Akikosenpai's manga / #slice of life(77)

It's soooo nice ToT There are problems, but they get solved each time, there's no needless Korean series-style long drama, the characters are refreshing, it's sexy, the expressions are glorious, it's almost too good to be true! edit 13/03/2017: this is just the best thing ever

edit 01/06/18: stop reading, the spoilers below say he somehow will end up with his crush anyway-yay for realism and turning every straight guy gay-NOT Honestly this is soooo good! Also the characters actually have a developed personality and back story, with past crushes and all. Makes this so much more likeable. It gets really serious at some times too, but it's still adorable. I ship mc x blue haired guy, but that probably isn't going to happen. Would be nice though! Two gay guys with their own crushes, who comfort each other and then end up falling for each other... now that's a romantic trope I like

That was great! Gave me Nana-vibes...

This is honestly great! Really funny too. The first story is about two teachers. I love the uke there, because he actually takes the initiative, and doesn't behave like the traditional airheaded baby-type of uke. The second is about two students. Though the uke and seme are quite cliche in here, I love their interactions with the other gay couples and the way this relationship was portrayed. I mean, it is very predictable, but still done in a really fun way. The first couple has more of an adult relationship, and that's great. Both couples have some very sexy scenes, which are very nice. Did I mention they're uncensored too? :D

My first love liked movies and marilyn monroe too and she also had red hair... This is bringing back memories ToT (I got rejected >.>) Really good story! The characters are so relatable, and it feels so real. University life is drawn as it actually is too. I'm very much enjoying this!

Two gay high schoolers who are best friends might have a crush on each other, without wanting to admit it. The dialogues are hilarious at times, are those the actual translations??

Somehow this story reads as one melancholic, poetic dream...