rhamen's manga / #psychological(56)

This manga was a perfect combination of wholesome and educational. I was able to witness their journey through healing and it also felt like a sort of meditation for me. I appreciate the use of research and proper references as well when giving information. I only found out through this manga that there are so many available facilities and privileges for people going through various mental illnesses.

I randomly picked up this manga and read it it one sitting, changed the trajectory of my week because i’m literally in brainrot of what just happened. It really showed me how damned 'trust' can be, the first ever survival manga that I've read in which I literally had 0 trust for every character—or just when i’m about to see light in them they turn out to be the worst person. I had mixed emotions about the ending, somehow satisfied with how it ended, but at the same time, feeling sad for the character. But i guess after going through all that you'd loose a screw or two.

I've read almost all of Junji Ito's works and i can always say that he's an effective horror writer, some oneshots might be a miss for me but he never disappoints with full stories, gyo was scarier than uzumaki. Atleast for me ToT

its a bit hard to get into it because the translation is wack ToT