Cowardice, insecurities, talks of people, just so realistic. And I love how the author wrote about those things without going overboard.
Always smiling in front of his loved one, but I was thinking how he endured all those nights alone, all the times he remembered that what he wishes the most, he don't have it. But he still goes head on and pursues the slightest chance he has to be happy. I'm so happy all his efforts wasn't fruitless.
I feel for Utou. It is so frustrating when it feels like you can't seem to decide for what you want, like everything is cast in stone and you have to accept it.
It'd be nice if I could see kanata's side of the story like how he was feeling when dating those girls and when he heard that Hozumi likes guys.
Thanks for those who work on this manga like really, thanks. The updates were fast, really I appreciate it.
I feel like smtg's missing, idk like they haven't sort everything out
it kinda left me with that "too good to be true" feeling. but it was so fluffy and adorable, so i just kinda looked past it ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I don't encourage rape but I think maybe in real life there are people that fall in love with a rapist, so why not in a fiction?
Indeed. Stockholm syndrome is wide spread.
Is it, outside of fiction?
It seems like they're trying to hurt each other because maybe they love each other but involving other people in their game is dirty and that's what I like about this manga. How they pictured reality, life is not so happy where there's a happy ending for everyone.
Stockholm Syndrome exists so I don't see why authors can't write about it. But it seems like there are some authors that take rape and Stockholm Syndrome too lightly in their stories and that's where they missed the realism.
My point is, not every rape story is bad, should focus more on its content, development than the subject.
'Some authors' More like 75% of all mangakas yeah.
Sorry. I accidentally hit the "thumbs down" button. I was trying to hit the "thumbs up" button.