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It's 2020 and people still complain about it being rape in a manga tagged under rape AND EVEN WARNING ABOUT IT FOR JESUS' CHRIST-
Y'know there's a thing called "close button" I do that when I read something I don't like and usually I avoid spoiling the fun for others who come here for, well, seeing some good old rape or whatever.
Also I was looking for Raws in the comments but I only found Karens, this sucks
I'm looking for a manga I read some time ago but I can't seem to find it anymore. I believe it had "pet" in the name, but that's just speculation- :'D So the story is about this big ass rich boy that gets this new "toy", a poor kid who got the job out of pity (I don't remember exactly I'm sorry). Basically the rich boy is very rough with him and treats him very badly, but the poor boy is a pushover so yeah, but anyway I believe the story was about them realizing their feelings for each other. There was also a scene with a plane toy that was stuck on a tree and the poor boy tried to pick it up and fell from the branch? And the rich boy was kinda terrified his "toy" got hurt? That's it sorry, I remember jackshit-
I dunno if it can help, but the style was very old school, so I suppose it was from years ago (around 2005s maybe), the rich boy was quite obnoxious truly, he had black hair. Actually it showed them both as kids and as adults throughout the story.
Thank your in advance!
Ouh I thought at first it was "Make me bark" but I guess it ain't ,sorry
That's fine I found it finally! Thank you anyway <3 http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/kowarekake_no_omocha/
Thanks!
That story with the toy stuck in the tree remembers me of this: http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/secret_hearts/
But the rest... Big fat maybe.
I'm seriously stunned he's been mulling over on a very deep analysis on what love is. I kinda understand him, his point of view: people really do throw the word "love" around so easily. However it's only related to "romantic love" because I do believe people can love someone unconditionally, but falling in love? That's another thing entirely. And on that note how can you be sure you've fallen for that person, how do you decide that your feelings can be defined as "falling in love". I remember that in "Kimi ni Todoke" there was this nice take where the protagonist actually first admires the male protagonist. Only later she realizes that it's love. I think this fine line between feelings and the fact that each person has their own take on what is love is the key. So basically I think you fall in love when you decide to do it, in a way.
However, I suppose uke here is actually just kinda scared- Usually when you bond with someone and that person finds out other sides of you they don't like, well it's either "I can accept/avoid your 'ugly' sides" or "You're no more the man I first fell for". That's why maybe he believes love is too shallow if all that takes to fall out of love is just that.
And the fact that people have this romanticized vision of love just creates more misunderstandings/problems in relationship- However it is I'm seriously loving this manga a lot.
He want to know what 'love' is through his own perspective and words but he never felt it before. And he doesn't understand the 'love' that other people is portraying and expected from him.
Singing; I wanna know what love is... I want you to show me... dun dun.