Kill Your Darling's manga / #yaoi(176)

The art is this manga's strongest point. In the first story, I really don't think the assault was necessary and they got over it so quickly. However, I will give it points for being one of the few non-con romance yaoi manga I've seen that actually acknowledges the bad behaviour for what it is, doesn't just brush over it like it didn't happen, and makes the perpetrator genuinely regret their actions, apologise, and behave better. It's still not handled WELL by any means, it's incredibly weird seeing him feeling sorry for himself after the fact, like "bro, nobody forced you to do that". The second story is short and kinda funny, but it ultimately feels kinda half-baked. Honestly, the art is hard-carrying here, I'll have to see if this mangaka has any better works in their catalogue.

It was interesting enough, the themes could've been pushed a little further though.