I just... can't relate to manga like this. I wanted to read something fluffy but i got something else entirely. Stories like this make me cringe. Don't fall for the bullies...
Sorry no offense...but some female* even in real life* like them especially real bad bullies are weeds to others life.. they should be slaughtered. Wow what a peaceful thing(づ￣ ³￣)づ
Main story: It was great! I liked how they didn't push their relationship over the top, and decided to wait until graduation before they really pursue each other romantically. At least, they've affirmed each other's feelings for now. The heroine was a crybaby, but I liked her character because it's realistic in some ways.. A lot of people pretend to be someone they're not so they won't be ostracized, but deep inside, they feel tired of trying to fit in and they become slightly paranoid when they think somebody would go against them. They'd want someone to see through their facade and accept them for who they truly are, so that they can finally act like their true selves in front of others.. Anyway, I would've loved to see it a bit longer, so we can also see how Jun feels for Shun. I mean, so far, I can see that he likes her, but it's mostly because he sees his younger (who was in the same situation) self in her.. I'd like to see them interact more and deepen their relationship slowly..
Second story: Well, here comes the hero bullying the girl he likes. I understand that a lot of boys do this, especially when they're younger, but I didn't really like how the hero acted in this story. He didn't even seem remorseful, and he embarrassed her again in front of others by showing off her love letter. Well, he somehow redeemed himself when he watched over her to protect her. Also, I liked that he finally became honest of his own feelings, and announced it in class. At least, the same audience who gossiped about her being in an unrequited love with him and even writing him a love letter, realized that it's actually mutual. They now share the embarrassment. XD So yeah, he may have been a bully, but I don't really hate him. I just wish he would be more apologetic or considerate in reading the mood/situation before acting impulsively..
Last story: Oh, this is that case when, in childhood, the girl protects the weak guy and thinks he won't be able to do anything without her help, only to realize that he's grown up and become more mature than her. Most heroes in this setting choose to flirt with girls to spite the childhood friend and make her see him as a guy instead of just a childhood friend/brother. Well, I can understand that he had fun with other girls because he can't really force the childhood friend to love him the way he wants her to. I can see that he cherished her and treated her special, but of course, things like kissing weren't included, so naturally, when the childhood friend saw him touch other girls, she became conscious. Anyway, I didn't like how he justified his flirting by implying he only did that because he can't have her yet... I mean, if it were me, I might feel insecure, thinking, "What if I don't meet his expectations? Would he simply run off to other girls? What is he says physical pleasure is separate from love so I shouldn't mind him flirting because I'm the only one he truly loves anyway?" Okay, I know I'm kind of exaggerating the situation, but I wish he were more remorseful.. I especially got irritated when he finally refused the other girl and asked her to stop asking for dates in exchange for not bullying the childhood friend. The way he said he'd protect her from everything now, made it seem like he was only willing to really protect her if their feelings became mutual. So, what, as long as he's only in an unrequited love, it's better to leave her alone (he still protected her from being bullied after all, even if the price is to date another girl)? I mean, he could've stayed by her side all the more to prove how strong his love for her was. Guys who leave girls alone to prevent others from bullying them isn't ideal at all. They should at least ask the girl if they can deal with it together, before putting some distance/space.
Anyway, it just pissed me off a bit because they made it seem like even if the boys liked the girls first, they wouldn't really show/say it unless they confirm the girls' feelings.. It's very different from most heroines, who almost always chase the guys they like openly and persistently. Maybe I just want a change, somehow? I had hopes for likable, kind, and gentle guys because the first story had a light and fluffy romance.. I actually grew up in an environment where it's more common for guys to chase and girls be chased (you know, courting/wooing for months/years before actually dating), but in most mangas, it's the other way around. Even if there are guys who chase girls, most of the time, they don't end up with the girls because they chase another guy.
Overall, I only liked the first guy, Jun. (Is it obvious? I mean, I quickly forgotten the other guys' names except for his. LOL) He's not perfect, but the way he dealt with the situations they faced so far made my heart go doki doki. Yeah, it's rare to find a nice guy lead in a shoujo manga so all the more reason to blush over cute Jun sensei.
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Girl is already accepted and married in the mom's head in the last story
Cute. I wanted more of first main story
I didn’t like the last ml
first story was going good but sad nothing more to it
So many picky readers now days. Stories were quite cute.
I just... can't relate to manga like this. I wanted to read something fluffy but i got something else entirely. Stories like this make me cringe. Don't fall for the bullies...
exactly why I started turning to shounen-ai and such... :)
Sorry no offense...but some female* even in real life* like them especially real bad bullies are weeds to others life.. they should be slaughtered. Wow what a peaceful thing(づ￣ ³￣)づ
soooooooo cuuutteee
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Awwwwww ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Main story: It was great! I liked how they didn't push their relationship over the top, and decided to wait until graduation before they really pursue each other romantically. At least, they've affirmed each other's feelings for now. The heroine was a crybaby, but I liked her character because it's realistic in some ways.. A lot of people pretend to be someone they're not so they won't be ostracized, but deep inside, they feel tired of trying to fit in and they become slightly paranoid when they think somebody would go against them. They'd want someone to see through their facade and accept them for who they truly are, so that they can finally act like their true selves in front of others.. Anyway, I would've loved to see it a bit longer, so we can also see how Jun feels for Shun. I mean, so far, I can see that he likes her, but it's mostly because he sees his younger (who was in the same situation) self in her.. I'd like to see them interact more and deepen their relationship slowly..
Second story: Well, here comes the hero bullying the girl he likes. I understand that a lot of boys do this, especially when they're younger, but I didn't really like how the hero acted in this story. He didn't even seem remorseful, and he embarrassed her again in front of others by showing off her love letter. Well, he somehow redeemed himself when he watched over her to protect her. Also, I liked that he finally became honest of his own feelings, and announced it in class. At least, the same audience who gossiped about her being in an unrequited love with him and even writing him a love letter, realized that it's actually mutual. They now share the embarrassment. XD So yeah, he may have been a bully, but I don't really hate him. I just wish he would be more apologetic or considerate in reading the mood/situation before acting impulsively..
Last story: Oh, this is that case when, in childhood, the girl protects the weak guy and thinks he won't be able to do anything without her help, only to realize that he's grown up and become more mature than her. Most heroes in this setting choose to flirt with girls to spite the childhood friend and make her see him as a guy instead of just a childhood friend/brother. Well, I can understand that he had fun with other girls because he can't really force the childhood friend to love him the way he wants her to. I can see that he cherished her and treated her special, but of course, things like kissing weren't included, so naturally, when the childhood friend saw him touch other girls, she became conscious. Anyway, I didn't like how he justified his flirting by implying he only did that because he can't have her yet... I mean, if it were me, I might feel insecure, thinking, "What if I don't meet his expectations? Would he simply run off to other girls? What is he says physical pleasure is separate from love so I shouldn't mind him flirting because I'm the only one he truly loves anyway?" Okay, I know I'm kind of exaggerating the situation, but I wish he were more remorseful.. I especially got irritated when he finally refused the other girl and asked her to stop asking for dates in exchange for not bullying the childhood friend. The way he said he'd protect her from everything now, made it seem like he was only willing to really protect her if their feelings became mutual. So, what, as long as he's only in an unrequited love, it's better to leave her alone (he still protected her from being bullied after all, even if the price is to date another girl)? I mean, he could've stayed by her side all the more to prove how strong his love for her was. Guys who leave girls alone to prevent others from bullying them isn't ideal at all. They should at least ask the girl if they can deal with it together, before putting some distance/space.
Anyway, it just pissed me off a bit because they made it seem like even if the boys liked the girls first, they wouldn't really show/say it unless they confirm the girls' feelings.. It's very different from most heroines, who almost always chase the guys they like openly and persistently. Maybe I just want a change, somehow? I had hopes for likable, kind, and gentle guys because the first story had a light and fluffy romance.. I actually grew up in an environment where it's more common for guys to chase and girls be chased (you know, courting/wooing for months/years before actually dating), but in most mangas, it's the other way around. Even if there are guys who chase girls, most of the time, they don't end up with the girls because they chase another guy.
Overall, I only liked the first guy, Jun. (Is it obvious? I mean, I quickly forgotten the other guys' names except for his. LOL) He's not perfect, but the way he dealt with the situations they faced so far made my heart go doki doki. Yeah, it's rare to find a nice guy lead in a shoujo manga so all the more reason to blush over cute Jun sensei.
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