I'm looking for a Japanese manga that I read a long time ago.
The story is about the seme and uke living in the same house. The seme is married to the uke's older sister. Even though the older sister has already passed away, the seme still continues to live with the uke.
The uke has secretly been in love with the seme for a long time. The seme also seems to have feelings for him, but he refuses to acknowledge or admit them.
I remember that there was a garden in the backyard with a cherry blossom (sakura) tree.
If anyone knows what manga this is, please let me know! I've been trying to find it for a long time.
omg! I remember reading this... what was it called again... I'll think, I hope to remember Tamago
This one is underrated and severely prejudiced by the premise. A lot of people judging it for pseudo incest or morally wrong for going after your sisters husband without even understanding the entire story.
This one is underrated and severely prejudiced by the premise. A lot of people judging it for pseudo incest or morally wrong for going after your sisters husband without even understanding the entire story. fwopfwop
i just re-read it, i first read it when i was a teenager. but there's nothing incestuous about it, for me it's like they aren't related at all. and they aren't related by blood. the sister is dead, they basically have no connection anymore, legally or by blood. they have a much stronger bond, they share love and grief which is poetic - as someone else was saying in the comments. im sorry it's misunderstood... I really don't get why they think it's a problematic relationship. Even for them, the real problem is that the brother thinks he is betraying his dead sister by loving her husband, it's not because he was his `brother in law', but because he felt he betrayed his sister by loving the same man. which is tragic in many ways, but not incestuous
i just re-read it, i first read it when i was a teenager. but there's nothing incestuous about it, for me it's like they aren't related at all. and they aren't related by blood. the sister is dead, they basical... Tamago
I also wondered where they get that conclusion. Im convinced they didnt understand the story or bothered reading more. The bulk of the story is literally the brother resisting his desire out of respect for his sister whom he loved so much and how two lost souls finding solace and comfort in each other after experiencing the same pain and suffering of losing a loved one. And it was done so wonderfully as well, you can feel the struggle of the brother and husband, how each tries to resist and continued to punish themselves but inevitably forgave themselves as they give in, knowing the sister would want them to move on. It was a great story of grief, regret, guilt, and acceptance.
I'm looking for a Japanese manga that I read a long time ago.
The story is about the seme and uke living in the same house. The seme is married to the uke's older sister. Even though the older sister has already passed away, the seme still continues to live with the uke.
The uke has secretly been in love with the seme for a long time. The seme also seems to have feelings for him, but he refuses to acknowledge or admit them.
I remember that there was a garden in the backyard with a cherry blossom (sakura) tree.
If anyone knows what manga this is, please let me know! I've been trying to find it for a long time.
omg! I remember reading this... what was it called again... I'll think, I hope to remember
is this it? Ani no senaka: https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/ani_no_senaka/
This one is underrated and severely prejudiced by the premise. A lot of people judging it for pseudo incest or morally wrong for going after your sisters husband without even understanding the entire story.
i just re-read it, i first read it when i was a teenager. but there's nothing incestuous about it, for me it's like they aren't related at all. and they aren't related by blood. the sister is dead, they basically have no connection anymore, legally or by blood. they have a much stronger bond, they share love and grief which is poetic - as someone else was saying in the comments. im sorry it's misunderstood... I really don't get why they think it's a problematic relationship. Even for them, the real problem is that the brother thinks he is betraying his dead sister by loving her husband, it's not because he was his `brother in law', but because he felt he betrayed his sister by loving the same man. which is tragic in many ways, but not incestuous
I also wondered where they get that conclusion. Im convinced they didnt understand the story or bothered reading more. The bulk of the story is literally the brother resisting his desire out of respect for his sister whom he loved so much and how two lost souls finding solace and comfort in each other after experiencing the same pain and suffering of losing a loved one. And it was done so wonderfully as well, you can feel the struggle of the brother and husband, how each tries to resist and continued to punish themselves but inevitably forgave themselves as they give in, knowing the sister would want them to move on. It was a great story of grief, regret, guilt, and acceptance.