loelle's manga / #slice of life(5)

This is seriously one of the best I've read, it fits all the tags I enjoy. It also reminds me of Garden of evening mists, the atmosphere was like those christmas movies without those ridiculous lessons, the day where you'd find the most beautiful pastry shop, a hidden gem out of the rest, where someone haven't recommend it yet and they've gatekept you from all sort of delicacies. The author gave generous amount of food comfort to this manga, the passion radiates it doesn't seem baseless and flat. 4.9/5 (because i am stubborn,yet I still wish to acknowlege this beauty)

Have I said I love slice of life, before the food comfort where the passion is about their professions, THIS is what you call passionate love , not enemies to lovers kind of passion exp. where it is all lust and tension, this is something of what you call finding a comfort in someone, I can't say they love each other else then it would be romantic and it's not, it's passionate. Gorgeously passionate about an older guy discovering something that's midly similar to comfort in someone who is younger. It's deeply entrailing. 4.9/5(stubborn as always)

It was short-lived yes. I love these sorts of manga I'm certain even with this story's ending there will be more challenges ahead with homophobia and Ryousuke's marriage with his husband. It's beautiful and sad to see the struggles of how homophobia can do to someone, his past partners weren't really good given by Japan wasn't open with homosexuality back then. Wish you a Happy marriage, Ryousuke. 4.7/5