So I've noticed over the years that whenever I feel something, like if I'm annoyed or sad or happy, I'll have a corresponding facial expression right away. Sometimes I can feel it, others I don't even realize until someone tells me. I know that this can make some people vulnerable, but I'm not too sure if it's that bad...so i was wondering, is it?
Depends what you mean by it being "bad". I unconsciously show my feelings but it's sort of a good thing for me. When you say "I'm okay" with a clearly visible frown, people can just tell that you're not okay and would comfort and support you which makes you feel alot better.
When people say "I'm okay" and their expression shows that they're actually happy when really they're clearly not, people won't provide you with support, because they don't know you need it.
Like... you just get what you need/want without having to directly say it to their face which may be embarrassing to do in the first place.
Ig you can just compare it to someone offering you food but you say you're not hungry but your stomach grumbles so they give you the food anyway. So it's beneficial in a way ;)
I've had Junjou Romantica and Sekaiichi Hatsukoi saved/bookmarked on my mangago account since I signed up, just in case I never got a physical copy in my local bookstore. I wanted to catch up (I have volume 1, but didn't get the chance to buy volumes 2-8, getting 9 and 10 since that's what my store had), since I know the anime didn't include EVERYTHING Shungiku Nakamura put in the manga. (Sekaiichi Hatsukoi was my first serious BL anime, and I ended up watching Junjou Romantica after heh heh... ;;)
The uploaded scanlations kind of confused me, cause it said volume 9 had a bunch of different parts and I have suBLime's vol 9...and it's different (with parts 16 and 17 of Onodera's story, then one of Yukina and of Kisa) not to mention that there isn't even vol 10...and I have vol 10 from suBLime
if there's a difference i'd greatly appreciate someone explaining how it all works ;;
thanks a lot in advance
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