Recently watched that anime and they may be different but the level of emotional complexity and depth feels the same. Like ramparts isn't about queer but it's got that same feeling of not being some fairytale love story
Im aromatic like sensei (more specifically aegoromantic. I still love my fictional romance) though on top of that I'm autistic so I've never had a problem with simply being myself.
Reminding myself that this is the one with the nice looking cover that I swore never to read. I know in the past I kept wanting to click it until I memorized it as something I shouldn't read. I just remember reading the first chapter and it being overwhelmingly toxic
Its always annoying when I read something and can't add it to my MAL list. Turns out I hadn't added "yowamushi" or "ore no kirai na senpai" to my MAL till now either... The thumbnails for those are completely different there too.
I care more about the story he's reading in chapters 6 and 7 than I do the actual manga.
Really not sure if I liked the arc in volume 4...
Like it goes too far with forcing fate over free will.
Seriously. One of my 3 favorite authors ( the other 2 being natsume isaku and Yamamoto kotetsuko) I love how these are unrealistic and funny with often violent older ukes. And then there's headstrong younger semes who pursue them lol
At this point I have no hope for this story unless someone who knows what they're doing somehow stumbles across a physical copy and actually scans the whole thing, not just the first chapter like what happened here
So... When I read this season 2 was still ongoing, so I stopped after finishing season 1. At this point I've forgotten half of what happened in season one so now I have the difficult decision if do I reread it now, or do I wait for the extras which I may never bother coming back for otherwise
