fujomom's manga / #bully(30)

Sexy but sometimes this story... idk. New transfer student gets molested on his first day of school, then he's pursued relentlessly. I kinda felt sorry for him, to be so stressed out and turned on at the same time... didn't look like fun! Also, I was just amazed at how much sex they could have at school and not get caught!

Mmm, not sure how I feel about this. In someways I liked it but I doubt I'll ever read it again. Riku is withdrawn from a combination of scarred from a past traumatic sexual experience and insecurities about his appearance, he gets bullied a lot of a popular patron of the bar, Yoshimi, he works at but it turns out that the bully likes him and is just resentful that he had sex with his friend instead of him. They end up having a pretty twisted relationship where Riku is bullied/"punished" constantly by the sadistic Yoshimi. They have a pretty disfumctional relationship that is occasionally cute. The bar patrons constant harping can be annoying.

Guy walks in on the popular guy, named Maki, muttering about still being a virgin and promises not to tell anyone if they start going out. Then there's a rival that tries to come between them. The next chapter they get into a fight when Maki tries to lose his virginity and tries to be the seme. This was pretty good but the seme should've been more willing to try being the uke!

This is about a guy with a boss who's pretty tough on him, and feels picked on. One day he gets drunk and wakes up naked, having most likely slept with the manager. Turns out the manager likes him but is a bit of a sadist, the main character kinda gets bullied into a relationship. Along the way you get introduced to a kouhai that makes the manager super jealous, and a coworker that hates the main character because he thinks he isn't good enough for the manager. Then there's a chapter about a stressed salaryman who hires a live-in maid and gets sent a man, due to a computer glitch, but he gets spoiled so much that he asks the man to stay beyond the contract. The maid refuses because he wants a real relationship instead of a business relationship. This was pretty cute all around. At first I wasn't too sure, I didn't like the manager very much at first but he grew on me, especially after seeing his jealous side.

Akane admires school bully Ryouji like a hero and wants to be like him, but he's a pretty weak fighter. One day he's rescued from other delinquents by Ryouji and his friend Kurakawa, and from then on Kurakawa bullies and teaches Akane all the time. After rescuing Akane from another fight Kurakawa finally makes his move, and Kurakawa rows to make Akane fall for him. Sexy, nice art style. I won't admit how long it took me to tell Ryouji and Kurakawa apart....

Sexy but I don't know.... I didn't like the seme very much. Tanaka is the seme and cold, emotionless editor. He bosses Gotou around and insults/hurts his feelings. It would be one thing if he was a tsundere, but there's pretty much no warmth to the character. He calls sex with Gotou work and part of his job, and then one point calls it troublesome (but then claims Gotou misunderstood but then doesn't clearly explain how he misunderstood) In the very last chapter he says he loves Gotou (finally) but at that point I wasn't sure I believed him.

Interesting. Emotionless "robotic" high school boy feels obligated to take care of his sick big brother all the time so he doesn't have any friends. But then he meets up with an old childhood friend who just moved back to the area and they start to get closer again because they're working on a school project together. I really like this art style.

I really don't like the whole "he picks on you because he likes you!" idea, but I want to see how this story progresses. Asahina used to have a crush on his tennis club senpai, Sahara, who bullied him a lot back then, and now that he's an adult and an ero manga artist he accidentally hires Sahara to clean his apartment. Seems like little has changed for Sahara, who picks right back up on the bullying.

So, I liked this, but I didn't LOVE it. It's VERY old school in the art style. It's about a boy who falls in love with another boy who's on the basketball team. He boldly declares his love immediately and vows to make the basketball boy love him back. The basketball boy is the inexpressive, detached type that doesn't hesitate to verbally cut deeply when he needs to. The characters are very static and unchanging, even though their relationship develops. The sex scenes are very glossed over and not much is shown at all, and what little is shown makes it seem kinda unpleasant. I didn't hate this but I'll never reread it, either.

This is about two fashion designers, Nosaki and Kosaka, who work in different departments and bicker constantly. Kosaka gets assigned to design men's underwear and agrees to it only if Nosaki becomes his model. He's suspiciously touchy-feely when inspecting Nosaki's underwear lol