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I live in a conservative country who has issues even with hetero love marriages so yeah a lesbian relationship is just out of question. I always wonder if I'll ever come out to my parents or even live a life that I want to live. Do I have to hide it till the the day I die? What kind of life awaits me... Thse questions keep popping in my mind. Reading these mangas with queer couples dealings with society and still being true to themselves, gives me some strength in way that one day I can get enough courage as well

The plot was actually so fun, I was not expecting it to be this creative! The characters also felt genuine and the way their relationship progressed was also wholesome

Sheesh finding good yaoi that doesn't involve highschoolers is always a gem. First of all, the characters felt so realistic. All their concerns, ambitions and the realistic falling in love. Both the characters and their stories were so interesting and I love the fact that they communicated with each other instead of letting misunderstandings brew. But yeah where's the three year time skip with marriage? :"" "

I forgot to write this in my first review but yeah wtf, they introduce a whole ass lesbian couple and they had no fooking role in the story at all. Like why even introduce them in the first place if they were nothing but just background characters? I thought they'll play a bigger role in the overall politics in the way they were introduced to the story. I was actually waiting for the yuri crumbs to drop here and there but was left disappointed

The days at the academy were so fun. I actually liked the dynamic between Sangwoo and Junghyun a lot. They fought each other over Hanjin but still connected on the level of having shitty fathers. Would've loved to see a friendship dynamic bloom between them but alas yaois and their love triangles can't offer us a truce between rivals (honestly wouldn't have minded a enemies to lovers between Sangwoo and Junghyun). Well the art was really pretty and the translations were clean so that's a plus point. Apart from that, from the start we see the morals of following the righteous and kind path were a big part of Hanjin's personality so yeah it would've been nice if we could've gotten to see a glimpse of how being kind still does bring goodness. The story just instead focused on a lot of other things and the character growth felt stiff. Lastly, even after finishing it in a day, I'd say it was 3/5 for me. There was something missing and I can't pinpoint. It didn't make my heart go badump badump

Omg, those touches... So soft and pure. Their conversations. The artstyle. Their relationship felt so genuine and fresh. Need more of these kinds of relationships

I probably first read this during corona days. Probably 2019 or 2020. I was blown away by what I read. It made me emotional, it gave me courage. Above all, it made me want to live a life true to myself. The fact that no manga has come close to represent lgbtq+ like this one is a testament to how ridiculously amazing this manga is. The characters feel so real. Their emotions feel so raw and reach you like no other. The art is unbelievable and don't get me started on the plotline. I've already written a whole article over it and even than I haven't been able to cover all aspects.
To everyone out there, feeling alone in this world that doesn't accept you, you're not alone. You'll find your people, you'll find your home. Keep being your amazing loving self!

Welp the first story was just okay but the quiz club one was so unexpectedly fun to read. I wanna see it continue and I know the two shippers getting together will be quite hilarious

I was actually getting into it and all of a sudden bam! No more of cuteness

What's up with these yuri one shot crumbs I feel like a beggar in the street looking at every corner for a yuri that has more than one chapter