I Thot You Was a Toad's manga / #cutesy-wootsy(11)

Nope, no WTF!Japan moments here. No bird-luvin' or eating of eggs that may contain the embryoes of your half-chicken children like in one manga which will remain nameless. Here, chicken means wuss in the wateriest sense of the word, and Tatsumi is one gay stalker who can't even talk to his prey without dissolving into tears. When Queen of the BDSM Floor Show, Rai, gets the handsome bouncer/receptionist Taira to look after his stalker problem by teaching Tatsumi a little discipline, has he chosen the right sadist for the job? Takarai Sai can really lead readers into some strange back alleys in the city of yaoi, but this hasn't turned out to be one of them ... yet.

Two boyfriends at school embarrass their friends with all their cutesy-wootsiness.

A gay highschooler loses his best friend, a girl, when she starts dating another boy, so he tries to cope with his feelings of isolation and loneliness, never realizing they have been observed by the gay bookseller whose shop he and the girl always frequented. The story touches on themes such as the difference between an adult and a teenager, but it resolves them with a cutesy-wootsy presentation that doesn't really explore the boy's process of self-realization. Still, not a bad story. I definitely prefer cute over violent.

Domestic couple story. Hajiwara, a single gay man who had been rejected as a child by his father and stepmother after the remarriage, vows he will never put another child through this experience and swears off all family men, no matter how attractive he finds them. Fortunately, he is no match for Yuuto Maki and his very cute son, Ritsu. There are moments in the story that give pause, but the overwhelming feel of the manga is cutesy wootsy.

Cutesy wootsy story of an unsinkably positive and sweet fluffball of a boy and the scary dude with the Sanpaku stare who falls for him.

Kanda Neko produces another Waffy fluffdoodle. This time the issue is deflowering the shy and virginal uke, who approaches the project with far too much pragmatism for the seme's comfort. Good luck with that, young buck!

Cute story of a couple with no real problems to speak of and no real conflict to generate plot. So cute story, but not particularly memorable.

Fluffy and cute little oneshot about a stern pastry chef, rendered grim from ridicule over his taste for fluffy, cute and sweet things, and the boy he rescues, who fell on hard times, but decided to fall for him instead.

Romance buds between Tetsu, who grows unorthodox vegetables, and Yui, the local chef who transforms his produce into dishes at the restaurant, egged on by 'Secondary Character', the good fairy restaurant helper, who writes satires on Yui in a blog, and cockblocked by Evil Persian Cat who knows Yui is allergic to him. Oh, and there are recipes in each chapter. MWUAHHahahahaha!