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Honestly I agree what you but I’m 50/50 on the it’s just that comment I think it shows how normalized it is for girls or women’s to get some form of harassed that’s not specifically “breaking the law” and if it wasn’t for the student councils family it wouldn’t have gotten taken seriously. I definitely don’t think the girls meant anything about it they probably had soemthing like that happen to them and nothing was done about it. I understand what this manga is going for but yeah I agree with the diolague Being weird I’m enjoying it too! ^-^ hope to get more of your thoughts in this I like discussions (hope this didn’t come off as rude)
I love this actually?? Like it's been a while since I've read modern coming of age shojou- oh josei manga?! Wow no wonder it feels different than the typical romance shtick cause this story feels feministic.
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I love the idea of slacks for girls but still feels different and stylish than the typical boy slacks. the sailor uniform fix for the girls and also a boy vers as well?? My kid self would love that so much like having a choice to wear a skirt or slacks uniform in school
I thought this was a straight shojou romance manga because she's with the student president guy but he's actually a she but wow she's so androgynous and stylish. I feel like it's typical school life but with feminism mixed into it and I'm ok with that (also ok if there's Yuri going on lmao)
There's two criticism or just nitpick about this story is the "it's just that" comment of her classmate. Ain't no way a girl would say that cause we know shit escalate so fast or is it a societal thing of keeping quiet and not overthinking? I could see a guy to say that but a girl especially in Japan where almost every girl experienced at least one stalking or touched on the train???(there's even a term for it in jp bc of how often it occurs iirc) No way.
The other criticism for now since it's only been 5 chapters in is that I do love the commentary here but I also wish to see them fleshed out with personality and individual stories/experiences even if it's subtle like skip to loafer. Some comments doesn't feel like natural in a conversation and more of a text book copy and paste. The one who's a little more fleshed out than most is the student president but yeah just nitpicks that could change later.