Holy peak. I like how they kept Cheongrok being a psychotherapist relevant and present within the manhwa and not just some add-on to keep the dynamic interesting. His relationship with Jeagyu developed beautifully where it actually made a lot more sense when Cheongrok was revealed to be a huge fan of him from the very beginning. I appreciate how they managed to keep things between them consensual and respectful despite the trope.
This manga makes me go crazy. It's my light in darkness, a hand when I am in despair, a well needed hug in a time of need. It's a manga that shows how the mundane can be so beautiful when spent with someone who occupies a portion your heart, and you in theirs. Very cozy, very warm—gives you hope that it's never too late to find love and yourself.
"Things in the past may have greatly influenced who you are now, but that doesn't mean that's all you'll ever be. Don't let it tie and hold you down. You can always work to be a better person." —this manhwa.
I really like this one. Simple concept, pretty well executed, made me shit and giggle. It's lighthearted and sincere.
So-called "rivals" (homosexuals) get drunk after work and jerked each other off. Then they made a bet to see which one of them falls in love first. It's fun seeing them bicker and then fuck it out the next panel lol.
Oh my fucking god, this was so cute and I'm actually gonna punch a wall. Haru, you lucky bastard.
The gap moe is strong in this one the world just might end.
I love the little things mentioned, like Haiga's sexuality and Kanae's shaving. I don't know, normal stuff like that aren't usually discussed in mangas so it's refreshing to see them acknowledged for once.
I'm too depressed to leave a proper review but just know this made me ache for something unreachable.
Manga based on a gay activist's life. It may make you shed a few tears because of how sincere it is.
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