Never fear OP, there are many like you, and let me let you in on a little secret: as jealous (not quite the right word, I know, but it shortens a very long description) as you feel now, in the next few years, it'll be better. There have been studies, slowly coming out, (I'm going to try to find some when I can, but I know they're out there) that pe...... reply
I'm in a long distance. We've been dating officially for about 4 months, been friends for 6 months prior. But with him half way across the country, it doesn't lend itself for a lot of 'sexy time.' In addition to the long distance, we don't want to do it officially until we're confident that we're going to get married (which seems to be case). reply
No, don't be. It's all a matter of person taste and responsibility. Everyone has their thing, and that just happens to be yours. The best thing to do is be mindful about how you talk about it. I'm not saying you should deny it, but maybe not be so open about if you are worried about how people will view you.
Another thing to keep in mind is that ...... reply
Being in love is the best/worst thing ever. For me, it's being extremely anxious and neurotic (I have slight OCD and ADD, so I can get a bit mental). I get worried about what I'll say to him the next time I see him, I'm paranoid that he won't even like me as a friend. But... the moment we're together in person, that neurotic part of my brain shuts...... 1 reply
I have a theory about that. It all has to do with perspective. Primarily, most manga is told from the point of view of the uke. Their emotions, the things they do, even how they see things; those things filter what the reader experiences in context of the story.
So using that idea of perspective, I think it make more sense seeing the uke having...... reply
I'm interested in hearing from you guys since there seems to be a lot of debate in comments of different manga, pertaining to the mangaka.
So, I'll go first. Mine would have to be, after a lot of consideration, Harada-sensei.
I know; odd.
The reason I like her so much is not for the dark theme (in fact, I typically avoid dark like the plague), but I can't stay away from her work and she's one of my go-to mangaka when I don't know what to read. Will avoid some of her work? Yes (Nii-chan, comes to mind).
But I think the main reason why love her work so much is that she is best, as far as I've experienced, at expressing just raw, intense emotion. Example in point, the scene in Yatamomo where Momo has a break down and is just bawling his eyes out. It was the first time that I felt the pain of the protagonist rather than just watching it.
But all in all, this raw energy and emotion is the reason why I love Harada-sensei.
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