Nobita's manga / #threesome(6)

This one I really enjoyed it. It was not as fucked up as I thought it was going to be and that is a relieve. I love 3P, but fiction is soooooo focus on making the main character to "choose" one of them. For me is like "BUT WHY IF THEY ARE PERFECT ALL TOGETHER?!!!"

I liked the second story better :D

I think this must be the original idea behind Choco, Strawberry, Vanilla. I really liked that story and reading this one I know why. It's a really delicate topic and it could go wrong so easily. I'm glad it was better done on CSV, but this one is a little chaotic.

I really like this story and I've always thought is a little misunderstood. I think the story has more to do with the lack of "wholeness". It goes about always having the feeling of being "part of someone" and being so codependent that you don't even see yourself as a person anymore and then evolving out of it. It's interesting too because it has to be with how Take realizes that he can love hiroi without throwing away his own existence and at the same time Hiroi gets to know that he doesn't possess nobody, not even Take-chan. Mine is interesting too, because he gets on that kind of relationship almost by accident, but he actually is the one who deals the best with the situation of this two idiots that act like little children fighting for their favorite toy. It's not perfect, but it's really cool.