Favourites: Yaoi

Honda discovers his co-worker Shibuya's penchant for wearing male panties. It interests him way more than it should.

TW: sexual assault and harassment. But they're both so stupidly funny and the uke is such a Grade A tsundere, that it's hard to be upset about it. Push past the initial bullying and you'll get a lot of laughs and sweetness for your trouble.

Two stories revolving around a 'convenience man' service where they do anything and everything from fixing tv's to finding lost pets.

1st couple: An underconfident director drunkenly requests a friend.
2nd couple: A strange man requests the service of a specific employee, even though they don't seem to need anything at all.

This manga can be described in one word: Cute. It's free of drama and is a nice, quick read that offers no pressure.

Great if you just need to s

Ok, the author Pluto is in my head because they maxxed stats with this one.

BAMF!uke
Plot
Demons
Great pacing
Gorgeous art
Interesting secondary characters.

TW: rape.

I really loved how we started with a good relationship with a different seme. One that cherished the uke and treated him well, and one that was very clearly loved to bits. It was great to see that the seme was also a good person. He didn't cheat or act like a tool. A genuinely good guy.

I also think the transition from one seme to the other was masterfully done. We feel the pain from the break with the first seme. We wish it could be different and the first seme would reunite with the uke

Cute. Delinquent uke. More accurate to real life dom/sub relationships than almost everything else I've read with a focus on the dom/sub dynamic. Despite this, it's mild enough that if that's not your thing, you wouldn't notice it.

Terrible title. Super cute story. Time travel.

BAMF!uke. Great art. Cute story.

Being a cute boy in an all-boys school has left Aoi fending off attacks and confessions left and right. Until he meets stone-faced biology club Azuma, who makes him feel at ease and seems to have no interest in having a relationship with Aoi.

Story 1: Overbearing father shuns sons artistic talent. Running off, he drops his sketch book and leaves it with the man who picks it up. Years later, that man is marrying his sister and working over him at his fathers business. He tries to keep his feelings locked away for the sake of his sisters happiness, but can he really go on without confessing?

Story 2: An FBI agent pushed around by his collegues is charged with supervising a former FBI agent on death row for killing his partner. As he g