
Tachibana, Adachi took advantage of him while he was drunk, pretending it didn't happen the next morning, confessed that he actually liked him, then dumped him with the excuse that he only helped him fulfill his revenge fantasy, THEN confessed again that he lied so please forgive me and love me.
All the while Tachibana had to be the one who did all the chasing, having to endure his emotional outbursts, being dumped for no reason when he had actually fallen for real, THEN he also had to go on a wild goose chase to find him again while Adachi himself never took the first step to actually do something. In the end he felt guilty for never realizing Adachi's feeling before as if he could know about it when Adachi himself was contend to stay in his perpetual Tachibana would never love me-hood.
The art is hot tho :x

Well, in my opinion, Adachi is not at fault and his actions were reasonable. Adachi gave up tachibana because he might get involve in all the troubles adachi is facing (stalking stuff). Adachi knows that tachibana is originally straight so adachi thought it was better to leave thinking that tachibana will be safe and be happier.

...I feel bad because I feel like I've already had certain expectation for this manga before even reading them. The manga are pretty cute and all, but as of the latest chapter compared to the equivalent live action's episode, I much prefer the tv adaptation instead.
I think there's quite a few reasons that has led me to to that opinion, mainly:
- Adachi had far better development in the live action. His feeling of insecurity, his introverted nature, and his thoughtfulness of others were already apparent from the very start, and all of those made him a really likeable and relatable character.
- Kurosawa seems way too...perfect in the manga? Whereas in the live action you've got the sense that he had enough flaws to make him more human AND still be a dreamboat precisely because of them.
- Fujisaki was such a sympathetic and likeable character in the live version. Her apathy for anything related to dating and romance and her bond with Adachi through the said fact was such an interesting development. I don't know yet how the manga handles her character, but hopefully it's something good.
- Ok this is incredibly important. ROKKAKU. BEST BOY. CUTIE PIE. Charming, cheerful, outspoken, loyal to his friends, goofball. Cue my disappointment that his character is totally not like that in the manga.
So yea, tl;dr the manga is cute, but for the love of god WATCH THE LIVE ACTION GUYS.
the conflict is just so fucking dumb? Like newsflash Kaname, if you don't want to have sex everyday with your long-term boyfriend, of TWO YEARS, because it's exhausting on your body or you're afraid of becoming sex maniac or whatever, then...just say so? Instead of being all weird about it?
And then when his boyfriend was rightfully feeling anxious because he wouldn't say shit, he actually had the AUDACITY to turn it back around and somehow acted like he's the anxious one and his boyfriend was in the wrong for not communicating, which is just....look in the mirror dumbass?
idk the story just frustrated me lol