TatsumakiKoi's manga / #yaoi(6)

The art is pretty amazing, and there is a good balance between sex scenes and storyline, but it is heavier on the sex than many other yaoi's or even hentai's. Lastly, I liked that the sex scenes weren't too short. Downside, the protagonist cries all the time, which makes it harder to put myself in his shoes.

Loved it! I would like to know more of the story line; in particular, how Kuroneko was abandoned and then entered into the other story of Nekoka Kareshi no Ayashikawa...

I started in yaoi through fanfiction doujinshi of Beyblade characters. This was the first yaoi manga that I fell in love with (makes sense considering one of the felines outnumbers some of the minor characters). This mangaka is by far my favorite! She has just enough finesse to show the explicit scenes, but draws the lines softer, which adds to the story's more intimate, gentle feeling. The characters have just enough personality to make them separate characters, but as the reader I can relate to both. She even taps into those desires that readers want but can't say aloud--like wanting to move in right away with someone you love, how it's okay to cling, how it's okay to not hold back emotions and fear, etc. At the same time, I've noticed in my country these traits are seen as unhealthy and codependent. :( So at the very least, if I am codependent, I can enjoy this part of me through a manga rather than drag it into a relationship.

If.... If.... and only if you like bondage and are okay with it will you like this one. If you are meh on bondage, you probably won't like this. But if you do like bondage, it has a great storyline about how three different types of personalities blend and balance each other in a relationship (sex and non-sex parts of their lives). //Spoiler Note: Although Haruki teaches Sarasa and Kazunari so they can understand what love is, there's a part of me that thinks Kazunari helped to free both Haruki and Sarasa from their past traumas.\