Calalaya's manga / #Perfect(102)

The beginning is dumb but the payoff is more than worth it. Love me some consensual and enthusiastic love~

A bit cliche but both parties are into each other and in this economy, I'm taking everything I can get~

My personal tastes are what make this Perfect; I've been writing a story like this for years so it was a little hard not to like it haha

A multi-couple set of stories and they're all compelling in their own way. Goes into themes of motherhood, taking care of oneself, what it means to be in a relationship - it's beautiful

The couple is obviously into each other, it has knotting which is a rare commodity, the idea is fun, and the art is beautiful. Literally my only issue is that they got roped into but that's just how it goes for Wacky Hijinks I guess lol

Attacking from front and behind leaves few margins for error, and honestly I don't see any. Sure there's some apprehension, but that's human, and these two end up being able to please each other so beautifully. It's wonderful

Where do I begin, gosh. Themes unusually explored in yaoi - actual LGBT problems, self-doubt, flaws that are called out on and worked to become better, an amazing slowburn, beautiful chemistry, likeable (and unlikeable, but in the best way) characters. It feels like a /story/, like an actual moving experience in which people change and grow and learn to love more deeply from within themselves and into the hearts of others. I need to reread this one, it's Perfect

It's so cute, like... I can't. It's just adorable

It's honestly a very good modern fairytale. I love simplistic stories that have one thematic through-line, they made for very interesting character studies. So the fact that this one was one I hadn't heard of before made it all the better! There are definitely some issues, like how besides the two main characters and the antagonist, everyone is effectively interchangeable. Plus the antagonist's motivation feels very forced and I don't just mean it because he tried to force himself on Shin. He kind of just comes as goes as the whim of the story dictates, but it does keep the plot shortform which isn't such a bad thing. I like it quite a lot uwu