When it came to "Open up for Sudou Jr~" I choked on the water I was drinking, like dude what shit is that lol
The little extra with baby Yuusei and his brother is so cute!!
KAIDOU LISTENS TO NICKELBACK AHAHAHA I'M DYING
lmao me too, hahaha
I know he's a romantic at heart <3
I was wary of this at the start, but now that it's done, I love it! God, what a beautiful story; anguished at parts, hilarious at others, and heartwarming in its own way.
I actually really like Shimizu. She has a good head on her shoulders (and there I go again, sounding like an old man). I hope she'll be able to find happiness too. :)
"I can't believe you think drunk driving is fine!"
I love when there are good messages in manga.
you make me laught!!
You do NOT need a reason to turn someone down. The other person should respect your decision, instead of continuing to push for a relationship. Kusaba is out of line with the way he harasses Suzumi. "No" is a complete sentence.
Referring to this: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/noboseru_karada/mf/282816/Vol1_Ch2/pg-14/
Yeah, I thought this when I read that part too.
Its not the person rejecting its the person receving the rejection has the right to know, as in why in the world the one fir whom you put up yourself bare and proposed is not doing rejection with out being sincere
No, it would be very nice for the person being rejected to know why, but they by no means have a right to it. You are never obligated to explain yourself to anyone. And if you do give a reason, the other person should never say or act as if that reason is "not good enough".
IOTR, that was said wonderfully.
Beautifully said. I was asked by someone to give my reasons for turning them down and my answer was just, "No." Pushy people make themselves less likable.
Very interesting premise, and gorgeous art! Kaname is so precious. (I too, as a college student, cant cook anything but rice and fried eggs... lol I understand his struggle!!) Looking forward to more~
A bit of a disappointing read. I always thought Korea's gender norms were too strict. What's wrong with a girl having short hair, not wanting to put on make-up, and wearing suits instead of dresses? When Ji Woo said she felt this way, I thought it'd be great if she could keep living like that, and was disappointed when Big Kang got all panicky about it. On another note, this story just kind of feels shallow.
Asians do not cut their hair. It is a sign of respect to the parents. Particularly girls. Femininity is highly desired. Probably because of Confucianism. I couldn't learn martial arts. When I cut my hair, my parents were pissed off.
I'm Chinese, and this is certainly not true in the modern age, lol. I also studied martial arts along with my brother growing up. Your family seems more old-fashioned than the norm. But I agree that femininity, acting "lady-like," is highly desired, especially in Japan and Korea. China doesn't seem to fixate on this as much.
I love this premise--"there are some people in the world you aren't allowed to fall in love with" because it's so realistic, and the story isn't handling it in a scandalous "forbidden love" way like some do (i.e. wrt incest, teacher-student, etc).