JessiebearsALIVE want to read (All 29)
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Guys I'm like an addict can anyone recommend me office/assistant/body guard/ modern romance.
I need that wish fulfillment, and just a heads up I've probably read all of the most popular manhwas/manhuas in this genre but I'll take anything at this point.
If you guys read on AO3 I'll even take those recs in any Fandom or any pairing (straight or not)
*INHALES*
patchwork
it's not like that
speak of the devil
secretary jin's confinement diary
mr.dior
secretary gwanggong's survival diary
personal tailor
big apple
an egocentric way of thinking
report my boss
marcel
nine to nine
cat's suit, dogs tie
may the best brother win
aesthetic formula
dog fur romance
non refundable alpha
the foul
cloudburst
reality lover
overclock
cupid in the rainbow trap
romance but not romantic
work love balance
chasing mr.ceo
family mate
Good Night, Liang Xiao
exclusive no love zone
incidentally dyed by spring's love
Manhattan romance
bad plan
sunday's consolation
the director who buys me dinner
safe partner
it's my baby
K's secret
be my baby
you and I can't do this
A Cup Full of Water
mania
please candy
secretary to stage
blaze out
debt of love
I'm very sad after reading Banana Fish—it feels like I should be in mourning. Every other piece of media feels so off now.
Can you recommend a poetic love story with angst (BUT LIGHTER ANGST THAN BANANA FISH) so I can live through their yearning and still leave satisfied? Unlike a certain manga, GOD DAMN!
Girlies, I just want to wash Banana Fish from my brain, but I still want to feel lovelorn. Any recommendations?
Baraou no souretsu. Long but incredible
I remember seeing someone compare the couple in this one to ash and eiji in another universe, and I agree with that sentiment. There is a happier ending than banana fish dw https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/darkness_before_the_dawn/
You've gotta be joking the ending is way worse than banana fish
Bongchon Bride
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/bongchon_bride/
Shhhhh
Woooow, why are you setting people up. Luckily I just reread that a couple weeks ago. Damn can't trust no one nowadays
Oopsies (づ￣ ³￣)づ
The first story hit me hard. I related to many aspects personally, and I wonder if any of you have ever felt like you're running from something you've avoided facing for a long time.
The ending reinforces that idea—whatever you're running from will hurt, but you can't move forward without learning to let it go.
I especially love the first story's ending because it reflects the saying, "People come into your life when they're meant to, and those who leave were there to teach you lessons." You can't hold onto everyone, but even those who leave leave something behind. Tokio had to let go—not just of someone, but of his past and trauma—turning it into a memory and a lesson.