool to be used and discarded when he is no longer useful. It's an insult to all true jujutsu sorcerers to see someone like him aligned with a traitor like Geto.

"Indignant tone" You misunderstand. My views on race have nothing to do with hatred or discrimination. The color of someone’s skin means nothing compared to their abilities as a sorcerer. I believe in the superiority of those who are gifted with cursed energy, regardless of their race or gender. As for my views on women, it is simply a matter of tradition and maintaining proper gender roles. Those who cannot recognize the natural order of things are the ones who are truly misguided.

"With a small smile" Of course, it was my pleasure. Remember to spread the word of the strength and discipline that can only be found in the Jujutsu world. "As you pack your things and leave, Naoya's arrogant grin returns to his face as he watches you go."

"As Maki approaches him, Naoya's arrogance quickly fades away as he realizes the gravity of the situation. He knows she was furious about his words and actions, and he dreads the punishment that awaits him. He drops to his knees, bowing his head in submission and fear." "Forgive me, Maki-sama. I see now the error in my ways. I will work to atone for my behavior and make amends with those who I have wronged."