ALisAnimeLover's manga / #age gap(33)

from bm: tackles microagression + misunderstanding of trans vs gay. would receive 10/10 if not for the extra that said that the mom had chara devt (XD) then make it feel cut off :< I mean, why not make it longer then? sad :< tho gets since japan. manga. haha huhu.

The old dude (40 y.o. but looks like 20) took advantage of a teenager who is attempting suicide. It even tried to make light of the pedophilia and rape by showing that the old dude symphatizes with the teenager due to their similar situations and former suicide attempt.

A perfect example of bad title/title translation XD It's about a lady (well, old man, not lady) killer, not a literal killer //i don't remember anything about the story except it being cute and no killer XD //skimmed the first chapter, remembered everything It's about a bartender who unconsciously attracts older men (by simply doing his job ffs). One day, a customer attempts to assault him, only to be rescued by another customer. He has a long-time crush on this customer, and the customer likes him as well. They're keeping each other at arms length for different but same reasons: their age gap. The bartender can't believe that the customer likes him as well, being the mature one. Bartender's love borderlines adoration to the customer tbh, but it's on the romantic side anyway. On the other hand, the customer can't make a move on the bartender due to the generation gap (lol, 10 years age gap), and because he knows the bartender is keeping him at an arm's length, so he's afraid that if he makes a (mature) move, the bartender might shy away and stop this farce.

I LOVE how they're both mature. This author must like age gaps, lol. The manager was mature enough to resign when he started having feelings. And the idol was mature in his actions, being careful with his advances, knowing his position as an idol and that he needs to protect his reputation. I guess what I liked is how the idol actually wants to be an idol and doesn't say shit like "I'm prepared to leave the spotlight for you" but rather "I'm here in the spotlight, and I'm not gonna let you keep your eyes away from me" Still, there was a part that the plot kinda suddenly jumped. manager: i'm gonna let go; idol: *sings a love song*; manager: nah, scratch that, I really love him which is kinda nice if done correctly, but somehow it feels lacking as if the author was forced to end the manga early so she had to do that :/ I wanna know the love song thooo And totes want the merch if it actually exists

fluff fluff extra is smut cherry on top but i think it's better w/o it. i still like it tho. now i'm off to listen to the drama cd, hehehe

...meh... I love the faithfulness of seme to uke ever since he fell in love tho. Along with how he acted only with the parents consent... Though why did they give consent in the first place??? He's... a fvcking kid??????? Imo, it's bland. Mostly because I've read tons of stories like this and this is very similar to the others... Except that this had shotacon tones when it shows the past... I don't know about you, but I would never fall in love with a kid that age. Maybe once we both grow up, then I'll fall in love. But not that young. bruh. Also, what's up with the other dude "teaching" the kid how to peel of his foreskin??? And saying it was exciting??? WTF.

I love the sister and the seme's love and acceptance towards the MC. Pacing feels off around the first few chapters

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